Day: June 12, 2017

100s of Girls In U.S. Town Left With One SICK Thing In Common After What Muslim Secretly Did

And once again the so-called Religion of Peace strikes.

This time we are getting multiple reports of female genitalia mutilation in the area of Detroit Michigan, otherwise known as “Little Bagdad.” Because we know the drill, “Diversity.”

Detroit area prosecutors allege that as many as 100 girls could have undergone genital mutilation procedures at a Detroit-area clinic, but that no one really can know an exact number. The clinic that is run by a couple, Fakhruddin and Farida Attar, were both charged in April with female genital mutilation of a minor and conspiracy to defraud the United States government. A federal judge ruled Wednesday that Attars could be freed on $10,000 unsecured bond. Not enough if you ask me.
Theses unprecedented charges provide a rare window to a practice which has been outlawed in the United States for over two decades now. But since we all know Muslims don’t really care much about western laws. It seems to still be a frequent practice in areas where there are heavy Muslim populations.

Female Genital Mutilation Explained:

Millions of little girls and young women have been subjected to a painful rite of passage that involves cutting their genitals — often without anesthesia — for centuries in parts of Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
In some cultures and religions, it’s believed that female genital mutilation preserves a girl’s chastity, making her a more desirable marriage partner, and improving hygiene and fertility.

But there are no health benefits to the practice, according to the World Health Organization. For most of the girls, it brings only pain, cysts, scars, infections, and problems with urination and childbirth. It also leads to a higher risk of infant death and psychological trauma.
Human rights organizations widely condemn the practice, not only for the health risks but also because of the underlying injustice.

“It reflects deep-rooted inequality between the sexes and constitutes an extreme form of discrimination against women,” the WHO says on its website. “It is nearly always carried out on minors and is a violation of the rights of children. The practice also violates a person’s rights to health, security and physical integrity, the right to be free from torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, and the right to life when the procedure results in death.”

McCain Just Committed Career Suicide After What He Just Did To President Donald Trump

So good ole Senator John “Juan” McCain from the great state of Arizona is at it again.

In an unbelievable move, this has been, never was, actually said the country was on better footing while former President Barack Hussein Obama was president. Not under his fellow Republican that is President Donald Trump.

That stupid John McLame was reacting to this tweet by the President.
Hey, Mclame, it’s about time you received a wake-up call.

The truth is Juan McCain took part in as many as 38 anti-American propaganda radio broadcasts for Radio Hanoi during the 5 years of his captivity. This comes into direct conflict with the image of a patriotic American hero spending time in North Vietnamese prisoner’s hot box for 5 1/2 years. McCain was often given “special” treatment by his captors, who were fully aware of his father’s and grandfather’s
According to his fellow POWs, John McLame was often given preferential treatment by his captors. Most of who were very aware of his father’s and grandfather’s 4-star admiral rank in the US Navy. But more interestingly enough not even one his fellow captors ever witnessed McCain’s torture at the hands of his jailers. In fact, the other POWs in McCain’s camp testify that McCain was not tortured or ever mistreated by the North Vietnamese.

In addition, the way both McCain and John Kerry acted during the 1991-93 Senate Committee hearings on POW/MIAs leaves no doubt that both are indeed traitors to this country and their fellow POWs. Especially to the families of POWs and men who were missing in action.

The Burning Platform Reports:

McCAIN THE HERO NEARLY SUNK AN AIRCRAFT CARRIER & KILLED 134 SAILORS

McCain, when a Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Navy was a Navy pilot (they call themselves aviators). July 29, 1967 while on the deck and in his plane on the carrier U.S.S. Forrestal he managed to screw up procedures (officially denied and covered up by him and the Navy and also even promoted on Wikipedia if you care to look–reason to follow). He did a smart ass punk attention getting trick by doing a “wet start” up of his jet.

