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[Diogenes]

Good luck seeing 18,kid.

Christian Convert Teen Must Go Back to Ohio, Judge Rules

Tuesday, October 13, 2009


A 17-year old girl who fled from her home, fearing her Muslim parents would kill her for converting to Christianity, must go back to Ohio, a Florida judge ruled Tuesday.



Judge Daniel Dawson ruled Ohio has jurisdiction over the case involving the teen, Rifqa Bary.

Before the girl gets sent back, the judge says he needs immigration papers proving her status in the U.S. and proof from the state of Florida that she can continue her virtual schooling and receive credit in Ohio.

She is expected to be placed in foster care when she returns and will also be provided with psychiatric evaluations. Her parents will also receive psychiatric evaluations.

Rifqa can be back in Ohio as early as this week, or by an Oct. 23 follow-up hearing.

Rifqa fled to Florida after her parents, Mohamed and Aysha Bary, learned that she was baptized earlier this year without their knowledge. The parents reported her missing to Columbus, Ohio, Police on July 19. Weeks later, using cell phone and computer records, police tracked the girl to the Rev. Blake Lorenz, pastor of the Orlando-based Global Revolution Church.

In an emotional six-minute interview with WFTV in Florida, Rifqa, who met Lorenz through an online Facebook group, said she expects to be killed if she is forced to return to Ohio.

"If I had stayed in Ohio, I wouldn't be alive," she said. "In 150 generations in family, no one has known Jesus. I am the first — imagine the honor in killing me."

But a Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigation found no credible threats to Bary.

Contacted by FOXNews.com, Rifqa'a father Mohamed Bary said he has no intentions of harming his daughter.

"I love my daughter and I want her to come back to the family," he said, declining further comment.

The Barys reportedly emigrated from Sri Lanka in 2000 to seek medical treatment for Rifqa, who lost the sight in her right eye following an accident at home.

[Diogenes]

Meet Nicky Frisco's new BFF...

New York-Based Muslim's Web Site Calls for God to 'Kill the Jews'

Tuesday, October 13, 2009
By Joshua Rhett Miller

A New York bicycle cabbie who last year used his Web site to mock the beheading of journalist Daniel Pearl posted a prayer calling for the murder of Jews and exhorting Muslims to “throw liquid drain cleaner in their faces." And there's nothing authorities can do about it.

Yousef al-Khattab, who runs RevolutionMuslim.com and pedals a pedicab in New York City, insists the words he has posted on his Web site are a prayer, and not a threat — and that his hatred is protected by the First Amendment.



"If it was a threat, I'd be in jail," the 41-year-old al-Khattab told Foxnews.com from his home in Queens. "I'm asking my God, that's what it is. Every supporter of Israel is an enemy combatant and the immune system is not anti-Semitic for resisting disease."

Al-Khattab removed the Oct. 7 post a "few days ago" and replaced it with a post about a mosque in Jerusalem.

An American-born Jew formerly known as Joseph Cohen who converted to Islam after attending an Orthodox rabbinical school — al-Khattab called on Allah to carry out "wrath on the Jewish occupiers of Palestine & their supporters."

"Please throw liquid drain cleaner in their faces," he wrote. " … burn their flammable sukkos while they sleep … Ya Allah (Oh God) answer my duaa (prayer)." ("Sukkos" refers to the Jewish holiday of Sukkot, during which Jews build and eat their meals in outdoor huts known as "sukkahs," which represent the huts the Jews lived in during their exodus from Egypt.)

Judge Andrew Napolitano, Fox News' senior legal analyst, said the posting is "absolutely protected" by the First Amendment.

"All innocuous speech is absolutely protected and all speech is innocuous when there is time for more speech to rebut or address it," he told Foxnews.com. "So even if this Web site were to call on Muslim freedom fighters to kill Jews, as long as there is time for someone else to challenge this with words, then the originals words are lawful."

The blog post, signed by al-Khattab, notes that it should be taken only as a "prayer" and not as an incitement to genocide. But officials at the Anti-Defamation League are worried about its ability to influence others.

"Whether it's a poem or a prayer, however he describes it, he decided to post it. And if you're going to be posting a prayer like that, you just don't know who's going to read that and who might be influenced by it," said Oren Segal, director of the ADL's Center on Extremism. "There's a certain amount of responsibility behind posting your own blog. We take it very seriously."

