December 3, 2008, - 10:56 am
What Happened to Dan Kliman?: Another Innocent American Victim of Islam Thrown Down Elevator Shaft
By Debbie Schlussel
In real life, as in the movies, people don’t fall down empty elevator shafts by accident. They’re usually pushed.
On this site, I’ve repeatedly written about Ismael Ahmed, who founded and for decades ran ACCESS–the Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services, which has soaked taxpayers for billions to bring in thousands of Muslim illegal aliens, fund their every social service need, defraud Medicaid, and provide job-training for several Al-Qaeda terrorists. Ahmed now runs the Michigan Department of Human Services.
As I’ve noted, when Ahmed’s first wife, an American non-Muslim, wanted to divorce him, he took her on a trip to New York. Suddenly, she was found dead at the bottom of an elevator shaft under construction. He apparently got rid of her and got away with it.
Now, the same thing has happened to Dan Kliman, MD, a gay pro-Israel activist in San Francisco. Like Ahmed’s wife, his body was found at the bottom of an elevator shaft under construction, in the building where he was taking Arabic language instruction.
Coincidence? Sorry, but there are no coincidences. Not ones like this. Gay, a Jew, pro-Israel, and American–hmmm . . . a perfect four-in-one target for a Muslim kill:
Dr. Daniel J. Kliman, an Alameda physician and one of the Bay Area’s foremost pro-Israel activists, stepped into an open elevator shaft by accident last week and died.
His body was found Monday by workers inspecting an elevator in the historic, nine-story Sharon Building at 55 New Montgomery St., where Kliman apparently plunged to his death Nov. 25. . . .
Kliman, 38, . . . was perhaps best known as co-founder of S.F. Voice for Israel, a 4-year-old organization that vociferously demonstrates on behalf of Israeli causes. He also maintained a practice in Alameda as a doctor of internal medicine and was an ardent proponent of vegetarianism and alternative transportation to cars.
He had been taking Arabic language courses in the Sharon Building for three years and was last seen, investigators said, on the night of Nov. 25, when he went there to attend a class on the seventh floor.
Police Inspector Matt Krimsky said Kliman apparently fell through an open elevator door on the seventh floor, although the building’s manager insists the door must have been secured.
The elevator in that shaft was out of order at the time, building manager Brad Bernheim said. By design, doors to a malfunctioning elevator are clamped shut and can be opened only by a mechanic, said Erika Monterroza, spokeswoman for Cal/OSHA.
The details of how Kliman wound up in the shaft are being investigated by police and Cal/OSHA. . . . [T]he Sharon Building’s elevator had been inspected Nov. 4 and was found to be sound. . . .
Some in Kliman’s activist community wondered Tuesday if he had been killed by someone he loudly opposed in street demonstrations over the years. . . . Faith Meltzer, a member of S.F. Voice for Israel, said she will push police to investigate the matter until all chance of homicide is eliminated.
“It’s hard for me to believe this wasn’t deliberate,” Meltzer said. . . . The Arabic class Kliman came to attend on the last night of his life had been canceled. . . . Managers of the program that runs the classes, Pacific Arabic Resources, declined to comment Tuesday.
Hmmm . . . the class was canceled, the elevator was secured, the people who taught the class were probably Arab Muslims. And he fell down the elevator “by accident”? Just like Ismael Ahmed’s first wife?
Uh-huh. Sure they did.
According to online reports:
“the elevator was under repair, and supposedly was securely shut”
. . .investigators should question why a healthy man who bicycled everywhere to lower his carbon footprint would force elevator doors open and step in.
Quote ( http://israeljewishnews.blogspot.com/2008/12/suspicious-death-of-pro-israel-activist.html ):
“The Arabic class Kliman came to attend on the last night of his life had been canceled, but he apparently didn’t know that, said close friend Marshall Schwartz.
“He wanted to learn more about the language, and liked studying there,” Schwartz said. Kliman thought of himself as pro-Israel but not anti-Arab, he added, and had even dated an instructor at the language program in the past.”
Look closely at the male relatives of this female – they may not express similar appreciation for religious inter-mixing or dating outside of culture. Don’t wait or expect the authorities/investigators to ask these questions. . .locals better get involved and verbalize these concerns.
[M: THE INSTRUCTOR WAS A MALE. HE’S GAY. DS]
miira on December 3, 2008 at 11:37 am