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Tea Partiers still try to stir fear and hate

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Anonymous

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More of the Tea Party's putting out false info to play on the emotions of the weak minded- and stir up fear and hate....



Angle: Two American cities under Sharia law
By:
CNN's Jeff Simon


(CNN) - Nevada GOP Senate nominee Sharron Angle told a crowd of Tea Party rally-goers last week that two cities — Dearborn, Michigan and Frankford, Texas — are under Sharia law, the sacred law of Islam.

“We're talking about a militant terrorist situation, which I believe isn't a widespread thing, but it is enough that we need to address, and we have been addressing it,” Angle said according to audio of the rally obtained by the Washington post. “My thoughts are these. First of all, Dearborn, Michigan, and Frankford, Texas, are on American soil, and under Constitutional law. Not Sharia law. And I don't know how that happened in the United States.”

The problem? Well, Frankford, Texas doesn’t really exist.

CNN went to Texas to investigate, check out the video after the jump:

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2010/10/09/angle-two-american-cities-under-sharia-law/#more-127527

Dallas annexed the city in 1975 and all that remains is a church and cemetery, as a camera crew for CNN’sJohn King USA found out when they visited on Friday.
 

hypocritexposer

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I think there might be some misunderstanding of what she said here or was trying to say.

“We're talking about a militant terrorist situation, which I believe isn't a widespread thing, but it is enough that we need to address, and we have been addressing it,” Angle said according to audio of the rally obtained by the Washington post. “My thoughts are these. First of all, Dearborn, Michigan, and Frankford, Texas, are on American soil, and under Constitutional law. Not Sharia law. And I don't know how that happened in the United States.”

The misconception of sharia law in Dearborn comes from the fact that a group of Christians tried to hand out literature outside of an Arab festival and were threatened with arrest, if they did not move 5 blocks away.

Handing out Christian literature to a Muslim is not allowed in sharia law.


Sunday, June 20, 2010, 7:21 PM Updated: Sunday, June 20, 2010, 8:05 PM
The Associated Press

Police in the heavily Arab Detroit suburb of Dearborn say they arrested four Christian missionaries for disorderly conduct at an Arab cultural festival.

Police Chief Ron Haddad says his department made the arrests Friday. The four are free on bond.

Christian proselytizing at the festival has been a matter of dispute for several years.

Haddad tells the Detroit Free Press he isn't taking sides in any dispute and says police have to keep peace at a festival that draws 300,000 over three days.

On Thursday, the Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals court ruled in favor of Anaheim, Calif., evangelist George Saieg (SAYGH). It overturned a lower court and said Saieg could distribute information on the festival's perimeter.



I can understand the misconception when your constitutional rights are not enforced, and it appears that sharia law is being enforced.


Richard Thompson, President and Chief Counsel of the Thomas More Law Center, commented,

"It's evident that the Dearborn Police department was more interested in placating Muslims than obeying our Constitution. These Christians were exercising their Constitutional rights to free speech and the free exercise of religion, but apparently in a city where the Muslim population seems to dominate the political apparatus, Sharia law trumps our Constitution."

Thus far, police and prosecutors have refused to return the illegally seized cameras and video tapes. They have also refused to provide the Law Center with the police reports of the incident despite repeated requests.

Arrested on charges of Breach of the Peace are Negeen Mayel, Dr. Nabeel Qureshi, Paul Rezkalla and David Wood.

Ms. Mayel, a newly arrived emigre from Afghanistan and recent convert from Islam to Christianity, was also charged with failure to obey a police officer's orders.

Mr. Thompson added, "Not all police officers approve of the way their department treated these Christians."

Robert Muise, Senior Trial Counsel with the Law Center, will represent the Christian missionaries when they appear before District Judge Mark W. Somers.

http://www.familysecuritymatters.org/publications/id.6719/pub_detail.asp



From a witness to the arrests

“A police officer had removed the camera from David and proceeded to handcuff him. I heard David calmly assure, "It’s okay. No big deal," while being handcuffed. All three men were escorted out of the group with their hands behind their backs. The police were carrying the cameras that Paul and David had been using. Neither of the arrested men resisted, and were very compliant as they were heading out of the crowd, to where the police had been stationed. People within the crowd were cheering, shouting "Allah akbar!" while clapping and shouting. The police continued walking out of the group. When a single man shouted "Jesus is Lord!" one officer who had already passed him, came back and told him to "be quiet". Neither of the officers said anything to the crowd of Muslims that were cheering, while shouting "Allah akbar!" After taking Paul, David, and Nabeel to the parking lot where the police were stationed, many security guards had followed and formed two groups. A smaller group of around three security guards were standing closer to the police. A larger group of around five security guards were farther away. Paul, David, and Nabeel were put into a van and taken away.”


