By Debbie Schlussel
Since they claim to be against this kind of thing–but we know they truly aren’t against it, they sanction it–where are CAIR, MPAC, ISNA, and the MAS on the case of Mansa Musa Muhummed. Why haven’t they condemned him? And why haven’t they condemned the flurry of phony motions filed by this San Diego-area Muslim, which delayed his trial for nine years?
If you think this is the only case of this going on in America, I have a cellar in Dearbornistan to rent you:

A man starved the 19 children under his roof, beat some of them and their mothers and made the youngsters and two of his three so-called wives virtual prisoners in their own home, a prosecutor told jurors Monday as the defendant’s long-delayed trial got under way.

Mansa Musa Muhummed, who was arrested in 1999, faces eight counts of torture – each of which carries a potential life sentence – 11 counts of willful injury to a child, five counts of inflicting corporal injury on a spouse and two counts of false imprisonment.
Marva Boddie, the woman who was legally married to Muhummed under state law – the other two were not – was arrested along with him nine years ago and pleaded guilty in 2000 to one count of willful injury to a child.
Her plea agreement calls for probation and a year in custody, but sentencing has been put off until after her husband’s trial.
The case against Muhummed has taken years to come to trial, partly because of a flurry of motions filed by the 55-year-old defendant, who had been representing himself but recently was assigned a conflicts defense lawyer.
Muhummed allegedly kept two of his three so-called wives and 19 children – his and theirs – prisoner in their home, torturing seven of them, prosecutor Julie Baldwin told jurors in her opening statement.
“He would beat their feet … to the point where they could hardly stand or walk,” she said.
The defendant also beat his victims’ palms with a sort of paddle and the backs of their hands until the children begged him to stop, all the while enjoying their suffering, Baldwin alleged. . . .
Baldwin told the jury that during the course of the trial, they will hear the cries and screams of children being beaten and begging for mercy, as taped by someone in the defendant’s Aguanga home. . . .
When authorities went into the home in the 49000 block of Sweepstakes Lane on April 6, 1999 – they were alerted by someone who managed to escape and go for help – some of the children were underweight, undernourished and stunted because of lack of food, the prosecutor said.
A daughter of one of the defendant’s “wives” was 19 years old when sheriff’s investigators intervened and rescued the children, Baldwin said.
The young woman was 4-foot-1, had never menstruated and weighed 56 pounds, about the average weight of someone half her age, the prosecutor said.
All the time that the children were forced to steal food from their own home in order to survive, the defendant ate three square meals a day, she said.
“These children were stunted due to the fact that the defendant starved them over a period of years,” Baldwin said. . . .
There were padlocks on doors, sliding doors and garage doors, and doors nailed shut, allowing no escape from the property, according to the sergeant, who said soiled diapers were found in one of the garages, neither of which had running water, toilet facilities or tubs. . . .
He convinced [Laura] Cowan that they could wed, under Islamic law, because her own husband was away [DS: in prison], she said. The moment she married the defendant, he forced her to close all her bank accounts and credit cards and assumed control of her finances and her life, she testified. . . .
Cowan said she argued with the defendant for years over the treatment of her son, Ahmed, and would not let him stay with her in her room.
He would force the boy to stand in a bucket in his urine-soaked and soiled clothes “from the morning to night” and sometimes punched him in the face, the woman testified.
The defendant also called her son evil and “possessed by Djinns,” Cowan said, and kept food from the boy in order to punish him for his lack of intestinal control. . . .
“I was slapped all the time. He pulled my hair. He grabbed me by my throat,” Cowan testified.

“Religion of Peace,” baby. “Religion of Peace.”
Coming soon: The United States of Sharia.