First I was astounded that anyone can buy interns on Capitol Hill. The fact that I was astounded is astounding. Of course, I know that anyone can buy anything in Washington, D.C. First, we learned that a CAIR memorandum says it spent $50,000 to place two "fellows" in Congress in 2007, and now we learn that Iyad Awadallah, a CAIR intern on Capitol Hill was forced to leave the US Capitol Visitors Center Congressional Auditorium "after behaving in a threatening manner..."
According to this hot post at The Jawa Report, Awadallah appeared at a conference on "Freedom of Speech and Religion" today and began to videotape the speakers. He was told the conference registration did not allow taping of any kind, or the taking of photographs. That didn't stop him. He was removed from the building by Capitol Hill police just before Senator Jim DeMint was to speak.
According to The Jawa Report, the scheduled speakers have "been the subject of death threats by Muslims."
CAIR attacks:
The [CAIR] press release claimed that Awadallah was told by one conference participant that “we want to cut their [Muslims’] necks off.” However, Awadallah entered the auditorium during one of the sessions and never had the opportunity to speak with any of the conference attendees.There is no information in this report about where the intern, Iyad Awadallah of Boca Raton, FL has worked or is working on Capitol Hill. Read about the $50,000 spent to plant a Muslim intern in Congress: CAIR Buys Interns - Liberals Object.
2 comments:
Wow! Paid to place him, and then he's pulling that?
This is going to end with draconian laws out of necessity. To repair the damage done by our tolerance.
50k to buy interns now ? No wonder the cost of buying congress critters has gone way up.
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