"We asked for this meeting to learn from you and we need to be looking for new mechanisms to communicate with you and the Association of Muslim Scholars.’ She thanked the Shaykh for his efforts to bring more understanding amongst humanity.”
-Gayle Smith
Asst to the President
It was recently reported that White House officials hosted some character named Abdallah bin Bayyah so they could "learn from him". Here is a follow up on that meeting by Doc's Talk. Presumably they learned how evil the Jews and Free Masons were given Bayyah's background.
http://www.israelforum.com/blog_article.php?aid=5171317
Presumably they learned all about the "veracity" of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, and how evil the Jews and Free Masons were.
Let me tell you who else hated the Free Masons: The Nazis.
One of the lesser known facts about the Third Reich is that they closed down the Free Mason houses. In fact, they turned the Free Mason house in Erlangen into a show piece "museum of espionage' that drew hundreds of tourists during the nearby Nuremberg Party Rallies each year.
I also note Bayyah's reference to inter-faith meetings with Jews in the US. He seems to think it is a useful tool or necessary evil-I'm not sure which. Unfortunately, many gullible Jewish and Christian leaders are being suckered into these events, people like Pastor Ed Bacon of the All Saints Episcopal, Church in Pasadena and the rabbis in Boston who consort with the Boston Islamic Center in Roxbury. And of course, there is the reference to the dumbest rabbi of all, Ysroel Dovid Weiss, a man who consorts with those who want to destroy the Jewish state of Israel. (So does he.)
But I digress.
The central question is why the White House would invite a man like Abdallah bin Bayyah.
"The central question is why the White House would invite a man like Abdallah bin Bayyah?"
ReplyDeleteFor the same reason the White House supports the Muslim Brotherhood and the rebels in Syria.
Well, at a bare minimum, why did the U.S. have a military attache in Germany in 1941?
ReplyDeleteIf bin Bayyah is playing a cynical game, maybe our government is also playing a cynical game with him?
There could be better motives, but that one will do.