YOU DON'T HAVE TO CHECK THIS OUT ON SNOPES - IT MADE FOX NEWS! PRETTY SCARY FOLKS!!!
New law makes it illegal to protest in Obama's presence. This means that, wherever Obama is at, you do not have a right to ask him anything you want to.
His secret service can have you arrested, fined, and imprisoned for more than a YEAR if you ask him something he doesn’t like.
Sound like he’s more like Hitler than Lincoln to you?
WATCH AND BE AMAZED AT THE LATEST ATTEMPT TO STAGE A TAKE-OVER OF AMERICA ...
Guess you’ve probably heard about this, but sending it on anyway. It’s probably the scariest thing this guy has done yet.
Are you aware of this new law, signed by President Obama in early March 2012?
ALSO
Eight House committee leaders have written to Obama administration officials
asking about reports the administration is considering an Egyptian request to
release blind Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman from prison.
"If these reports are true, such considerations
would be extremely disconcerting as release of this convicted terrorist should
not happen for any reason," the letter from U.S. Reps. Lamar Smith, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen,
R-Fla., Mike Rogers, R-Mich., Howard "Buck" McKeon, R-Calif., Peter King,
R-N.Y., Hal Rogers, R-Ky. , Frank Wolf, R-Va., and Kay Granger, R-Tex., said.
Each chairs a significant House committee.
The query was prompted by a story published Monday by The Blaze and discussed by talk
show host Glenn Beck. A Blaze staffer said an unnamed Obama administration told
him Abdel-Rahman's release was being "actively considered."
Abdel-Rahman is serving a life sentence for
plotting a series of bombing attacks on New York tunnels and landmarks. And he
is considered the spiritual influence behind the 1993 World Trade Center bombing
that killed six people. His imprisonment has become an obsession for some in Egypt, with new President Mohamed
Morsi promising to lobby Washington for Abdel Rahman's release when
he meets U.S. officials.
It was Abdel Rahman's imprisonment, and not
alleged offense to an anti-Muslim video, that triggered violent protests outside the American embassy in
Cairo last week, U.S. intelligence officials say.
A Department of Homeland Security report cited
postings on an Arabic web forum "inciting Egyptians to target the U.S. Embassy,
indicating the U.S. Embassy shouldn't remain in Egypt" unless Abdel Rahman is
freed, FOX News reported.
"Succumbing to the demands of a country whose
citizens threaten our embassy and the Americans serving in it would send a clear
message that acts of violence will be responded to with appeasement rather than
strength," said the letter, which was sent to Attorney General Eric Holder and
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. "The blind sheikh should remain in federal
prison."
Spokesmen for the Justice Department and National
Security Council say that is what is going to happen.
"The blind sheik is going to serve out his life
sentence," National Security Council spokesman Tommy Vietor said on Wednesday.
"There are no discussions about transferring him. These reports are wrong."
Justice Department spokesman Dean Boyd dismissed
the Blaze report as "utter garbage. The Blind Sheikh is not being transferred to
Egypt nor is he being released. He is serving life sentence in federal prison.
Suggestions that there is discussions to transfer or release him are absolute
garbage and completely false."
But the New York Post reports that King, chairman of the House Homeland Security
committee, "confirmed the request is being considered."
Andrew McCarthy, who prosecuted Abdel Rahman, told the Blaze he was skeptical about the denials.
"I think the plan has been to agree to the Blind
Sheikh's release, but not to announce it or have it become public until after
the election," McCarthy said. "That is consistent with Obama's pattern of trying
to mollify Islamists. Obviously, they did not want this information to surface
yet… but sometimes a situation can spin out of control."
Read the full House letter here.
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