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In 1993, a secret meeting of the Muslim Brotherhood Palestine Committee-mostly senior Hamas leaders--was held in a Philadelphia Marriott. The group discussed new ways to secretly funnel money to Hamas and of creating a new public relations organization to deceive the American about their true objectives of helping Hamas.

After 8 years of watching bridges, looking to the harbors and the skies, of scanning packages and throwing out nail clippers-- a new administration has enthusiastically targeted a new enemy, other Americans. While the ceremonial obeisances are made on the 9/11 anniversary, and the troops stay on in Afghanistan and Iraq as political counters for the 2012 election, the Obama administration has rediscovered the great and terrible enemy of the Clinton Administration-- other Americans.

Walking the Plank to a Dhimmi Nation-Chapter 1

Well-coordinated plans will soon give the Federal Government the power to put personal information on all Americans into government databases. The databases will store school records, business records, medical records, financial records, personal activities, and track where we travel in the United States. [1]

In 1966, Columbia University radical professors in New York City, Richard Andrew Cloward and Frances Fox Piven, studied Saul Alinsky as Hilary Clinton and Barrack Obama later would. The "Cloward-Piven Strategy," basically calls for the destruction of capitalism in America. By increasing welfare, the subsequent collapse of the economy will allow for the nationalization of many private institutions and an easy implementation of socialism.

Including Illegal Aliens in 2010 Raises Serious Constitutional & Voting Rights Issues

Last week's Legislative Update provided details about an amendment filed by Senator David Vitter to the Fiscal Year (FY) 2010 Commerce, Justice, Science (CJS) appropriations bill.  (FAIR's Legislative Update, October 19, 2009).  The Vitter amendment would require the Census Bureau to ask questions about citizenship and immigration status as part of the 2010 decennial census. (See The Stein Report, October 19, 2009; for more information on how prior censuses have included questions on citizenship see The Stein Report, October 26, 2009).