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Day 1 In Trump's America

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See what the victims have to say: https://twitter.com/i/moments/796417517157830656





 
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Muslims Targeted by Hate in OH, NY, GA, MN, MI

CAIR-Ohio Calls for Hate Crime Probe of Threats Targeting Muslim Woman, Children, Seniors

11/11/16

The Ohio chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Ohio) tonight called on state and federal law enforcement authorities to investigate threats to a Muslim woman, her children and her elderly parents in that state as a hate crime.

The Muslim woman who wears and Islamic head scarf (hijab), was in her car with her children and elderly parents when they were threatened and abused by a man when she stopped at a traffic light.

A man allegedly approached the car at the traffic light and started banging on the window. He then reportedly started shouting abuse and obscenities at the Muslim woman driver. He allegedly told her, "C**t, you don't belong in this country," "Go back to your f**king country," among other obscenities. The man also allegedly took pictures of the children in the car.

The Muslim woman immediately called the police and reported the incident.

"We are alarmed by the nationwide rise in anti-Muslim hate crimes," said CAIR-Ohio Staff Attorney Romin Iqbal. "We hope law enforcement authorities follow up on this and all other alleged hate crimes targeting American Muslims. If perpetrators are held to account, it will lead to a reduction in the number of these incidents."

Iqbal said CAIR-Ohio is investigating other reports of hate crimes against Muslims in Central Ohio in the last few days, including an Ohio State Muslim student who was reportedly threatened for wearing her hijab.

CAIR's New York chapter is also investigating a similar incident in which a Muslim woman was assaulted on a bus in Queens.

SEE: Muslim Woman Says She Was Told to 'Take That Disgusting Piece of Cloth Off' Her Head on Queens Bus

Muslim Women in Hijabs Report Harassment, Intimidation Following Election


In Georgia, a high school teacher said she was left a note in class telling her that her hijab "isn't allowed anymore."

SEE: Muslim Gwinnett Teacher Told to 'Hang Yourself' With Her Headscarf


In Minnesota, Muslim students say they were targeted by racist graffiti.

SEE: 2nd High School Investigated for Racist Graffiti


In Michigan, a man was arrested for allegedly yelling ethnic slurs at a Muslim woman and hitting her car.

SEE: Jogger Exposes Self to Muslim Woman, Yells Ethnic Slurs Say Police


The Washington-based Muslim civil rights group is asking Muslim community members who believe their rights have been violated to contact local police and CAIR's Civil Rights Department at 202-742-6420 or by filing a report at: http://www.cair.com/civil-rights/report-an-incident/view/form.html

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everybody makes there own choices.

some people get so frustrated over things, so angry at the system.. they are goaded by those that would oppose them into making mistakes.

this is usually where they are punished.

so those that now openly oppose people based on race and religion..

thinking that the election of trump changes the law..

should in theory be in for a suprise.

unless he bought out the cops too.


there is a difference between what trump says he is and what he actually is.

and im pretty sure the same can be said about what he proposed to do and what he will actually do.

..so dont buy into it..

dont make those mistakes.


if anything you people should contact your local police departments..

maybe donuts and a community concern meetings.

..although im not sure things work like that.
 
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M.I.A. said:
if anything you people should contact your local police departments. maybe donuts and a community concern meetings...although im not sure things work like that.
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No, I disagree. The best strategy in the face of the unknown, is to do nothing at all, and to just watch the situation for opportunities to benefit from. There is pretty much always a way to benefit from a situation that changes. Otherwise, you may not be looking hard enough ... ;-)
 
kritikvernunft said:
No, I disagree. The best strategy in the face of the unknown, is to do nothing at all, and to just watch the situation for opportunities to benefit from. There is pretty much always a way to benefit from a situation that changes. Otherwise, you may not be looking hard enough ... ;-)
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well.. apparently you are what you eat.

lets hope the muslims are not appetising.

...or maybe they will taste the best.


in a world of personal snakes and ladders.. sometimes you just need a refreshing change.
 
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Trump Supporters act much like those extremist ISIS supporters.. Hmm.............

Allahu alam.
 
M.I.A. said:
well.. apparently you are what you eat. lets hope the muslims are not appetising. ...or maybe they will taste the best. in a world of personal snakes and ladders.. sometimes you just need a refreshing change.
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Well, with the situation changed a little, some people will only be happy when they can decry their real or imaginary victim status, ever looking for new reasons to fear the things to come. Indeed, some will say that they must have been bitten by a snake that nobody else saw ...
 
agreed, like the actor in the play within dead poet society.. the film.

was on tv recently.
 
[h=1]Ann Arbor police: Woman forced to remove hijab after man threatens to set her on fire[/h]
A woman was forced to remove her hijab after a man threatened to set her on fire with a lighter near the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor.


Ann Arbor police said the incident happened in the 600 block of East William near S. State Street between 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Friday.


Police said the man approached the victim and demanded she remove her hijab or he would set her on fire. The woman complied and was able to leave the area.


