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Muslim Obama supporter declares white people deserve and want to have their ears and noses cut off, and that Muslims shouldn't worry, "because God wants you to do it"
jihadwatch.org - 8/28/2008
Muslim Obama supporter declares white people deserve and want to have their ears and noses cut off, and that Muslims shouldn't worry, "because God wants you to do it"
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More Islamist skeletons in Obama's closet? And you thought Rev. Jeremiah Wright was bad? Wait till you see what this Obama supporter has to say about whitey. And then they wonder why Obama keeps distancing himself (at least publicly) from Muslims. "Another Radical Obama Association?" by Amanda Carpenter for Townhall , August 26: Old videos appear to show a radical Muslim named Khalid ...

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Gates of Vienna News Feed 8/27/2008
Gates of Vienna — ... Muslim Obama Supporter Declares White People Deserve and Want to Have Their Ears and Noses Cut Off And that Muslims shouldn’t worry, “because God wants you to do it” Old videos appear to show a radical Muslim named Khalid Al-Mansour helped Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama gain acceptance into Harvard Law. In one of the videos, titled “Christians Designed Discrimination” uploaded by a YouTube user named IslamStudios, Al-Mansour said, “White people don’t feel bad, whatever you do ...

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