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I see from Wausau's Residency page that Altaf Kaiseruddin is a graduate of Ross University. I think that's in the West Indies. The doctors spoke about Islam at St. Anne's, specifically for their Unity Ministry.

Look at this Illini 1992 college newspaper article. Looks to be the same person spouting propaganda.

Altaf Kaiseruddin, senior in LAS, said he felt an attachment to the people in the Latino and African-American communities because "1492, 500 years ago, was the time when the last Muslim was driven out of Spain."

Kaiserruddin talked about the ethnic cleansing taking place in Bosnia and pointed out that over 200,000 people have been killed since the conflict began.

"The world has much to think about when it comes to a situation like Bosnia," he said. "Before Bosnia there was Algeria where over 90 percent of people went to the polls ... and voted in the Muslim majority. The military dictatorship took over because they didn't like that and the Muslims were shipped to concentration camps."

I'm not going to post this because it says: INEAS News is copyrighted. No part of this publication maybe reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the editor,

but if you read the second to the last paragraph about a Palestinian doctor who got a scholarship from the State of Israel to study in London. "How can that be?" And all those Muslims crying on tv that Israel has oppressed Arabs./SARCASM.

Anyway, Dr. Bwairat was selected by the American Academy of Neurology for the Bruce Schoenberg award. At the conference, his gave a presentation on the "Prevalence of Dementia of Alzheimer Type in the Arab Population in Israel". (No kidding!) article