Posted on 09/19/2012 4:32:38 PM PDT by ResisTyr
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A Channel 2 Action News investigation found that the State Department is sending millions of dollars to save mosques overseas. This investment has received criticism as the United States makes an effort to slash nearly $4 trillion in government spending.Plenty of outrage following the announcement made Thursday afternoon by a government commission that suggested huge cuts to the budget, including eliminating the interest education for home mortgage. This juxtaposed with the United States investing millions to refurbish mosques as a good-will effort in Muslim countries has upset many taxpayer groups.
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Oh really??!!!!
On Letterman, he spoke of ‘Mohammed, the prophet Mohammed’.
I have NEVER heard any Christian call mohammed a prophet but that goes hand in hand with him calling the koran holy.
How many Christian churches is he refurbishing?
Separation of “religion” and state? something not found in I-slam
Choice;”Muslim or Mormon?” come November 2012,
“”this is also a story from July 2011..kinda late to report this now isn’t it????””
Even older than 2011 - updated then but written in 2010!!
I knew I’d seen this reported at least a year ago but it’s nearly 2 years old now!
Updated: 5:23 p.m. Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Posted: 3:57 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 11, 2010
Mosque Makeovers With Your Tax Dollars
Choice;”Muslim or Mormon?” come November 2012,
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Nah....the choice is American or Kenyan.
It’s never to late to post a story like this. This kind of crap should not be forgotten.
If Bush had been giving money to build Baptist churches in foreign countries, there would have been calls for his impeachment.
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