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    What America's Founding Fathers thought of Islam

    This is a good read:

    http://www.thefederalistpapers.org/u...out-mussellmen

    President Obama has continually asserted that Islam was “woven into the fabric” of the United States since its founding. Obama claims that Muslims have made significant contributions to building of this nation. The claim is laughable to anyone who has studied US history. Historian David Barton spoke to Glenn Beck and tore the president’s claims apart.

    Barton found the first real contribution any Muslim made was in 1856 (80 years after the founding) when then Secretary of War Jefferson Davis hired one Muslim to help train camels in Arizona. Not exactly a resounding contribution, since the plan to fight Native Americans via camelback was soon dismissed.
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    Quote from the same article:

    "They [muslims] provided the context and need for the US Marines and provided our first lesson in battling extremism: It cannot be appeased. Extremism must be routed out through force."

    It's nice to know that I'm in total agreement with our Founding Fathers.

    Islam is a cancer on humanity and needs to be eradicated with extreme prejudice.
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    So what this paper is saying is that King Barack got caught in another lie and once again the media says "so what"? Shocking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by imanaknut View Post
    So what this paper is saying is that King Barack got caught in another lie and once again the media says "so what"? Shocking.
    They may check the "facts" he spouts, but they sure as hell won't report them.
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    As the 0bamka regime is levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort.;
    U.S. District Court Judge David Godbey of Dallas ruled on Monday that it was not up to the courts to interfere with issues that should be handled by the executive branch and that Texas officials failed to prove the state could win its lawsuit challenging the process of finding refugees new homes.

    “The Court does not deny that the Syrian refugees pose some risk. That would be foolish,” Godbey wrote. “In our country, however, it is the federal executive that is charged with assessing and mitigating that risk, not the states and not the courts.”
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