Do we need more proof that Islamic extremist have
infiltrated the highest levels of our government? Well, just in case you’ve missed the latest
affront to our national security, the Obama administration has appointed a known
supporter of Hezbollah and Hamas and a 9/11 conspiracy theorist to represent
the United States at a human rights conference.
Salam
al-Marayati, founder of the Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC),
was picked to represent the United States government at the Organization for
Security and Co-operation in Europe’s (OSCE)
annual 10-day human rights conference, the Human Dimension Implementation
Meetings (HDIM).
Al-Marayati’s
well-known anti-Israel bona fides prompted Jewish leaders and others to express
outrage over the Obama administration’s selection.
“It is regrettable
that someone with such distorted, conspiratorial views—even with a lackluster
apology—is delegated by our government to represent our country abroad,” the
Anti-Defamation League said in a statement to the Free Beacon.
Rabbi Abraham Cooper,
associate dean of the Simon
Wiesenthal Center, argued that the State Department is showing
inconsistency by touting an individual who has defended the militant groups
Hezbollah and Hamas, both of which are designated by the U.S. as terrorist
organizations.
And what does the
State Department have to say for themselves?
The State Department,
however, defended al-Marayati’s
participation, calling him “valued and highly credible.”
“Mr. al-Marayati has
been involved in U.S. government initiatives for almost 10 years and has been a
valued and highly credible interlocutor on issues affecting Muslim
communities,” a spokesman for the U.S. Mission to the OSCE told the Free
Beacon Thursday in a statement. “He was invited to participate in this
year’s HDIM as a reflection of the wide diversity of backgrounds of the
American people.”
Yeah, we shouldn’t
forget the haters of Western Civilization as part of our American
diversity. It seems that background is
overflowing in the Obama administration.
What’s next – a coup?
1 comment:
What’s next – a coup? NO, TRY IMPEACHMENT.
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