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Tuesday, June 27, 2017

MUSLIM JIHAD DENIAL: TOMMY ROBINSON OF THE U.K. VS PIERS MORGAN FULL INTERVIEW~MORGAN DOESN'T ALLOW TOMMY TO RESPOND

TOMMY ROBINSON OF THE U.K. VS PIERS MORGAN FULL INTERVIEW~MORGAN DOESN'T ALLOW TOMMY TO RESPOND
 Published on Jun 19, 2017
Typical of the mainstream media to slander anyone who talks truth, here is the interview aired on Good Morning Britain 20th June 2017.
 Tommy Robinson Schools Piers Morgan About Islam On Good Morning Britain
 Published on Jun 26, 2017
Tommy Robinson took on Piers Morgan and demolished him on the issue of Islam which Piers knows nothing about.
 

MIKE CERNOVICH INTERVIEWS KATIE MCHUGH, FIRED FROM BREITBART FOR SPEAKING THE TRUTH

MIKE CERNOVICH INTERVIEWS KATIE MCHUGH, FIRED FROM BREITBART NEWS FOR SPEAKING THE TRUTH
AFTER BANNON LEFT, BREITBART NOW RUN BY "RISK AVERSE" LAWYERS CUTTING SERIOUS REPORTING
 

HUGH FITZGERALD: NO ROOM AT THE INN FOR AN IFTAR DINNER~THE INN THIS TIME BEING TRUMP'S WHITE HOUSE

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HUGH FITZGERALD: NO ROOM AT THE INN FOR AN IFTAR DINNER
republished below in full unedited for informational, educational, and research purposes:
 The Washington Post has reported--drop a ready tear — that there will be no 
Iftar Dinner this year in the White House:
For the first time in nearly two decades, Ramadan has come and gone without the White House recognizing it with an iftar or Eid celebration, as had taken place each year under the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations.
And the article by Amy Wang attempts to suggest that the “tradition” of the Iftar Dinner goes all the way back to Thomas Jefferson who, as is well known, was asked by a visiting Muslim envoy of the Bey of Tunis, one Sidi Soliman Mellimelli,  to postpone the dinner to which Jefferson had invited him, along with others, until after sundown, which Jefferson, as a matter of courtesy, did.
The Post continues:
Jefferson’s decision to change the time of the meal to accommodate Mellimelli’s [the envoy from the Bey of Tunis] observance of Ramadan has been seized on by both sides in the 21st-century debate over Islam more than 200 years later. Historians have cited the meal as the first time an iftar took place in the White House — and it has been referenced in recent White House celebrations of Ramadan as an embodiment of the Founding Father’s respect for religious freedom. Meanwhile, critics on the far right have taken issue with the characterization of Jefferson’s Dec. 9, 1805, dinner as an iftar.
Notice how in the Post article it is “historians” (disinterested, authoritative, not to be doubted) who cite that 1805 meal as the first Iftar dinner in the White House,  while those who deny that the meal was an “Iftar dinner” are described as being on the “far right,” apparently for no other reason than that very denial.
What actually happened is clear for those without an insensate need to make Islam, as Barack Obama has repeatedly  claimed it was, “always part of America’s story.” And you can be as left-wing as all get out, and still recognize that Jefferson was not putting on an Iftar dinner. A little history will help:  Mellimelli came to Washington as the envoy of the Bey of Tunis. The Americans had blockaded the port of Tunis, in order to force the Bey to halt his attacks on American shipping. Mellimelli was sent to make an agreement that would end the blockade. Invited by Jefferson to a dinner at the White House set for 3:30 (dinners were earlier in those pre-Edison days of our existence), he requested that it be held after sundown, in accordance with his Muslim practice, and Jefferson, a courteous man, obliged him. There is no hint that the dinner had changed in any way; no one then called it, or thought of it, as an “Iftar dinner.” Mellimelli himself did not describe it as an “Iftar dinner.” There is no record of it being anything other than the exact same dinner, the same menu, with wine (no removal of alcohol as would be necessary were it a real Iftar dinner), the only change being that of the three-hour delay until sunset. Nothing Jefferson said or did at the time, or in his later writings,  indicates that he thought of that delayed dinner as an “Iftar dinner”; nor did he think he was in any way honoring Islam.
In fact, Jefferson had a very dim view of Islam, which came out of his experience in dealing with the Barbary Pirates, that is, the North African Muslims (in Morocco, Algiers, Tunis, and Tripoli), who attacked Christian shipping and seized ships and Christian sailors, and then demanded ransom. The sums were not trivial; the American Republic found itself spending 20% of its national budget on such payments. These continued until Jefferson became President, stopped the practice of paying such tribute, and instead made war on the Barbary Pirates. And that worked.
In 1786, years before he became president, Jefferson, along with John Adams, met with the Tripolitanian envoy Sidi Haji Abdrahaman in London.  Perhaps by then Jefferson had read the Qur’an he had purchased in 1765 out of curiosity (no one knows how much of that Qur’an Jefferson  may have read, or when, though some Muslim apologists have baselessly claimed he must have bought his Qur’an out of sympathetic interest in Islam.) If he did read it,  it would have helped him to understand the motivations of the North African Muslims. Certainly by the time he became President in 1801, he was determined not to negotiate with the Barbary Pirates, but to implacably oppose with force these Muslims whom, he knew from his encounter with Abdrahaman in London, were permanently hostile to all non-Muslims.
In London, Jefferson and Adams had queried the Tripolitanian ambassador “concerning the ground of the pretensions to make war upon nations who had done them no injury” for the Americans had done nothing to deserve being attacked, and the ambassador replied, as Jefferson reported:
“It was written in their Koran, that all nations which had not acknowledged the Prophet were sinners, whom it was the right and duty of the faithful to plunder and enslave; and that every mussulman who was slain in this warfare was sure to go to paradise.”
And later, Jefferson reported to Secretary of State John Jay and to Congress at greater length, with a nearly identical quote from the ambassador:
“The ambassador answered us that [the right] was founded on the Laws of the Prophet, that it was written in their Koran, that all nations who should not have answered their authority were sinners, that it was their right and duty to make war upon them wherever they could be found, and to make slaves of all they could take as prisoners, and that every Mussulman who should be slain in battle was sure to go to Paradise.”
These reports do not sound as if they came from someone who thought well of Islam. The more dealings Jefferson had with the representatives of the Barbary states, and the more he learned from them directly of the tenets of the faith, the more he began to understand the aggressive nature of Islam, the centrality of Jihad, the inculcation of permanent hostility toward non-Muslims, and the heavenly reward for Jihadis slain in battle.
The Iftar dinner “tradition” begins not with Jefferson in 1805, and that three-hour delay in a meal that was otherwise unchanged, but with our latter-day interfaith outreach presidents — Clinton, Bush, Obama — each of whom, in his own way, has managed to ignore or misinterpret the texts and teachings of Islam.
That “tradition” of Iftar dinners in the White House is less than 20 years old, as compared with the other “tradition,” ten times as long, that is, the 200 years of Iftar-less presidencies. That short-lived “tradition”  has been ended, for now, by an administration that, for all of its self-inflicted wounds and woes in other areas, continues to exhibit a better sense of what Islam, foreign and domestic, is all about, than its predecessors, and has no desire to obliquely honor it.
The interfaith outreach farce that the Iftar Dinner at the White house embodies, honoring Islam — while, all over the world, every day brings fresh news of Muslim atrocities against non-Muslims, more than 30,000 such attacks since 9/11/2001 alone, not to mention attacks as well  against other Muslims deemed either of the wrong sect, or insufficient in the fervor of their faith — now comes to an end, if only for four years. That is certainly what Jefferson (and John Adams, and that most profound presidential student of Islam, John Quincy Adams), if not The Washington Post, would have wanted.
And since John Quincy Adams has been mentioned, why doesn’t The Washington Post take it upon itself to share with its readers what that most scholarly of our presidents wrote about Islam. It does not date. And it might prove most instructive.
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 IFTAR DINNER AT TRUMP TOWER, NEW YORK CITY ON THE STREET, WITH LINDA SARSOUR MAKING PROTEST STATEMENT ABOUT PERCEIVED, ALLEGED "HATRED & ISLAMOPHOBIA" 
  
