A nice fruit basket would have been better, or one of those bouquets made out of melons. Instead we see the hatred inherit within Islam, expressed as a sick warning that they do not approve of the questions asked about it. When a religion is afraid of serious inquiry, just how strong are they?
From the Chappaqua-MountKiscoPatch April 13 by Ashley Tarr
A suspicious package containing a letter and a stuffed animal bearing the Star of David was opened at state Sen. Greg Ball's Albany office Tuesday afternoon.
The letter begins with "Asa Lamu Laikum Dead Man Walking," (the first part of which some sources translate as "peace be upon you" in Arabic) refers to Ball (R, C - Patterson) as a "crazy, Christian cracker" who lacks political correctness, citing Friday's hearing on homeland security, veterans and military affairs. The letter, whose signer identifies him or herself as a messenger of Allah and a defender of Islam, calls the hearing a "declaration of war against Muslims."
According to this report on MSNBC.com, the hearing, which was aimed at assessing New York's readiness for terrorist attacks, featured speakers who "argued that Islam is a threat to the U.S." and spoke of terrorist training camps.
A statement released by Ball's office Tuesday afternoon did not mention any other items in the package, but other news outlets reported the arrival of hazardous materials teams at the office.
The exploding monkey, of course.
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From the Chappaqua-MountKiscoPatch April 13 by Ashley Tarr
Ball Receives Suspicious Package at Albany Office
A suspicious package containing a letter and a stuffed animal bearing the Star of David was opened at state Sen. Greg Ball's Albany office Tuesday afternoon.
The letter begins with "Asa Lamu Laikum Dead Man Walking," (the first part of which some sources translate as "peace be upon you" in Arabic) refers to Ball (R, C - Patterson) as a "crazy, Christian cracker" who lacks political correctness, citing Friday's hearing on homeland security, veterans and military affairs. The letter, whose signer identifies him or herself as a messenger of Allah and a defender of Islam, calls the hearing a "declaration of war against Muslims."
According to this report on MSNBC.com, the hearing, which was aimed at assessing New York's readiness for terrorist attacks, featured speakers who "argued that Islam is a threat to the U.S." and spoke of terrorist training camps.
A statement released by Ball's office Tuesday afternoon did not mention any other items in the package, but other news outlets reported the arrival of hazardous materials teams at the office.
The exploding monkey, of course.
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