Posted on 06/23/2011 3:02:10 PM PDT by LSUfan
Appointment of Sohail Mohammed to the Superior Court of New Jersey
Oppose This Appointment Made by Governor Chris Christie
Appointee Defended 9/11 Detainees and Imam w/Terrorist Ties
Appointment Will be Discussed in the NJ State Senate Judiciary Committee
Monday, June 27
Full Senate Vote May Follow Based Upon Outcome of This Committee Meeting
Please Circulate!
On the Tenth-Year Anniversary of the murderous, Islamofascist terrorist attacks of 9/11, Governor Christie has seen fit to dishonor that day of infamy, and its still grieving nation, by continuing to actively and personally promote *his* appointment to the New Jersey Superior Court of a Passaic County Muslim attorney, who defended not only detainees of 9/11, but also the imam of a Passaic County mosque, the second largest mosque in the country, who is subject to deportation by the Department of Homeland Security due to his terrorist ties. The prior imam of that mosque was previously deported for such ties. Mr. Mohammed's curious activity in defense of those with terrorist ties in other matters is highlighted in articles below that were previously distributed across the nation in January 2011. (See below.)
It is unfathomable to think that Governor Christie could find no other well-qualified attorney from Passaic County, without such unacceptable ties, to nominate to the Superior Court of New Jersey. The question is: Why? Not only have the citizens of New Jersey actively opposed and/or questioned this nomination in the past, but also media commentators such as Mark Levin, Rush Limbaugh, Steve Malzberg, and many more. This is not just a New Jersey concern, but a national one. Our entire nation was attacked on 9/11. Our scars have not healed.
Please immediately call Governor Christie to express your opposition to his appointment, and ask that, out of respect for 9/11, to withdraw his nomination of Sohail Mohammed - NOW.
Also, please also look at the powerful State Senators who sit on the New Jersey State Senate Judiciary Committee, one of whom has been reported to be exploring a race for U. S. Senate in the future. They have key influence and personal relationships with Governor Christie, and should be encouraged to speak to him to withdraw his nomination as did prior New Jersey Governor, Jon Corzine. Contact them today (see list below) to express the reasons for your opposition and seek their support and consent to have this nomination withdrawn.
http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/legislativepub/calendar/062111.htm
Senate Judiciary Meeting 10:00 AM
Committee Room 4, 1st Floor, State House Annex, Trenton, NJ
Chair: Sen. Scutari, Nicholas P.
To be a Judge of the Superior Court:
Sohail Mohammed of Clifton for the term prescribed by law.
Call Governor Christie: 609.292.6000
Call the members of the New Jersey State Senate Judiciary Committee:
Scutari, Nicholas P. - Chair (908) 587-0404
Girgenti, John A. - Vice-Chair (973) 427-1229
Bateman, Christopher (908) 526-3600
Beck, Jennifer (732) 933-1591
Cardinale, Gerald (201) 567-2324
Gill, Nia H. (973) 509-0388
Kyrillos, Joseph M. (732) 671-3206
Lesniak, Raymond J. (908) 624-0880
O'Toole, Kevin J. (973) 237-1360
Sarlo, Paul A. (201) 804-8118
Smith, Bob (732) 752-0770
Stack, Brian P. (201) 861-5091 (West New York) (201) 558-7926 (Union City)
Weinberg, Loretta (201) 928-0100
This one act by the Fat Man is what totally disqualifies him to ever be president.
Read that and weep, you Christie-istas.
Just another reason he will never get elected president. At least not from the Republican ticket.
I completely agree.
Pity; I really liked the guy, too.
Still kind of like him... but I’ll never trust him again.
As far as I’m concerned, he is owned by the Caliphate and is a loyal toadie for Muchmett, regardless of his “conservative” credentials.
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