I suspect that the democratic party had their speech writers work out that speech. As liberals like to play on emotions and shame those who actually think about what is being portrayed I have a few points that I would like to make.
1 his quran trumps the American constitution in the beliefs of muslims like himself.
2 Khan refers to freedom of religion in the constitution but his Koran says kill the infidel, make sex slaves out of infidel girls and boys [ but not men as that is homosexuality } pedophilia towards boys is an allah given right which is contrary to American laws plus shariah law is supposed to take take precedence over infidel laws.
3 If Khan junior would fight against fellow muslims following their religion devoutly [ ISIS ] then isn't he just as likely to turn traitor against the USA if convenient ? Did he join the army out of patriotism or for theh free college ?
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Interesting you write this, and I agree of course, and actually wrote about the same on Youtube to a Muslim girl taking up for her religion.
She never replied after my second note.
Obama has shown blatantly he is for the Koran over the US people, supported terrorist all over the world, funding ISIS, ALquida, and others, had CAIR in the white house even. He is not, and never been an American.
She never replied after my second note.
Obama has shown blatantly he is for the Koran over the US people, supported terrorist all over the world, funding ISIS, ALquida, and others, had CAIR in the white house even. He is not, and never been an American.
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Re: Points For Khan
More bullshiite from Khan
Khizr Khan now admits that Trump administration did not block him from attending Toronto event
MARCH 21, 2017 2:00 PM BY ROBERT SPENCER 51 COMMENTS
According to a hadith, Muhammad said, “War is deceit.” (Bukhari 4.52.268)
And the production of fake hate crimes, supposedly committed by “Islamophobes” and Trump supporters, and “Islamophobic” Trump supporters, is a growth industry.
So it is no surprise at all that this victimhood propagandist would fabricate a claim that he was being illegally prevented from leaving the country.
“Khizr Khan Changes Story About Why He Didn’t Attend Toronto Event,” by Alex Griswold, Washington Free Beacon, March 21, 2017:
Gold Star father Khizr Khan, who gained national prominence criticizing Donald Trump’s proposed Muslim ban at the 2016 Democratic National Convention, recently told a reporter that he was not blocked from attending an event in Canada as he had claimed earlier.
Khan’s son, Army Capt. Humayun Khan, was killed in 2004 during the Iraq War. Khizr Khan later become known nationwide after he denounced then-candidate Trump in his July speech at the DNC, leading both men to get into a public feud.
After the election, Toronto-based RamsayTalks scheduled a March 7 luncheon on tolerance starring Khan. But in a Facebook post one day before the event, the group announced that his speech had been cancelled because Khan was “notified that his travel privileges are being reviewed.”
“This turn of events is not just of deep concern to me but to all my fellow Americans who cherish our freedom to travel abroad. I have not been given any reason as to why,” wrote Khan, in an attached statement.
Details about who blocked Khan’s trip and was reviewing his “travel privileges” were vague, and reporters were immediately skeptical.
As a naturalized U.S. citizen who has not been charged with a crime, there should be no legal barrier to Khan traveling outside the country. U.S. citizens also do not need visas to enter Canada, and the Canadian Foreign Ministry denied issuing a review of Khan’s ability to travel there, the Washington Post reported.
Khan’s native Pakistan is not one of the countries affected by President Trump’s order limiting travel from six Muslim-majority countries over terrorism concerns.
Khan changed his story of what happened last week.
In a March 17 email to a Richmond, Va. radio station, Khan said that it was his own decision not to travel abroad.
“I did not want to go through the hassle of uncertain rules and capricious implementation,” Khan told WCVE’s Hawes Spencer….
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Khizr Khan now admits that Trump administration did not block him from attending Toronto event
MARCH 21, 2017 2:00 PM BY ROBERT SPENCER 51 COMMENTS
According to a hadith, Muhammad said, “War is deceit.” (Bukhari 4.52.268)
And the production of fake hate crimes, supposedly committed by “Islamophobes” and Trump supporters, and “Islamophobic” Trump supporters, is a growth industry.
So it is no surprise at all that this victimhood propagandist would fabricate a claim that he was being illegally prevented from leaving the country.
“Khizr Khan Changes Story About Why He Didn’t Attend Toronto Event,” by Alex Griswold, Washington Free Beacon, March 21, 2017:
Gold Star father Khizr Khan, who gained national prominence criticizing Donald Trump’s proposed Muslim ban at the 2016 Democratic National Convention, recently told a reporter that he was not blocked from attending an event in Canada as he had claimed earlier.
Khan’s son, Army Capt. Humayun Khan, was killed in 2004 during the Iraq War. Khizr Khan later become known nationwide after he denounced then-candidate Trump in his July speech at the DNC, leading both men to get into a public feud.
After the election, Toronto-based RamsayTalks scheduled a March 7 luncheon on tolerance starring Khan. But in a Facebook post one day before the event, the group announced that his speech had been cancelled because Khan was “notified that his travel privileges are being reviewed.”
“This turn of events is not just of deep concern to me but to all my fellow Americans who cherish our freedom to travel abroad. I have not been given any reason as to why,” wrote Khan, in an attached statement.
Details about who blocked Khan’s trip and was reviewing his “travel privileges” were vague, and reporters were immediately skeptical.
As a naturalized U.S. citizen who has not been charged with a crime, there should be no legal barrier to Khan traveling outside the country. U.S. citizens also do not need visas to enter Canada, and the Canadian Foreign Ministry denied issuing a review of Khan’s ability to travel there, the Washington Post reported.
Khan’s native Pakistan is not one of the countries affected by President Trump’s order limiting travel from six Muslim-majority countries over terrorism concerns.
Khan changed his story of what happened last week.
In a March 17 email to a Richmond, Va. radio station, Khan said that it was his own decision not to travel abroad.
“I did not want to go through the hassle of uncertain rules and capricious implementation,” Khan told WCVE’s Hawes Spencer….
Kuwait: Muslim brandishing knife disrupts Catholic mass Canada: Man charged with threatening to shoot people inside mosque is...Muslim
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