Friday, December 12, 2008

DePaul Univeristy Advocates Sexual and Physical Abuse of Muslim Women and Children

http://www.aminahmccloud.com/
Dr. Aminah B. McCloud Religious Studies Office: 2327 N. Racine Ave, #104Office Phone: 773/325-1290 DePaul University Office Hours: By Appointment
amccloud@depaul.edu
In 1996 Dr. McCloud organized a Legal Clinic in order to educate court officials on such areas of Islamic law as it relates to Discrimination, Civil Law, and Human rights in regards to court issues relating to Muslim defendants. Dr. McCloud wants to stress to the court officials the Islamic view of when it is appropriate for a man to sexually or physically abuse his spouse for disobeying him, She also wants the courts to understand there are instances in Islam that it is appropriate to physically assault a Muslim child for refusing to pray.

In 1996 Depaul University sponsored and supported this conference. In addition CAIR's Ibrahim Hooper was briefed and requested to support this type training. Dr. McCloud wanted the courts to have a separate set of laws (Islamic/Sharia) for crimes committed by Muslims, and they should not be charged/judged under the same standards as a non Muslim. The reasoning and justification McCloud used was certain types of sexual abuse and physical assault is justified under Sharia Law and the U.S. courts should take this into consideration.

Dr. McCloud is simply an advocator and supporter of the same ideologies of Islamic Jihadists. Who will suffer if Dr. McCloud and CAIR supporters are authorized to implement these laws into our system. Children will suffer, women who do not agree with Sharia Law will suffer, and most importantly our country will suffer.

It is my opinion Depaul University should apologize and Dr. McCloud should be fired for advocating physical and sexual assaults against Muslim ladies and children. She owes the children an apology. I did contact Dr. McClouds office on 12 Dec 2008, but received no response. Sharia Law is being introduced into our Universities. Our young students are being brainwashed. Dr. McCloud and her supporters should be charged with advocating violence against innocent Muslim women and children.
Respectfully, Dave Gaubatz

Tuesday, December 9, 2008

Governor Rob Blagojevich

Again the media and politicians (including) ILLINOIS President Elect Obama seemed surprised Governor Blagojevevich is in my opinion a criminal. The allegation is Blagojevich was attempting to sell the Illinois Senate seat vacated by Obama. My question to the public:
Is there any political office that is not sold? Every local, state, or federal elected job is sold to the highest bidder. The politician and their supporters who can generate the most funds is routinely the one who gets the prize. For readers who do not believe this I challenge them to run for the next Senate election with only $10.00. Ok, lets go with $100,000 and you have the best economical, foreign, and national security plan than any has ever had. You will not get past your local blog with a run for a Senate seat with $100,000, the prettiest of smiles and a sound plan for our country. Come up with a few million and you may be announced the winner. You can buy an elected job with millions, but not pennies.
Blagojevich is a criminal, but only because he vocalized what other elected officials do behind the scenes. Quietly receive your donations from Saudi Arabia and keep it quiet; you could end up the President of the United States! Respectfully, Dave Gaubatz

Saturday, December 6, 2008

Merry Christmas!


The Christmas season is upon us. Islamic scholars such as Siraj Wahhaj have informed Muslims to not celebrate this season and to not even associate with a family member who observes Christmas. We have liberals by the thousands and political 'ass kissers' who are trying to prevent our children from observing Christmas as we (our country) has done for over 200 years.

These same liberals and 'ass kissers' are attempting to take the sweet dreams of Santa Claus and the joys that go along with Christmas away from our children.

Our children want to be happy, they want to believe in Santa, they want to have peace in their lives, they want everyone of all religions and races to be happy. They do not want wars.

I believe I speak for millions of Americans when I say if you take away the dreams of our children, the American people will become unhappy. The heart of our nation is our children. While in Iraq several Jihadists stressed this to me. My words to them at that time is the same as now---don't cross the line by harming our children or you will come to terms of Americanism. Respectfully, Dave Gaubatz

Why no Islamic Jihadists attacks in U.S. since 2001?

