Cynthia McKinney's list of campaign contributers reads like a roster from the local Islamic Mosque.

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[Arcy]

Almost all of the names are Middle Eastern and we can be certain most are Muslim. Here's a few...Ahmad Affaneh, Amr Amin Agha, Fakhiuddin Ahmed, Moustapha Akkad, Mohammad Ali Al-Azem, Mohammad A. Al Khudari and the list goes on. Is it any wonder that she is anti US and Anti Israel? Most of these supporters are from out of state and some are probably out of country. What better representative for the Democratic party than a terrorist sympathizer like her.

[Muzzle_em]

Wouldn't he be DEAD by now if he had REALLY become a Christian after being raised as a Muslim?
I think he is "Christian" in print only to successfully fool people into voting for him. Someday he will be president and he will resume wearing a tablecloth on his head (figuratively speaking).

[Jezebelle]

Zogby is a mooselim. His brother runs the CAIR, which is a sham.org front for funneling money to mooselim causes, including terrorism, or so it's alleged.

[subterfuge]

I think she'll win too. I happened to catch her debate with her opponent the other day. The guy was nice enough but he had very few convincing arguements against her distortions of reality. The guy simply could not counter what she was saying and still placate the constituancy, if you know what I mean.

[Jezebelle]

LMAO!! :>

[alarm rider]

"Whats a rostor?"

I would guess a very small rooster, but that's not important now....

[Jezebelle]

You nailed it.

Her constituents are too dumb and hateful to look out for their own good when forced to choose between a civilized person and a plantation mama hoin' for the ragheads.

[SouthTexas]

roster

[small voice in the wilderness]

None *appear* to be radical (of those I checked on).

Rostor Imposter?

[Beckwith]

Someday he will be president and he will resume wearing a tablecloth on his head (figuratively speaking).

Islam's own Manchurian Candidate.

[milford421]

One of the names on the list is Faroque Khan of NY. He's a retired doctor who is also the Pres. of the NY Chapter of the ISNA. His mosque in Long Island also has Ghazi Khankan as director of Interfaith Relations. Khankan is also the NY Chapter head of CAIR and if memory serves, his name is on the Anti-CAIR website.

I believe Khan is from the disputed Kashmir section of India...

[milford421]

ALAMOUDI, ABDURAHMAN
FALLS CHURCH, VA 22041
AMERICAN MUSLIM FOUNDATION/PRESID

MCKINNEY, CYNTHIA A
VIA CYNTHIA MCKINNEY FOR CONGRESS
09/11/2001 1000.00 22992553743
09/11/2001 2000.00 22990111697

Nice pickup mewzilla.

[Common Tator]

Naw, I have more than one Rooster

When a rooster fails to crow does that mean he has a frog in his throat?

[flynmudd]

Democratic runoff.

[syriacus]

You are right.

The Bible acknowledged that slavery existed, but Islam went beyond that, by legitimizing slavery.

The Role of Islam in African Slavery

Black Africans were transported to the Islamic empire across the Sahara to Morocco and Tunisia from West Africa, from Chad to Libya, along the Nile from East Africa, and up the coast of East Africa to the Persian Gulf. This trade had been well entrenched for over 600 years before Europeans arrived, and had driven the rapid expansion of Islam across North Africa.

By the way, Lebanon still has slaves Here's an article from 1998.
The Beirut slave trade

Virtual imprisonment and abuse, the hallmarks of slavery in an earlier time, are now the daily experience of thousands of Sri Lankan women (and others from Africa), employed as servants in today’s Beirut. The authorities are turning a blind eye and the public at large is oblivious to this trade in human labour, which goes on behind the closed doors of the employment agencies and the employer families....
Widespread tacit acceptance of a form of slavery in all but name is evident from the resounding silence which greets anyone who takes the risk of denouncing it. Many people prefer to close their eyes and think of Lebanon in terms of its past sufferings and its present efforts at reconstruction. But what will the country become if it is built on an exploitation of human beings so generalised that it becomes not the exception, but the rule?

[syriacus]

More on slavery in Lebanon. Racism seems to play a role.

  [UN] Expert on Trafficking in Persons Ends Visit to Lebanon [September 15, 2005]

In the course of my mission, I have found that a significant number of human beings, women in the majority, are trafficked into and within Lebanon. [snip] Many of my interlocutors, including senior government officials, also acknowledged that widely held attitudes of discrimination on the basis of race, colour, ethnicity, and gender contribute to the prevalence of human trafficking.

[syriacus]

When a rooster fails to crow...?

It means some scientist hasn't perfected his technique for changing one bird species into another.

[mewzilla]

Thanks. Did you notice the date on the listing?

[markomalley]

Interesting little detail:

173 contributors from out of state gave her over $148K

If you take out the obviously muzzie names, the number drops to 30 contributors giving her little over $30K.

If you then drop the PACs, campaign committees from other congressweenies, etc. (i.e., boil it down to individuals), you end up with 25 individuals giving less than $20K.

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40 contributors from within GA (whether in her district or not) gave her less than $27K.

Little tidbit, Hassan, Majed, Nada, Omar, Saed, and Amina Zakaria of 1590 Bethsaida Road, Riverdale GA each gave $1000 (Majed gave $2K) for a total of $7000.

Funny thing, though, they don't even live in her district:

Anyway, back to the post...

If you take out the obviously muzzie names, the number drops to 22 contributors giving her less than $10K.

If you then drop the PACs, campaign committees from other congressweenies, etc. (i.e., boil it down to individuals), you end up with 20 individuals giving $9K.

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That is the real story...and that is the story that will absolutely NOT be covered by the MSM.

Having said that, all of those out-of-state contributors should be checked out...(yeah, right)

[Arcy]

Great job documenting this.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

I'll ask them that next time I go down to the coop. ;)