Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Supreme Bean

Underground Slave Trafficking in USA

The trafficking of children for domestic labor in the U.S. is an extension of an illegal but common practice in Africa. Families in remote villages send their daughters to work in cities for extra money and the opportunity to escape a dead-end life. Some girls work for free on the understanding that they will at least be better fed in the home of their employer.

The custom has led to the spread of trafficking, as well-to-do Africans accustomed to employing children immigrate to the U.S. Around one-third of the estimated 10,000 forced laborers in the United States are servants trapped behind the curtains of suburban homes, according to a study by the National Human Rights Center at the University of California at Berkeley and Free the Slaves, a nonprofit group. No one can say how many are children, especially since their work can so easily be masked as chores.

Once behind the walls of gated communities like this one, these children never go to school. Unbeknownst to their neighbors, they live as modern-day slaves.

Another Grave Insult to the Hispanic International Super-Race



"HAMAS is the cause of all the wars in the first place"

Monday, December 29, 2008

Then Make Like a Shoe and FLY OUTTA HERE!

An atheist soldier suing over prayers at military formations claims a larger pattern of religious discrimination exists in the military, citing attempts to convert Muslims in Iraq and Afghanistan and an evangelical bias in a suicide prevention manual.

The Defense Department has identified fewer than 50 complaints about alleged violations of religious freedoms during the past three years, with 1.4 million personnel in uniform, spokeswoman Eileen Lainez said.

Israel Gets Their Own Mini-Iraq

HAMAS Legalizes the Crucifixion of Christians and other Enemies

In Monday's attacks, Israel focused its bombing on the houses of Hamas field operatives in a campaign meant to tear at the roots of the extremist group ruling Gaza. Israel's defense minister promised a "war to the bitter end against Hamas" and allied militants.

Methane Reclamation

Sunday, December 28, 2008

Piggy Slashing Makes Me Tough

Hizbullah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah reprimanded Egypt in a televised speech Sunday for casting the responsibility of the condition in Gaza on Hamas.

Nasrallah attacked Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit, who in a Saturday press conference said that Hamas, which had been repeatedly warned by Egypt, must bear responsibility for the current situation in Gaza.

"Yesterday, we heard a high-ranking Egyptian leader cast the responsibility on the victim. Can we accept such things from Arabs? Casting the responsibility for this war on the Gaza resistance is embarrassing and saddening," Nasrallah added. "Our nations call on Egypt to help."

In the Hezbollah/Hamas/alQaeda/Muslim Brotherhood narrative, Muslims (and Arabs) must always and everywhere be victims. One would think they would grow tired of it, and act like men.

Our people we so oppressed much like the Hispanic Chicanos in the accursed USA *spit*.
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Image from March 6th attack on the Jerusalem seminary.

Palestinians dancing for joy in the streets.