1. Islamic Scholars, leaders, and their supporters are spreading Islam and more importantly pieces of Sharia Law at an alarming rate in the U.S.
2. We as a nation are becoming defenseless against being labeled an Islamophobist, racist, and bigot if one dares question such groups as CAIR, ISNA, or MSA. CAIR Executives have hired outside attorneys who have informed them to "discredit the source" if an allegation is made against them. These organizations immediately pounce upon the person or group and label him/her a bigot. This has a 'snowball' affect. The media then 'blacklist' the person, politicians distance themselves, and then members of the public receive no information about the 'truth' pertaining to the issue the person labeled a 'bigot' by CAIR and their supporters was attempting to bring forward. (Never ever believe the folklore about Muslims not lying) Muslims as Jews, and as Christians do lie). One only read the Manifesto of Islam and the works of Maududi (JI founder/Terrorist) to understand the use of the pen and tongue are forms of Jihad against their enemy. the ultimate objective of Islamic Jihadists and their supporters is one Ummah (nation)under Shariah Law.
3. Peaceful mosques throughout the U.S. are being overtaken by Saudi and Pakistani backed Muslim groups such as the Wahhabi sect.

Overall the Islamic Jihadists are moving into the U.S. at an alarming rate. They are achieving their goals. They have instilled fear into our law enforcement, politicians, and journalists. No officer, politician, or journalist wants to be labeled a racist.

What the Islamic Jihadists did not count on our people like Daniel Pipes, David Yerushalmi, Steve Emerson, myself, and a host of Americans who will support our efforts. We do not mind the name calling, nor are we scared of the lawsuits these pseudo Islamic groups file. This is why they will be defeated in America. One by one the CAIRs of America will be exposed for their hypocrisy. We do it for our children. I pledge to all children of all races and religions that some politicians and journalists will bow down to the Shariah demands, but the American citizens will not. Politics can be played only as long as the security of our children and the American way of life is not jeopardized. When their security is jeopardized the American people will take America back. Respectfully, Dave Gaubatz

Friday, December 5, 2008

The Trial of O.J. Simpson and Islamic Jihadists


I am no fan of O.J. Simpson, but neither am I a fan of Islamic Jihadists who are allowed to roam free throughout America. The media are overjoyed with the O.J. verdict today. This could be several days of high ratings and gives the journalists (I say this laughingly) a mission in life! The judge pretends to be protecting society from the violent O.J.

O.J. deserves to be in jail, but for the murders 14 years ago, not for the made for TV prosecution of 'kidnapping and robbery'. During my many years of working in and with law enforcement, there were times an incident like O.J.'s 'hotel setup' would have never been responded to by police.

If the judge and the media want to protect society from violent people, they need only begin prosecuting the Islamic Jihadists advocating violence everyday and in every city throughout America. In this short piece I will only use two examples. Imam Siraj Wahhaj and Ahmad Sakr. They advocate through their pre-2001 lectures, violence against non Muslims and Muslims who do not adhere to Islamic Law (Shariah Law). Wahhaj and the other Islamic scholars like him who support their ideology use the U.S. Constitution and the ignorance of our justice system leaders to advocate this violent ideology each day. I have spoke to many law enforcement officers, politicians, and journalists (again laughingly) who dismiss old videos, tapes, and books by Islamic Jihadists. They often remark these are covered by the First Amendment, or although violent they are several years old.

The Wahhajs throughout America laugh at our ignorance. Why should Siraj Wahhaj stand before hundreds or thousands of Muslims today (or tomorrow) and call for violence against innocent people? He and the other scholars know even the most ignorant of us would call for him to be prosecuted. Instead Wahhaj and other Islamic Jihad supporters distribute their old "violent" lectures in the form of books, videos, and DVDs. Again why would Wahhaj risk his liberty by making violent anti U.S. statements today, when he can make a few bucks off old lectures, and get the same message across to the Islamic Jihadists today and tomorrow? Prior to 2001, Wahhaj said in one of his lectures, "gang members are brave and strong, get them off the streets and give them Islam; then give them Uzis and send them back to the streets". Ahmad Sakr still today distributes one of his old lectures given to children (Islamic Shariah for the Youth). Sakr tells children the leaders of the U.S. Government will go to hell, do not follow the U.S. Constitution, follow Shariah Law or "you will go to hell like the Congressmen".

"God save our beautiful country, because our 'intellectuals' can't". Respectfully, Dave Gaubatz

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Muslim Peace Foundation (CAIR)

New Organization being organized by same people, same theme, and same ideology...of course a Politician (Larry Shaw) is again involved:
227 Massachusetts Ave , SE, Washington DC, 20003 (Does this exist?)