The University of Michigan is warning students to watch their surroundings. It issued a campus safety alert. The threat leaves most students, regardless of religious faith, disturbed.


"Disgusted honestly that someone would do that," student Regina Onishchenko said. "I was upset pretty angry."


Osama Siblani, with the Arab American News, believes what happened in Ann Arbor reflects to a larger problem, especially since the recent presidential election.


"This Islamic phobia has really been uncovered by the presidential race, but it's been brewing for a long, long time," Siblani said.


Witnesses say the man is white, 20-30 years old, of average height with an athletic build. He had bad body odor and was thought to be intoxicated, they said.


"Intoxicated or not, he's probably more intoxicated with hate speech than liquor. It's no excuse," Siblani said. "I'm very pleased to hear police are taking this as ethnic intimidation."


For now, Muslim students are urged to stay vigilant while campus-wide students hope the threats stop completely.


"If you see something, say something," Onishchenko said. "Having the courage to say something and help others is really important."


Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call the University of Michigan Division of Public Safety and Security at 734-763-1131.

http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/...man-threatens-to-set-her-on-fire-in-ann-arbor
 
Donald Trump team 'discussing plans for Muslim registration system'


Donald Trump’s policy advisers are discussing plans to establish a registry for Muslim immigrants in the US, a man believed to be a key member of the President-elect's transition team has revealed.


Kris Kobach, the secretary of state for Kansas, said the President-elect’s advisers were looking at how to implement a proposal suggested by the billionaire businessman that would force immigrants from Muslim countries to register on a database.


Mr Kobach, who helped devise tough immigration laws in a number of US states and claims to have participated in regular conference calls with Mr Trump’s immigration advisers, also said the Trump administration could push ahead rapidly on construction of a US-Mexico border wall without seeking immediate congressional approval.


The hardline immigration official, whose role has not been confirmed by the President-elect’s transition team but who is thought to be a favourite for the role of Attorney General, said the immigration group had discussed drafting executive orders for the President-elect's review “so that Trump and the Department of Homeland Security hit the ground running”.


The Muslim registration scheme, which would reportedly see Muslims given a form of identification that notes their religion, reflects policies Mr Trump put forward during his campaign to introduce “extreme vetting” of Muslims through tougher security measures.


Such a programme would echo a registration system created under Mr Bush’s presidency, which Mr Kobach also helped design, and which required thousands of Arab and Muslim visitors and temporary US residents to register with the state, but was abandoned in 2011 after it was criticised for unfairly targeting immigrants from Muslim-majority nations.


Created in 2002 following the 9/11 attacks, the National Security Entry-Exit Registration System (NSEER) required Muslims from countries where extremist organisations were active to provide information about themselves, undergo interviews with officials and periodically notify the government of their whereabouts.


The registration programme, which focused on visitors and non-citizen men over the age of 16 from more than 24 designated countries, caused widespread controversy and was deemed redundant in 2011, following complaints from civil libertarians.


In the interview, Mr Kobach said immigration advisers were also looking at how the Homeland Security Department could move rapidly on Mr Trump's plans to build a wall between the US and Mexico without approval from Congress, acknowledging that “future fiscal years will require additional appropriations”.


Mr Trump presented a hardline stance on Muslims in the US during his election campaign, making a call to temporarily ban all Muslims from entering the country and proposing the introduction of special identity cards for American Muslims during a debate over Syrian refugees entering the country.


While Mr Trump appeared to have pulled back on the anti-Muslim rhetoric immediately after he was elected, he has since indicated he still plans to follow through on his plans.


In an interview on Sunday Mr Trump told CBS's 60 Minutesshow he would deport two to three million undocumented immigrants “immediately” upon taking office, and confirmed he still planned to “build a wall”, although he added that some parts of the barrier would in fact be a fence.


The President-elect is also reportedly considering appointing as his deputy security advisor the vice-president of a think-tank that has said Muslims are infiltrating the American government.


Mr Kobach reportedly said in the interview that he believed that illegal immigrants in some cases should be deported before a conviction if they have been charged with a violent crime, echoing Mr Trump’s recent pledge to remove immigrants with criminal records who are in the country illegally.


The immigration hardliner also said the President-elect’s immigration advisers had discussed ways of overturning President Barack Obama's 2012 executive action that has granted temporary deportation relief and work permits to more than 700,000 undocumented people who came to the US as children of illegal immigrants.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...-a7420296.html
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islam_in_the_United_States

Islam in the United States
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
American Muslims Total population
3.3 million (1% of the U.S. population, 2016)
Regions with significant populations

American Muslims come from various backgrounds and, according to a 2009 Gallup poll, are one of the most racially diverse religious groups in the United States. Native-born American Muslims are mainly African Americans who make up about a quarter of the total Muslim population. Many of these have converted to Islam during the last seventy years. Conversion to Islam in large urban areas has also contributed to its growth over the years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_shooting_of_Dallas_police_officers

On July 7, 2016, Micah Xavier Johnson ambushed and fired upon a group of police officers in Dallas, Texas, killing five officers and injuring nine others. Two civilians were also wounded. Johnson was an Army Reserve Afghan War veteran who was reportedly angry over police shootings of black men and stated that he wanted to kill white people, especially white police officers.