“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.”

For purposes of comparison, under Sharia law:

“Non-Muslims are not allowed to proclaim their beliefs to Muslims and Muslims are forbidden to leave Islam, leaving Islam is “apostasy” with the possible penalty of death”.


It is reported that the Police Chief in Dearborn, an Arab, is also a Muslim. He was recently named to the Homeland Security Advisory Council, which provides advice and recommendations to Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano.

http://www.arabamericannews.com/news/index.php?mod=article&cat=Community&article=1793
 

hypocritexposer

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hopalong said:
Nah oldtimer woould never post information that might mislead, would he ?
NAHHHHH[
eh ???

I did notice though that Angle did play on the emotions of the weak minded- is trying to stir up fear and hate.... when she was talking about "Fair Trade", instead of Free Trade. :wink: :wink:

OT must have missed that when he listened to the audio, while verifying what Angle said about Dearborn and Frankford. You did listen to the audio, didn't you OT?

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/plum-line/SharronAngle0929.mp3
 

hypocritexposer

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a little more information that I just found on the arrests outside the Arab festival

There was another person that was previously granted the right to distribute Christian materials outside the festival. The police either ignored the decision of the Court or were not aware of it.

A federal judge issued an order keeping Saeg from distributing leaflets near the annual Arab Festival in Dearborn, which runs Friday thru Sunday. But the Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued the emergency order granting Saeg the right to proceed. Muise says the pastor has done so in the past in a peaceful fashion.



An Open Message to Dearborn Police Chief Ronald Haddad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEWgno8uFoE&feature=player_embedded#!

This guy is kind of funny. (he's one of the guys that were arrested)
 

Sandhusker

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Fear and hate? I'd say that it is more like fear and awareness;

http://creepingsharia.wordpress.com/2010/08/07/new-jersey-judge-rules-islamic-sharia-law-trumps-u-s-law/
 
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Nevada GOP Senate nominee Sharron Angle told a crowd of Tea Party rally-goers last week that two cities — Dearborn, Michigan and Frankford, Texas — are under Sharia law, the sacred law of Islam.
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The problem? Well, Frankford, Texas doesn’t really exist.
Dallas annexed the city in 1975 and all that remains is a church and cemetery,


So I take it you all think making false statements about nonexistent cities is correct :???:
 

Steve

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Oldtimer said:
Nevada GOP Senate nominee Sharron Angle told a crowd of Tea Party rally-goers last week that two cities — Dearborn, Michigan and Frankford, Texas — are under Sharia law, the sacred law of Islam.
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The problem? Well, Frankford, Texas doesn’t really exist.
Dallas annexed the city in 1975 and all that remains is a church and cemetery,


So I take it you all think making false statements about nonexistent cities is correct :???:

so, by your account the murders of two young girls by their muslim father in what is now Irving Texas, and refereed to as the Frankford area in some online resources, can be dismissed because she mispoke...

and this court ruling is just more proof..
We render judgment that the Arbitration Agreement signed by the parties is valid and enforceable and covers all disputes between the parties that arose prior to the date the parties signed the Arbitration Agreement, including all matters that were the subject of the partial summary judgment previously granted by the trial court.

to arbitrate all existing issues among them in the above mentioned Cause Numbers in the appropriate District Court, which includes the Divorce Case, the child custody of the [sic] Noor Qaddura and Farah Qaddura, the determination of each party's responsibilities and duties according to the Islamic rules of law by Texas Islamic Court.

http://www.2ndcoa.courts.state.tx.us/opinions/HTMLopinion.asp?OpinionID=14601

so we can split hairs over the towns name or work on preventing honor killings and Islamic law from ruling over US courts..
 

hopalong

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so, by your account the murders of two young girls by their muslim father in what is now Irving Texas, and refereed to as the Frankford area in some online resources, can be dismissed because she mispoke

If you are oldtimer you can, Especially if you are proving his replies are wrong! or at least misleading!!!!
 