President: Nihad Awad (CAIR National)
Vice-President: Larry Shaw
Note: From CAIR.com/Senator Larry Shaw is a long-standing member of the North Carolina Senate General Assembly and a former member of the North Carolina House of Representatives General Assembly. He also serves as the chairman of the Transportation Committee and vice-chairman of the Finance Committee.
Prior to becoming a public official, Shaw gathered extensive business experience in the food service industry. Since 1974, he has served as the chairman and CEO of the Shaw Food Service Company. From 1988 to 1993, Shaw was the Chairman/Co-Founder of North South Meatpackers, a facility that processed meat for national and regional clients.
In September of 2003, the five-term legislator was elected as vice-chairman of the North Carolina Legislative Black Caucus of the state's general assembly.
Treasurer: Ibrahim Hooper (CAIR National)
Secretary: Sarwat Hussain (CAIR/San Antonio)

Is Khalil Igbal involved (ADAMS Center and former CAIR Executive)??
Respectfully, Dave Gaubatz

Monday, December 1, 2008

Senator Craig and Senator Gorton 'Slam' CAIR's I. Hooper

The following are letters between Islamic organizations such as CAIR, the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC), Islamic Scholars, Senator Larry E. Craig, and Senator Slade Gorton. One need only review the hypocritical demands by CAIR's Ibraham Hooper, the ADC's Hussein Ibish, and Mr. Jeff Siddiqui. Hooper and Siddiqui demand Senators Craig and Gorton 'punish' Mr. James George Jatras (foreign policy analyst) because they opine he made 'bigoted' political remarks pertaining to Islam, and therefore should not be allowed to remain in the role of a U.S. Government employee involved in policy decisions.
The reader will then see a letter written by the ADC condemning our Government for firing of Joseph Zogby (Arab-American) because he had expressed his political views of Palestine and Israel (guess which one Zogby supports).

CAIR and the ADC must realize that they can't have it both ways in regards to political expression. On one hand they demand punitive action if a non Muslim expresses a political view (based on fact) negative of Islamic beliefs, but then demand a Muslim should be allowed to express anti-U.S. political remarks, and further the Muslim in question (Zogby) should be allowed to influence U.S. foreign policy. Read the below letters from Hooper, ADC, and Jeff Siddiqui. Then review the letters they received from Senator Craig and Senator Gorton.

Essentially Craig and Gorton inform Hooper that he is a hypocrite, ill informed, and himself a bigot. Respectfully, Dave Gaubatz

For Immediate Release
April 22, 1999
Contact: Hussein Ibish
(202) 438-7297
ADC Condemns Attack on Arab-American State Department Staffer
The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) is appalled and outraged at demands
by the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) that the State Department purge one of its staff
members because of'his ethnicity and political views. ZOA President Morton Klein has demanded that Assistant Secretary of State for Near East and South Asian Affairs, Martin Indyk, remove one of his staff assistants, Joseph Zogby. Zogby, an Arab-American, has expressed sympathy for Palestinian human rights and criticism of Israeli policies which deny these rights.
The ZOA claims that these views should "disqualify him from serving on the staff of U.S.
government officials, involved in shaping America's Mideast policies."
The ZOA and its apologists are engaged in an undisguised attack on a government employee
based on his political views, which they have shamelessly distorted with cut-of-context
quotations, and his ethnicity. It is an open effort to silence all voices that might deviate from the
"Israel-can-do-no-wrong" dogma, and to exclude any Arab-American input into U.S. policy
making on the Middle East, which is heavily dominated by pro-Israel figures.
The ZOA has a long history of using McCarthyite tactics to advance its extremist pro-Israel
agenda. ZOA led the 1998 campaign to block the hiring of the distinguished Holocaust scholar
John Roth as director of research at the Holocaust Memorial Museum because he had expressed
sympathy for Palestinian human rights. ZOA's successful attempt to bully the Smithsonian
Institution into excluding any hint of criticism of Israeli policies from its "Israel at 50" program,
was aptly described by Anthony Lewis in the New York Times as "Jewish McCarthyism." ZOA
President Klein has condemned Mike Wallace, Thomas Friedman, Strobe Talbot, Martin Indyk
and Pete Seeger, to. mention but a few, as "anti-Israel."
It is now clearly up to the State Department to launch a clear, unequivocal and public
endorsement of Joseph Zogby's right to his political opinions. Arab-Americans have been
systematically excluded from input into U.S. Middle East policy. As a result, this policy has for
too long been one-sided and ineffective.
ADC demands that Arab-Americans be included in the U.S. policy making process on Mideast
affairs, both for the sake of fairness and in the interest of developing a more constructive, evenhanded and effective policy. We also insist that the government take steps to ensure that its staff will not be subjected to witch-hunts on the basis of their political beliefs.
(Note to editors: ADC is the largest Arab-American grassroots organization in the country, It is a non-sectarian, non-partisan service organization dedicated ID protecting the Civil rights of Americans of Arab descent and combating anti-Arab racism, discrimination and stereotyping.)
AMERICAN-ARAB ANTI-DISCRIMINATION COMMITTEE
4201 Connecticut Avenue. NW., - Suite 3OO• Washington D,C.20008 • Tel: (202) 244-2990
Fax: (202) 244--3196 • E-mail: adc©adc.org

