Posted on 09/25/2009 9:16:25 AM PDT by pastorbillrandles
If it makes you feel any better, it is raining on and off here. They’re all carrying umbrellas. Interesting they are brining in busloads of them from out of the area. Wonder who’s paying for that.
Any estimates? I heard on FOX an hour or two ago that about 200 showed up.
There are more than that. Probably around 1,000 so far. We’ll see.
Multiculturalism is one of the biggest lies ever perpetrated on American citizens.
I wonder how big the crowd estimate will be.
“Muslim prayers which organizers hope will be heard “echoing off of the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument, and other great edifices that surround Capitol Hill.”
Allu Akhbar. And God help anyone walking around DC or the mall who shows disrespect.
“Vanities’ are supposed to be marked.
Well, I have no intention of just throwing up my hands and letting them take over because one day Jesus is going to return. I’ll leave that day up to His choosing, but in the meantime prayer for the US from Christians will do more than all the Muslims in the world yodeling to Satan.
On Capitol Hill? But, but...what about the Separation of Church and State? Isn’t that one of the A-number-one Lib rants?
How would they feel, and would it be allowed, to have a Judeo/Christion gathering, in the same manner. Note that the muslims did not invite people of other religions to participate. They segregate themselves.
Thanks. I’m busy watching something else right now so FOX is on hold.
BoR and the SRM probably already have their stories printed up saying 10,000,000 or so. /slight exageration, but expect about 5 to 10x the actual number...
American Family Association:
http://action.afa.net/contact.aspx
Will President Obama support an anti-Semitic, anti-American Islamic day of prayer?
Urge the president to refuse to issue any statements or proclamations in support of this Muslim day of prayer
September 24, 2009
The Islamic community hopes to have 50,000 Muslims surrounding the U.S. Capitol for Jummah prayer this Friday, September 25.
While all people are of course free in America to pray according to the dictates of their own conscience, a look at the leaders of this prayer event raises serious questions about whether this event is good for America.
The main organizer of the event, Hassen Ibn Abdellah, was, according to the New York Times, the “most aggressively combative of the lawyers” representing the terrorists who staged the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.
His client was convicted of manufacturing and transporting the bomb and is now in the “Supermax” prison at Florence, Colorado.
In 2004, he tried to get Numan Maflahi off the hook. Maflahi is a New Jersey Muslim who was sentenced to five years in prison for his part in terrorism financing schemes centered in Brooklyn.
In 2007, Abdellah came to the defense of Mahmud Faruq Brent, a Baltimore cabdriver who pled guilty to attending a jihad terrorist training camp in Pakistan, and who, under Abdellah’s instructions, refused to cooperate with authorities or testify against other defendants.
The imam who will lead the recitation of the Koran, Sheikh Ahmed Dewidar, is a Manhattan cleric who once said that “through the domination of Islam and its ideas, the White House will change,” and spoke approvingly of another cleric who said that one day “the White House will become...the Muslim House.”
He has also claimed that Zionists “control the government, the politics, the economy, and the media in the U.S.”
In other words, this Islamic prayer event is being led by men who harbor both anti-Semitic and fundamentally anti-America views.
President Barack Obama has barely acknowledged the Christian heritage of the United States, refusing to participate in the National Day of Prayer and issuing only a perfunctory proclamation which he was required to do by law. Yet he has hosted a dinner celebrating what he called “the Holy Month of Ramadan” in the White House, and recently issued a proclamation at the end of Ramadan which concluded with an Arabic blessing.
Hey, I put Vanity in the subject box, is there something else I shoud do? BTW I agree with you one prayer to the ral God is worth more than all the prayer in the world to Baal,see I kings 18!
Well, perhaps for the handful that actually showed-up...
Was not there when I came on the thread. I clicked your topic for a link and didn’t get one.
I know about Baal. It was my thinking exactly when I read this.
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