November 2, 2010, - 2:24 pm
Guess Who’s Also Voting: Muslims Desperate to Show Their Dem Votes Count in GOP Tidal Wave
I got this in my inbox, today. It’s from Rami Nashishibi of something called, “Inner City Muslim Action Network,” urging them to vote. He’s also a CAIR activist, so this is probably another CAIR front group. Regardless, he’s an extremist. They are voting today. Are you? A more important question: are you voting for their candidates? As I’ve told you repeatedly, there are plenty of Republican candidates–yes, even “Tea Party” candidates–who are kowtowing to them. It’s not enough that you vote. Make sure you are not voting to elect their dhimmis on “our side” of the aisle.
By the way, do you think he gives a crap about “Rabbi Marx,” whom he references in his letter? Or even Martin Luther King, Jr.? Puh-leeze. But I’m sure he cares about Jesse Jackson, whom he also mentions in the letter. After all, that anti-Semite was the trendsetter for CAIR-style shakedowns and grievance theater.
You see Muslims don’t vote Republican. Most of them don’t, anyway. And tonight’s Republican/Tea Party tidal wave will show that Muslims really aren’t much of a voting bloc–that they don’t have the power that they claim at the ballot box, and which their whines demand. They’re desperate to spin it otherwise. Good luck with that. Sadly, tonight’s evidence won’t matter. Our growing number of dhimmi politicians (I call them Dhimmi-ticians, for short) will continue to pander to them, regardless.
Rami Nashishibi: Urging Extremist Muslims to “Vote in the Name of Rabbi Marx” . . . and Jesse Jackson
Tags: CAIR, dhimmi politicians, Dhimmi-ticians, Dhimmiticians, Inner City Muslim Action Network, Islam, Muslim vote, Muslims, Rami Nashishibi
Here’s our pal Rami sharing a stage with Ayers and Dohrn:
http://www.northbynorthwestern.com/2009/02/21386/bill-ayers-asks-nu-how-good-are-we/
Apparently, he’s good buddies with the terrorist two-some, sharing the stage with them at multiple events. He’s a big Hamas supporter, of course, just like Ayers. Can there be any doubt tha Rami and Barak know one another, both community activists from Chicago, and both friends of Ayers and Dohrn.
adam on November 2, 2010 at 3:04 pm