In the Name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful CAIR
Council on American-Islamic Relations
1050 17th Street, NW., Suite 490
Washington, D.C. 20036
Tel: 202-659-CAIR (2247)
Fax: 202-659-2254
Page: 202-490-5653
E-mail: cair1@ix.netcom.com
URL: http://www.cair-net.org
June 14, 1999
Mr. Jim Nicholson
Chairman
Republican National Committee
310 1SI Street, SE
Washington, DC 20003
Via Fax: 202-863-8774
Dear Mr. Nicholson:
I hope this letter finds you in the best of health and spirits. As you may know, there has been a recent controversy about deeply offensive Islamophobic statements made by James George Jatras, a foreign policy analyst for the Senate Republican Policy Committee. (See attached Washington Post article.) In an undated article called "The Muslim Advance and American Collaboration" published online by The Christian Activist, a James George Jatras wrote: " ... Islam is a self-evident outgrowth not of the Old and New Covenants but of the darkness of heathen Araby." He also referred to the "pseudo-Prophet" Muhammad. (A version of the article first appeared in the February issue of Chronicles: A Magazine of American Culture.)
The same article refers to "Islam's fraudulent self-depiction as a pacific creed" and claims "Islam has been unthinkable without its mandate for violence, war, terror ... " Jatras writes: "Islam was born in violence." He adds: "I will leave it to the specialists to calculate which - Islam or communism - can claim the greater achievement as gigantic Christian-killing machines ... "
Jatras also referred to what he claims is the Islamic concept of heaven by saying: " ... it is beyond me what spiritual values any Christian has in common with someone whose idea of beatific bliss is boinking an endless parade of the well-rounded houris said to inhabit the Muslim paradise ..."
Concerning the building of a Muslim school in Northern Virginia, he wrote: "The importation of Shari'a [Islamic law] into a once-Christian commonwealth seemingly registered not at all in evangelical minds blissfully unaware of Islamic aims."
He also wrote: " ... in light of the growing volume of Muslim immigration, western Christians will soon find out... that confronting the Islamic advance has become ... a simple matter of physical survival." The article contains many other lslamophobic statements too numerous to mention. For example, Mr. Jatras writes of "business executives who would sell their grandmothers to Abdul Abulbul Amir (presumably a derogatory term for Arab Muslims) for oil drilling rights."
(See http://www.tcal.org/volI3/Muslim.html) In a response to Muslim concerns, Senate Republican Policy Committee Chairman Sen. Larry E. Craig failed to acknowledge the offensive nature of Jatras's remarks and instead defended his right to examine "complex questions of history and international events that are legitimate subjects for study and commentary. "
CAIR respectfully requests that you, as Chairman of the Republican National Committee:
1) Acknowledge the deeply offensive nature of Mr. Jatras's Islamophobic statements.
2) Take appropriate action to ensure that a person with such views does not have a hand in formulating American foreign policy.
Only these steps will help convince the American Muslim community that the Republican Party
represents all Americans, regardless of faith or national origin.
Thank you in advance for your prompt attention to this important matter.
Sincerely, Ibrahim Hooper
National Communications Director
Cc: Sen. Larry E. Craig,
Sen. Trent Lott

