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September 24, 2010 - Washington, DC
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September 24, 2010 - Washington, DC

Obama, Saul Alinsky and Lucifer / Will Obama abandon gays or Muslims? / The Defense, Amnesty, Gay, Abortion bill / President Pence? / Texas schools and pro-Islam textbooks / Taking America Back / Muslims burn Bibles / Kenyan missionaries tortured

NEW CHAIRMAN'S REPORT - The September 8th edition of my Chairman's Report is now available online in a PDF version. This issue contains new material on the background of those who plan to construct a mega mosque at Ground Zero as well as insight into President Barack Hussein Obama's support of the Islamic insult to the victims of the 911 jihad attack on the United States. Read full Chairman's Report

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PRESIDENCY
OBAMA , ALINSKY AND LUCIFER - President Obama has praised Saul Alinsky and in particular his book, Rules for Radicals. Although Alinksy claimed to be an atheist, he dedicated Rules for Radicals to Lucifer, calling him the "first radical." It is not a far-fetched question to ask why the President of the United States would endorse a book dedicated to Lucifer. (NOTE: this is the same book Hillary Clinton wrote her thesis on in college, giving it much praise.) Because of Barack Obama's admiration of Saul Alinsky we would never expect him to criticize the Rules for Radicals, but would Obama at least step forward and renounce Lucifer? That was the question asked by my good friend Jerry Corsi at the Taking America Back conference in Miami, at which both of us spoke last week. His off-the-cuff remark, asking if Obama would denounce Lucifer, has literally driven the far left insane. Alan Colmes has written a vicious op-ed attacking Corsi, and the Huffington Post has gone over the edge in attacking the idea, as has Media Matters. Why? Because about one in five voters already think Obama is a Muslim, and the majority of voters are not sure that he is a Christian. Most Americans don't know that Alinsky dedicated Rules for Radicals to Satan, and with Obama's endorsement of that statement public, it can only do further damage to the average American's image of him as a non-Christian.

WILL OBAMA ABANDON GAYS OR MUSLIMS? - A Saudi diplomat has defected to the United States and requested asylum on the grounds of being homosexual. Ali Ahmad Asseri was fired from his post by Saudi royalty after he wrote an article attacking the Saudi religious police. The Saudi government has refused to renew his diplomatic passport, which means he is now in the United States illegally. His grounds for seeking asylum are clearly stated: Because they hang homosexuals in Saudi Arabia he faces certain death. But if he is granted asylum by the Obama Administration, the President will incur the wrath of the Saudis and of the "Muslim world." Which side are you on Mr. President -- the homosexuals or the Muslims?

THE CONGRESS
NOW IT'S THE DEFENSE-AMNESTY-GAY-ABORTION BILL - The funds for military operations are being held hostage by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid who has loaded up the Defense Authorization Act with liberal social agenda amendments. First he added a provision to allow homosexuals to serve openly in the military. But that was not enough, so he added the "Dream Act" as an amendment to give a fast track to illegals wishing to become US citizens. That was still not enough, so an amendment was added to allow abortions in military hospitals. With all those radical provisions one would think that even many Democrats would vote against it, but only two did. Sixty votes were needed to move the DOD authorization to a vote, and Reid fell four votes short. The bill authorizing funds for our troops cannot pass as long as Reid insists on adding a radical left agenda to it.

PRESIDENT PENCE? - On the House side an increasingly visible member of the Republican leadership is Mike Pence of Indiana, who is GOP Conference Chairman. While I was speaking to Tea Party activists in Florida, Mike Pence addressed the Value Voters Summit in Washington, DC which is promoted by the Family Research Council. At the Summit, a straw poll was held for President, and Pence won, with Governor Mike Huckabee a strong second. Pence also won the Vice Presidential straw poll.

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CULTURE AND RELIGION
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND PRO-ISLAM TEXTBOOKS - On Friday the Texas Board of Education voted to reject textbooks that portray Islam more favorably than Judaism or Christianity. The resolution cited "politically-correct whitewashes of Islamic culture and stigmas on Christian civilization" the Board said it would reject future textbooks that devote more space to teaching about Islam than Christianity, include "sanitized definitions of 'jihad."

TAKING AMERICA BACK - World Net Daily's "Taking America Back" conference was held in Miami, Florida on September 16, 17, and 18. Speakers included Alan Keyes, Jerry Corsi and former Senator Jeremiah Denton. Aaron Klein and I spoke on Islamic issues and we served on a panel on Islam with Alan Keyes, Chuck Missler and Joe Farah. My speech on the Ground Zero mosque is in three parts at Youtube. Part 1, part 2, part 3. Each segment is about 12 minutes long. The Religious Freedom Coalition also had a "NO 911 MOSQUE" booth at the conference.

NEW OP-ED ON THE MEGA MOSQUE - A new op-ed I have written on the Ground Zero mosque is now posted at WorldNetDaily.com

INTERNATIONAL
MUSLIMS BURN BIBLES - On the night of September 18th Muslim mobs burned Holy Bibles, hymnals, wooden crosses and musical instruments in the Nasri Pentecostal Church in Shah Latif Town in the District East of Karachi, Pakistan. Another church in the Cantonment Area of Mardan City, was bombed by Muslims. While police take complaints of the almost weekly attacks on churches, there are never any arrests. The United States gives billions of dollars in aid to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and our reward is the persecution of Christians.

KENYAN MISSIONARIES TORTURED AND RAPED - In Barack Obama's home away from home, Kenya, Muslims frequently kidnap and rape women. This month was no different as six missionaries, three men and three women, were kidnapped by Muslims. All were tortured and the women were raped. The missionaries were supported by Barnabas Fund. Don't expect a condemnation from the White House or to read about the torture in the Washington Post. Read more.

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