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Islamopower: Meet the new Muslim PAC

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Jetpac founder Nadeem Mazen has ties to the Council on American-Islamic Relations. His goal is to get more Muslims elected to city, state and federal offices across the U.S. The following report is detailed and worth reading. One may find the amount of political/cultural penetration into America portentous, to say the least. It is not alarmist to say that should this Islamist soft jihad continue here, America will be Europe within 50 years, possibly sooner. by Leo Hohmann A new organization called Jetpac Inc. is mobilizing to get more Muslims elected to public office in U.S. cities and states, but an investigation into the founder’s background reveals ties to the extremist Muslim Brotherhood, which has been hard at work trying to influence American politics since the 1990s. The first Muslim elected to a national office was Rep. Keith Ellison, who was elected in 2006 to represent a heavily Democratic district in Minnesota. He was sworn into office with his hand on the Quran,...

10 Facts About The Arab Enslavement Of Black People Not Taught In Schools

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  Many are not aware of the historic role that Arabs played in the Slave trade. In a number of Muslim nations, the practice continues today. The following posts is divided into 10 brief sections: The Number of People Enslaved: Arab Enslavers Practiced Genetic Warfare: Arab Slave Trade Inspired Arab Racism Toward Blacks: Arab Enslavers Targeted Women For Rape: Arab Slave Trade Ushered in The European Slave Trade: The Arab Slave Trade Sparked One of The Largest Slave Rebellions in History: Arab Enslavers Avoided Teaching Islam to Blacks to Justify Enslaving Them: The Time Period: The Arab Slave Trade Allowed More Upward Mobility Than the European Slave Trade:  Posted by A Moore The Number of People Enslaved:   The number of people enslaved by Muslims has been a hotly debated topic, especially when the millions of Africans forced from their homelands are considered. Some historians estimate that between A.D. 650 and 1900, 10 to 20 million people were enslaved by...