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Steve said:
Oldtimer said:
Nevada GOP Senate nominee Sharron Angle told a crowd of Tea Party rally-goers last week that two cities — Dearborn, Michigan and Frankford, Texas — are under Sharia law, the sacred law of Islam.
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The problem? Well, Frankford, Texas doesn’t really exist.
Dallas annexed the city in 1975 and all that remains is a church and cemetery,


So I take it you all think making false statements about nonexistent cities is correct :???:

so, by your account the murders of two young girls by their muslim father in what is now Irving Texas, and refereed to as the Frankford area in some online resources, can be dismissed because she mispoke...

and this court ruling is just more proof..
We render judgment that the Arbitration Agreement signed by the parties is valid and enforceable and covers all disputes between the parties that arose prior to the date the parties signed the Arbitration Agreement, including all matters that were the subject of the partial summary judgment previously granted by the trial court.

to arbitrate all existing issues among them in the above mentioned Cause Numbers in the appropriate District Court, which includes the Divorce Case, the child custody of the [sic] Noor Qaddura and Farah Qaddura, the determination of each party's responsibilities and duties according to the Islamic rules of law by Texas Islamic Court.

http://www.2ndcoa.courts.state.tx.us/opinions/HTMLopinion.asp?OpinionID=14601

so we can split hairs over the towns name or work on preventing honor killings and Islamic law from ruling over US courts..

Yep-- so arbitration agreements are used often by the courts in finalizing divorces-- and the agreements often take into note issues involving one or all of the participants religious issues...That isn't giving up State jurisdiction- it is working within it.....

Applying the pertinent rules of contract construction, we conclude the Arbitration Agreement is worded so that it can be given only one certain or definite legal meaning or interpretation, and it is therefore not ambiguous. We hold that as a matter of law the plain language of the Arbitration Agreement expresses the intent of the parties that the scope of the Agreement include all claims raised by the parties' pleadings in the two cases before us up until September 25, 2002, the date the Agreement was signed by the parties. The scope of the Arbitration Agreement therefore includes all claims and matters previously ruled upon by the trial judge in the partial sumArbitration Act.mary judgment. Accordingly, we hold that the trial court abused its discretion in finding the Arbitration Agreement to be invalid and in denying Appellants' motions to stay litigation and compel arbitration under the Texas General Arbitration Act. We sustain Appellants' first and third issues.


Conclusion

We reverse the trial court's orders denying Appellants' motions to stay litigation and to compel arbitration in these two consolidated cases. We render judgment that the Arbitration Agreement signed by the parties is valid and enforceable and covers all disputes between the parties that arose prior to the date the parties signed the Arbitration Agreement, including all matters that were the subject of the partial summary judgment previously granted by the trial court


And my understanding is that charges have been filed against the father for murder...
 

hopalong

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Oldtimer said:
Nevada GOP Senate nominee Sharron Angle told a crowd of Tea Party rally-goers last week that two cities — Dearborn, Michigan and Frankford, Texas — are under Sharia law, the sacred law of Islam.
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The problem? Well, Frankford, Texas doesn’t really exist.
Dallas annexed the city in 1975 and all that remains is a church and cemetery,


So I take it you all think making false statements about nonexistent cities is correct :???:

Hummmm which non existant city are you referring too, frankfort tex ahd never been un incorperated has it? therefore it still exists,

What about non existing states like your hero Obama claimed????And he uses a teleprompter :wink: :wink: Guess that is ok because you are a liberal, right?
 

Steve

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OldTimer said:
Yep-- so arbitration agreements are used often by the courts in finalizing divorces-- and the agreements often take into note issues involving one or all of the participants religious issues...That isn't giving up State jurisdiction- it is working within it.....

the plaintiff in the case.. (the ex wife).. didn't want to go to an arbitrator,.. she didn't want ot be bound by the marriage contract signed by her parents, her in laws, and her soon to be ex husband... (the five listed parties who agreed to the arbitration)

she wanted a fair and just trial.. and as a citizen she should have that right.

I guess she doesn't count...
 
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Steve said:
OldTimer said:
Yep-- so arbitration agreements are used often by the courts in finalizing divorces-- and the agreements often take into note issues involving one or all of the participants religious issues...That isn't giving up State jurisdiction- it is working within it.....

the plaintiff in the case.. (the ex wife).. didn't want to go to an arbitrator,.. she didn't want ot be bound by the marriage contract signed by her parents, her in laws, and her soon to be ex husband... (the five listed parties who agreed to the arbitration)

she wanted a fair and just trial.. and as a citizen she should have that right.

I guess she doesn't count...

Why did she agree to the arbitration in the first place then ?

Not sure about Texas-- but in many areas of the country if she'd wanted to wait to take it to trial it may have been years before it could happen....Thats why the courts/judges recommend arbitrators to handle this...And this happens with Baptists, Mormans, Catholics, etal- and is nothing different than what happened here....
 

Mike

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I am literally laughing my azz off while sitting here reading this thread. :lol:

OT posts some BS about some Tea Party activists so-called point of view, gets biatch slapped and turns the conversation around to legalities of arbitration.

I really think he thinks that the Tea Party is a closely organized major political party instead of only a movement of people with some like minded preferences.

Will somebody please inform him of his errors? :lol: :lol: :lol:
 
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