When a pilot wants to be a wise ass or show off, this type of engine start creates a large startling flame and lots of surprise noise from the rear of a jet engine on start up–this was no accident. This and the large subsequent electrical surge and apparent (incorrect and against policy) weapon arming (by the pilot) caused the launching of a powerful Zuni rocket across the carrier’s deck hitting other parked planes (photo below) that were packing 1,000 high-explosive pound bombs. The subsequent massive explosions, fire and destruction went several decks below and nearly sunk this major 82,000 ton U.S. aircraft carrier.
This stunt and aftermath caused the death of 134 sailors and seriously injure (blow off arms legs, cause blindness and burns to another 161 sailors) and took the ship off the battle line for extensive repairs. Any other Navy pilot causing this type of death and destruction the Navy would have raped him and he would probably still be in the brig. Why not McCain? Well, first with many powerful connections this “little infraction” was covered up by the Navy (our most politically involved/connected service by the way).

You see his grandfather was a famous FOUR STAR Navy admiral and his dad was at the time of the incident was a powerful Navy FOUR STAR admiral and McCain graduated from the Navy Academy. So the old boy Navy tradition cover his ass network went into high gear immediately; and make no mistake, it does exist and it did for him.

This whole narrative that has been described by multiple of the POWs imprisoned along with McLame prove he has treasonous blood running through his veins. He has betrayed our country, our soldiers, and even his own political party multiple times. He doesn’t care about our culture. He only cares about making friend with far left Liberals such as Ted Kennedy when they both tried to pass amnesty and Russ Finegold with campaign reform which turned our political campaign donation system into a high-tech money laundering scheme.

Go home McLame, you have done enough damage already.

What You Didn’t Know About Indian Code Talkers

Most everyone has heard about Navajo Code Talkers. They are widely known as tribal members who spoke their language during World War II while communicating with various units of our armed forces. Their purpose was to prevent the enemy to listen to our wartime communications between various combat units. But, actually, they developed their own code using the Navajo language. Yes, in fact, no other Navajo could even understand what was being transmitted. And neither could the enemy.

But the Navajo tribe was but one of many nations who became code talkers. There were other Native American tribes involved with code talking throughout the last two centuries. Various tribes worked with our military beginning during the the Indian Wars of the 19th Century.

Members of a number of tribes communicated with 26 languages and dialects during World War I. These code talkers came from Choctaw, Cheyenne, Comanche, Cherokee, Osage, and Yankton Sioux tribes.

During World War II, code talkers were used on both war continents. The Army and Marine Corps used a group of 24 Navajo code talkers in the Pacific Theater. Seminoles were used in the Battle at Iwo Jima. Eight Soldiers from the Meskwaki tribe in Iowa served as code talkers in North Africa in Europe.

A total of 33 different tribes served in World Wars I and II including Navajo, Comanche, Cheyenne, Cherokee, Osage, Lakota, Dakota, Chippewa, Oneida, Sac and Fox, Meskwaki, Hopi, Assiniboine, Kiowa, Pawnee, Akwesasne, Menominee, Creek, Cree Seminole Tribes, Oglala Sioux Tribe, Rosebud Sioux Tribe, Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, Lower Brule Sioux Tribe, Crow Creek Sioux Tribe, Sisseton Wahpeton Sioux Tribe, Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, with Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe, and other unlisted tribes.

Unfortunately, the code talkers didn’t get proper recognition for their service until Congress passed the Code Talkers Recognition Act in 2002. The goal of the law was to
Recognize the important part that these Soldiers played in “performing highly successful communications operations of a unique type that greatly assisted in saving countless lives and in hastening the end of World War I and World War II.

And further, it recognized that code talkers worked

Under some of the heaviest combat action … around the clock to provide information … such as the location of enemy troops and the number of enemy guns.

Indeed, 25 members of various Indian tribes have been recognized with the Medal of Honor. This medal is our highest award presented to those military service members for gallantry above and beyond the call of duty. Their actions took place alongside other members of our military dating from various Indian Wars in the 19th Century (16), the Korean War (4), and World War II (5).

In 2008, Congress passed the Code Talkers Recognition Act. And, on Nov. 20, 2013, code talkers from 566 tribes were honored with Congressional Silver Medals. This medal is

Congress’s highest expression of appreciation – was awarded in recognition of the valor and dedication of these code talkers as members of our Armed Forces during World War I and World War II.

At the time, Former House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) remarked about code talkers:

“Because of them, deeds that may well have been relegated to legend will now live on in memory. And heroes who for too long went unrecognized will now be given our highest recognition.”

And finally, you take time to visit the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. It would certainly be worth your time to honor those who helped the U.S. win both of our world wars.