Jul 02 99 Jef'f' Siddiqui
Lynnwood, WA 98036
Senator Slade Gorton
To: U.S. Senate
730 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 205 I0-470 I
Dear Senator Gorton,
Thank you for your letter of June 17th in which you declined to do anything about George Jatras
of the Senate Republican Policy Committee and his statements against Muslims and Islam.
Let us be clear about one thing that we both agree on; I will personally defend Jatra's right to say what he likes, where he likes and how he likes. My complaint is that you have such a bigot on a Senate committee, on your payroll, who is helping formulate policy for the Senate of the United
States and thereby, for the United States itself.
Would you have someone on a Senate Public Policy committee who says, "the N----- should go
back to Africa instead of endangering us Americans"?
Would you object if Jatras had said, "The Jews are a danger to the fabric of American society"?
Would you do anything if he had said, "There are too many Hispanics in the U.S., they are a
danger to us"?
I believe you would at least try to get him as far away from a policy-making area as you could. If
I am mistaken then you should re-examine your views. Perhaps removing Jatras from his
position could be construed as punishing him for his opinions. But you have, as a Senator,
objected to people holding public office because of the views they expressed in their past. At
those times, your logic was that you did not want such a person representing the people of the
United States. Why would you not apply the same principle now?
As Muslims, we suffer because it is fashionable for people to take swipes at us. It is even
politically advantageous in some cases. We are however, citizens of the United States. As such,
we deserve the same recognition, respect and protection that you would advance to your better
known supporters.
I look forward to hearing from you in the near future.
Sincerely, Jeff Siddiqui
Cc: Seattle Times

Reply from Senator Larry E. Craig
June 9, 1999
Mr. Ibrahim Hooper
Council on American-Islamic Relations
1050 17th Street., N.W. Suite 490
Washington, DC 20036
Dear Mr. Hooper:
Thank you for your letter of June 8 with reference to the statements of Mr. James George Jatras, a policy analyst for the Republican Policy Committee.
As Mr. Jatras stated in the article you cited, "The Muslim Advance and American
Collaboration," the views expressed in it are his own and do not represent any Senate member or office. As chairman of the Policy Committee, I am conscious of the extent to which the
exchange of opinions and ideas - at times opinions and ideas that some might find disagreeable -
is an important part of the workings of free society. I encourage both you and Mr. Jatras, as well
as other members of the Committee staff and the American Muslim community, to continue to
engage vigorously in that exchange.
At the same time, I absolutely condemn any sort of bigotry or intolerance. I note that Mr. Jatras
nowhere suggests, nor does your letter accuse him of suggesting, hostility against any individual
or group of individuals. Rather, his writings examine, based upon freely available sources,
complex questions of history and international events that are legitimate subjects for study and
commentary. If CAIR or other organizations or persons disagree with his opinions, it seems to
me that the appropriate remedy is to state the reasons and the evidence for your disagreement in the forum of public debate or directly to him.
I note in passing that CAIR has itself been criticized for defending accused perpetrators of
terrorist actions in the United States by Islamic militants
. ["Hamas Goes to Foggy Bottom," New
York Post, 9/15/98] Without a detailed knowledge of the basis of these charges, I am unable to
comment on their accuracy and I think you will agree it would be unfair of me to do so. In the
same manner, to take the action you request in your letter would not constitute the censuring of
bigotry, but its practice.
In your letter, you suggest that Mr. Jatras' opinions disqualify him for assisting in the formulation of U.S. policy. Our foreign policy is based not on religion, culture, or creed, but on the national security and economic interests of all Americans, including the American Muslim community. I trust you do not mean to suggest that my opposition to the Clinton Administration's policies in "the Balkans, notably in Kosovo, and that of many of my colleagues is based on any other consideration.
In closing, let me reiterate that I will not tolerate bigotry, nor will any other Senate Republican -
but we will always encourage the free exchange of ideas. I welcome your participation, as an
important American community, in those discussions and the development of our national
policies.
Larry E. Craig
United States Senator

June 17, 1999
Mr. Jeff Siddiqui
3107 206th Pl. SW
Lynnwood, Washington 98036-782G
Dear Mr. Siddiqui:
Thank you for contacting me about the writings of James George Jatras. I appreciate hearing
from you. The statements you quoted certainly appear uninformed and offensive. While I may not agree with the opinions of many who work on Capitol Hill, I recognize their right to express them under the First Amendment. I'm sorry that I am unable to assist you in this matter.
Again, thank you for writing.
Sincerely,
SLADE GORTON
United States Senator