THE WISDOM FUND CONDEMNS OBAMAS CALL TO MURDER
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TWF.org
May 25, 2010
Calls to murder
Sheldon Richman, at The Future of Freedom Foundation, writes: "Yesterday, in a statement placed in the New York Review of Books, headlined 'Crimes Are Crimes No Matter Who Does Them,' a group of prominent leftist intellectuals, activists, and actors said, 'Crimes under Bush are crimes under Obama and must be resisted by anyone who claims a shred of conscience.'"
The group specifically referred to Obamas ordering the assassination of Anwar al-Awlaki, an American citizen and radical Muslim cleric living in Yemen, because he is suspected of participating in plots by Al Qaeda. The statement notes that Al-Awlaki denies these charges. No matter. Without trial or other judicial proceeding, the administration has simply put him on the to-be-killed list.
The Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC) condemned Anwar Al-Awlaki's "destructive, sickening call to murder". MPAC made no mention of Obama's call to murder an American without trial or other judicial proceeding.
Which call to murder presents a greater threat to Americans?
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TWF.org
May 25, 2010
Calls to murder
Sheldon Richman, at The Future of Freedom Foundation, writes: "Yesterday, in a statement placed in the New York Review of Books, headlined 'Crimes Are Crimes No Matter Who Does Them,' a group of prominent leftist intellectuals, activists, and actors said, 'Crimes under Bush are crimes under Obama and must be resisted by anyone who claims a shred of conscience.'"
The group specifically referred to Obamas ordering the assassination of Anwar al-Awlaki, an American citizen and radical Muslim cleric living in Yemen, because he is suspected of participating in plots by Al Qaeda. The statement notes that Al-Awlaki denies these charges. No matter. Without trial or other judicial proceeding, the administration has simply put him on the to-be-killed list.
The Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC) condemned Anwar Al-Awlaki's "destructive, sickening call to murder". MPAC made no mention of Obama's call to murder an American without trial or other judicial proceeding.
Which call to murder presents a greater threat to Americans?
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NEW 364 page, 5th edition "THE WAR ON ISLAM"
FREE DOWNLOAD: "9/11 UNVEILED"
SUBSCRIBE to TWF mailing list; UNSUBSCRIBE strategicus@technologist.com from TWF mailing list
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