In my impression, we can expect african americans and hispanics to routinely start shooting white policemen quite soon. Since it is the one who chooses the time and the place, who is most likely to win, singling out white policemen has proven to be very effective.

In 2008, state and local law enforcement agencies employed more than 1.1 million persons on a full-time basis, including about 765,000 sworn personnel (defined as those with general arrest powers).

The role of sitting duck is not particularly pleasant. Donald Trump is actually writing one more death warrant for white policemen. But then again, someone still has to convince me that this would be a bad thing?
 
Trump Asks Flynn, A Fiery General, To Be Top Adviser And Plans Romney Meeting

by Philip Rucker, Karen DeYoung, David Nakamura - 11/18/2016

President-elect Donald Trump has asked Michael Flynn, a retired lieutenant general with a record of incendiary statements about Muslims, to be his White House national security adviser, a person close to the transition confirmed Thursday night.

Flynn, who would hold the most powerful national security position, is a retired three-star general and decorated intelligence officer who established a close relationship with Trump while campaigning at his side this year. His behavior and a string of controversial and dark statements about Islam, among other topics, have alarmed many of his former colleagues.

Trump has spoken with or met with several dozen foreign leaders and officials. Ron Dermer, the Israeli ambassador to the United States, appeared at Trump Tower on Thursday afternoon, but neither transition officials nor Israeli Embassy officials responded to questions about whether he met with Trump, someone else, or was just visiting.

With Conway by his side, Dermer told reporters that Israel had no doubt that Trump is "a true friend of Israel." Pence, he said, "was one of Israel's greatest friends in the Congress" and "we look forward to working . . . with all the members of the Trump administration, including Steve Bannon, and making the U.S.-Israel alliance stronger than ever."



full article @ http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...p-adviser-and-plans-romney-meeting/ar-AAkr7Dc
 
kritikvernunft said:
No, I disagree. The best strategy in the face of the unknown, is to do nothing at all, and to just watch the situation for opportunities to benefit from. There is pretty much always a way to benefit from a situation that changes. Otherwise, you may not be looking hard enough ... ;-)
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Ya know, in this sense we could learn a thing or two from the Bani Israel. They're great at playing the victim card - in fact, the best - period.

If the American Muslims can parrot the Bani Israeli narrative, then bob's your uncle...

...Not uncle Sam :D

Scimi
 
:bism: (In the Name of God, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful)

GodIsAll said:
I think Hillary did this.
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Hi. I'm not sure what you mean here. What did Hillary do - would you please clarify your comments? Thank you in advance.
 
Horrifying letter threatening Muslims with genocide sent to more mosques across America

12.1.2016

Identical letters postmarked from Los Angeles area have now shown up at mosques throughout California and in Ohio, Michigan, Rhode Island, Indiana, Colorado and Georgia

Several more mosques across the US have reported receiving a hate-filled letter from California that warns Muslims to leave the country or face genocide.

Los Angeles police have been investigating the letters addressed to “the children of Satan” as a hate incident, but not a crime because it does not contain a specific threat. [so genocide is not and concentration camps is not a threat?]

The letters appeared to be photocopies of a handwritten note referring to Muslims as “vile and filthy people” and saying that President-elect Donald Trump would do to Muslims what Hitler did to Jews.


The Council on American-Islamic Relations has asked the FBI to investigate.


The FBI said the threats, while inflammatory and awful, do not pose a threat specific enough to investigate at this point, but they're monitoring the situation and urged anyone to report such incidents.


Police in Providence, Rhode Island, said they would increase patrols after one of the letters was received at Masjid Al-Kareem.


Faissal Elansari of the Islamic Center of Rhode Island said he feels a wave of hate at his doorstep, WPRI-TV reported.


Envelopes have had a return address in the city the letter was sent - often 331 Oak St. - but are postmarked in Los Angeles or Santa Clarita, a suburb about 30 miles north.


The name above the return address is Reza Khan, said Shehadeh Abdelkarim, president of the Islamic Center of Cleveland, which received one of the letters. He noted that's a Muslim name. “The person obviously knows a little about Muslim culture,” Abdelkarim said.


The name is bogus, said Sgt. Mike Abdeen of the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department, which is assisting LAPD.


Letters have been received at six mosques in California, including Los Angeles, Fresno and San Jose, according to police and Islamic groups. Elsewhere, they have also turned up at mosques in Denver, Ann Arbor, Michigan, Savannah, Georgia, and a school affiliated with an Indianapolis mosque.


Trump's spokespeople have not responded to a request for comment. The president-elect told “60 Minutes” that if his supporters were harassing others, they should “stop it.”

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...-hate-crime-a7449301.html?cmpid=facebook-post
 

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