ILLEGAL OBAMA DONORS: MIDDLE EASTERN ARABS

I can't prove it, but I'm convinced this is only the tip of the iceberg. There is no way Obama's huge internet donations are coming from his American political base. Absolutely no way.

Palestinian brothers inside the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip are listed in government election filings as having donated $29,521.54 to Sen. Barack Obama's campaign.

Donations of this nature would violate election laws, including prohibitions on receiving contributions from foreigners and guidelines against accepting more than $2,300 from one individual during a single election, Bob Biersack, a spokesman for the Federal Election Commission, told WND in response to a query.

The contributions also raise numerous questions about the Obama campaign's lax online donation form, which apparently allows for the possibility of foreign contributions.

Last week, the Atlas Shrugs blog outlined a series of donations in 2007 made to Obama's campaign from two individuals, Monir Edwan and Hosam Edwan, totaling $29,521.54.

In an online form on Obama's campaign site, the Edwans listed their street as "Tal Esaltan," which they wrote was located in "Rafah, GA."

Rafah is not a city in Georgia. The Atlas blog immediately raised concerns that the money may have been donated from the Gaza Strip town of Rafah.

The Edwans' donations are listed in both FEC filings and other election filing sites, such as CampaignMoney and donordata.org.

Monir made 20 donations ranging from $717 to $2017.50 from October through November 2007. His donations totaled $24321.41. Hosam made seven donations ranging from $508.63 to $1725.96, totaling $5,200.13, all in October 2007.

A WND investigation tracked down the Edwans, who are brothers living in the Tal Esaltan neighborhood of Rafah, a large refugee camp in the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip.

The Edwans are a large clan that include top Hamas supporters.

Speaking to WND, the two brothers praised Obama and admitted giving the money online to his campaign. They said they are not U.S. citizens or green card holders but are citizens of "Palestine."

GERMAN POLICE LIKE LITTLE GIIIIRLS!

Like France earlier, Germany is now facing a society within a society that does not want to assimilate. Much like France, the police are powerless to do anything about it either.

Buh-bye Europe. (Click title for full Frontpage.com article)

In Germany, the problem neighbourhoods are often located within the city and not on the outskirts. Like in France, though, urban anti-societies have arisen, but in Germany they consist mainly of Turkish and Arab immigrants, many from Lebanon. In their districts, German laws and values now have little, if any, validity, while their culture of lawlessness does.

Police complain that when they conduct routine checks in these neighbourhoods, they are met with angry crowds and often risk assault. Even when a policeman is carrying out a simple duty, like inspecting someone’s identification, out of nowhere suddenly appear 20 to 30 men, yelling wildly, who push and shove him. They assemble quickly after having been contacted by cell phone.

Oh and even the kids are gettin' it on too! Great!

But even immigrant children as young as eight are committing illegal acts. Police report of an Arab neighborhood in Duisburg, a city in the Rhineland, where such youthful miscreants “kick old ladies, demand sexual intercourse from women, throw water-filled balloons against business windows and deliberately cross streets at red lights to create traffic jams.” Their aim, police say, is to generate fear among outsiders.

IT'S SUPER WHACKY MUSLIM FUN TIME...AGAIN

Things I have learned recently about Muslims, Islam, and the Middle East in general...

A bridge is being planned over the Red Sea to connect the Middle East with the African continent...It may indeed get built...But I'll bet money it doesn't stay built.

In Australia, a senior Muslim leader has warned of the dangers of the radicalisation of Muslim university students, saying these students should be critical of everything they are told by secretive Islamic groups...My thoughts on this?...Senior Muslim leaders, almost universally, piss me off.

"More and more Muslim and Arab populations -- [including] clerics and scholars -- are questioning the value of al-Qaeda's program,"...Or, they're questioning the tactics of Al Qaeda and not the mission...This take is more consistent with last week's Super Whacky Muslim Fun Time" revelation that 80% of Arabs think negatively of the US.

A British man who was attacked after converting to Christianity from Islam was told by police to "move to another place"...My thoughts?...He still has his head...Progress?...Or are the jihadists just getting soft?

A journalist for a Asheville, North Carolina newspaper wrote this...

"But radicalized Islam places little value on the individual, while holding up for supreme value the interests of the group, particularly their view of the group called Islam. And it is this aggressive, assertive insistence by radicalized Muslims in the West to subordinate our inherent rights to their collective demands that slowly and more or less quietly is forcing Westerners to take sides in the radicals’ demands. The resolution of this developing conflict — if not managed by the elites in Western countries on behalf of indigenous Western rights — inevitably will result in unnecessary violence."

...Whoa!...nice job "Scoop"...This guy just set the world on its ear.

Join me next week for another action-packed episode of Super Whacky Muslim Fun Time...
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SURVEY: 55% OF ARABS SAY OFFENSIVE WORDS JUSTIFY VIOLENCE

We can conclude that the Middle East is not exactly the place to try out new "your momma" jokes.

A YOUGOV poll commissioned by the Doha Debates has concluded that nearly one-third of all Arabs believe that Saudi Arabia is at greater risk from religious extremism than any other country in the world.The poll adds weight to the vote at a session of the Doha Debates held on March 3 in Doha, where the motion “This house believes that Muslims are failing to combat extremism”, was carried by more than 70% of the audience. In the YouGov survey, nearly half of all Arabs in the Gulf, Levant and North Africa said they have met someone who holds extreme religious views. Asked under what conditions violence is permissible, more than 60% cited Western interference in a Muslim country, while 55% said offensive words or behaviour was a trigger. More than half the respondents also believed that poor religious leadership is to blame for today’s extremism – although seven out of 10 said the size of the problem had been exaggerated. Eight out of 10 believed it provides an excuse for the West to interfere in Muslim countries.In the poll, conducted between March 18 and 23, views of 940 people across the Arab world were surveyed.

Religious Extremism