 



TRUMP'S TRAVEL BAN FROM SIX MUSLIM COUNTRIES APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY BY SUPREME COURT WHICH VALIDATES LAW~NOT RACISM OR DISCRIMINATION

TRUMP'S TRAVEL BAN APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY 
BY SUPREME COURT
 Trump's Travel Ban Makes A Comeback As The Supreme Court Reinstates Executive Order
 HISTORIC: Supreme Court Saves America, 
Reinstates Trump Travel Ban
 Supreme Court Reinstates Travel Ban; 
9th Circus (Circuit Court) Overturned Again
 Published on Jun 26, 2017
The Supreme Court has reinstated Donald Trump’s travel ban that has been heavily criticized by the public and of course, the mainstream media. The ban is a temporary measure that will halt travel from six countries in and around the middle east including Libya, Sudan, Somalia, Yemen, Syria, and Iran. It is being reported as a minor victory by the aforementioned MSM because there is a caveat to the ban being allowed. If a person has a sick or injured relative in the United States, then they may have a bona fide reason for being able to skip past the travel ban. Other than that, the ban is on. Before the Supreme Court’s ruling, it was struck down by a temporary injunction coming from Federal Judge Derrick Watson of Hawaii then Theodore Chuang of Maryland and was upheld by the 4th and 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.

Much of the opposition to the travel ban is politically motivated. Maybe even personal. Derrick Watson is a native Hawaiian who attended Harvard Law School with Barack Obama. He was appointed by Obama as well. 48 hours before Watson issued the injunction which halted Trump’s travel ban, Barack Obama just happened to take a trip to Hawaii. Could be a coincidence or it could be fishy as when Bill Clinton intercepted Loretta Lynch as soon as she landed in Phoenix Arizona while she was the Attorney General in charge of the Department of Justice’s investigation into Hillary alongside the FBI. And the 9th Circuit Court of appeals has a history of decisions based on liberal activism and 80% of them get overturned.

The travel ban is up for formal talks in the court in September of 2017 but for now, it is back in place thanks to the majority conservative Supreme Court. Neil Gorsuch is the first Supreme Court appointee by Donald Trump and may not be his last since Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer are now elderly. Also, conservative justice Anthony Kennedy may retire soon. This situation could mean that Trump has the opportunity to appoint in total, 4 new conservative justices which would tip the scales of balance 7-2 in favor of conservatives which would help shape the direction of the country into the foreseeable future.
 Travel Ban Now Enforceable, Not A Muslim Ban 
 Published on Jun 27, 2017
Trumps Travel Ban has been heavily criticized by the left who claims that its a muslim ban. However the entire Supreme Court Ruled in favor of Trumps Travel Ban proving that it is constitutional and doesn't discriminate against Muslims. It's interesting to note that the 6 countries on the travel ban aren't even the countries with the highest populations of Muslims which aren't included on the ban.