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Obama's Muslim Outreach Coordinator Resigns

Wednesday August 6, 2008

Categories: Election '08, Muslims
Obama's new Muslim outreach coordinator is already gone.  According to the Wall Street Journal, he had served for a few months on the board  of a Muslim investment fund with ties to fundamentalist Islam and an indirect connection (through a board member) to Hamas.
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agin
August 19, 2008 2:08 PM

From the desk of Agin Mumin adminsitrator of Sen. Barack Obamas'08
presidental campaign, born in Chicago I've been a Muslim for 35yrs.
I've travel to Iowa, Indiana, Michigan, etc. Spoke to thousands
of people and everyone love Barack.
I was in Detorict Sunday and they had the African World Fest and we
past out 2000's post cards an fliers inviting people to the Cobo Arena and they were selling Obama Tee-shirt, buttom, caps, etc. Sen Obama
said he's going to unite the Muslim, Christian and good Jews.
Not the (Zionest Jews) I read their Jewish Star News Paper and they don't like Sen. Barack Obama, the cover articel was 2 pages long an
they aqurise the Sen of being a Muslim, anti-Semitic, anti-Isreal, anti-American,etc. Todate, they have been the only people I've seen
that have lied on the Senator.
Divide and Conqure; their problem is racist they're againt anything they don't control.

Abili
October 10, 2008 5:27 PM

Our Muslim brother, Barack Obama, praise allah, will meet with all Muslim factions and God willing, bring America to the truth of Islam.

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