Segal said the New York Police Department is "aware" of the blog post. Calls to Paul Browne, deputy commissioner of public information for the NYPD, were not immediately returned.

RevolutionMuslim.com has been monitored by the ADL since 2006, Segal said, and has roughly five to 10 active members who frequently distribute anti-Semitic literature in front of mosques throughout New York City.

"This is a group we've monitored for a while," Segal said. "This is nothing particularly new, but then again, [the threat] has the ability to potentially influence people."

The posting reflects the "prayer of every true Muslim," al-Khattab said.

"Every true Muslim would say the same thing," he continued. "Most people would agree that any occupied people have the right to defend themselves."

Al-Khattab, who said he's driven a pedicab in New York for the last three years, is married with four kids. He said he's driven plenty of Jewish passengers without incident.

"I've never killed one," he told Foxnews.com. "I suffer from mental Tourette's [syndrome]. I say what's on my mind. We have freedom of speech."

Al-Khattab said he created RevolutionMuslim.com with the mission of "preserving Islamic culture" and seeking support of the "beloved Sheik Abdullah Faisal, who's preaching the religion of Islam and serving as a spiritual guide."

Faisal was convicted in the U.K. in 2003 for spreading messages of racial hatred and urging his followers to kill Jews, Hindus and Westerners. In sermon recordings played at his trial, Faisal called on young, impressionable Muslims to use chemical weapons to “exterminate unbelievers” and “cut the throat of the Kaffars [nonbelievers] with [a] machete.”

Authorities believe Faisal’s sermons influenced London transport bomber Germaine Lindsay and the so-called "shoe bomber," Richard Reid, who attended mosques where Faisal preached.

FBI spokesman Richard Kolko told Foxnews.com last year that it's difficult to bring criminal charges against operators of Web sites like RevolutionMuslim.com unless specific threats are made.

'It's usually a First Amendment right if they don't cross the threshold of making threats," Kolko said. "There's nothing we should or could do."

Gregg Zukowski, president of the NYC Pedicab Association, said al-Khattab has been riding a pedicab in midtown Manhattan "on and off" for the past several years without any reported incidents. Zukowski was unaware of al-Khattab's Web site.

"He's just like one of a 1,000 guys who ride a pedicab," Zukowski told Foxnews.com. "There's nothing that sticks out about him in particular."

What are the odds this 'prayer' would be 'protected speach' if it called for the murder of muslims? Or Nobel Peace Prize winners?

[Shlomart Ben Yisrael]

Good luck seeing 18,kid.

Why? because she shacked up with some Christian molester?
Didn't sound like the parents were too outraged at her conversion. The only outrageous item is that Johnny Thumper is using this scam to go balls deep into the young, dark meat.

[Shlomart Ben Yisrael]

What are the odds this 'prayer' would be 'protected speach' if it called for the murder of muslims? Or Nobel Peace Prize winners?

Or alcoholic, Cousin It looking shut-ins.

[Diogenes]

Count on an anti-American tool like you to defend honor killers and hate speech.

[Bizzarofelice]

I'll defend hate speech.

[Bizzarofelice]

You're a faggot.

[Shlomart Ben Yisrael]

Count on an anti-American tool like you to defend honor killers and hate speech.

You've had the "honor" of "killing" speech and text on this board for years.

If T1B had a Smack War Crimes Tribunal Forum, you wouldn't even have time to crush the cyanide capsule between your teeth before you were dragged out to the gallows and hoisted up.

[H4ever]

Good luck seeing 18,kid.

Christian Convert Teen Must Go Back to Ohio, Judge Rules

Tuesday, October 13, 2009






The Barys reportedly emigrated from Sri Lanka in 2000 to seek medical treatment for Rifqa, who lost the sight in her right eye following an accident at home.

Translation: Young Rifqa lost an eye when she accidently stepped on the corner of a prayer rug. Her loving mother immediately jumped to her feet from the sofa and rammed an ice pick into her dome by way of Rifqa's eyesocket. Yes, praise be to Allah who, through the mother, preserved the sanctity of that rug and the young girl's soul.

[Diogenes]

I'll defend hate speech.

I hate you.

[LTS TRN 2]

No, Ziodog, you hate yourself! And, judging by your inane posts, you also hate America and the rest of the planet. Too bad you have no hatred--or at least an honorable disdain--for that which deserves it, namely ignorance and intolerance. Oh, but then...that's why you hate yourself....okay, my bad.. :wink:

[Diogenes]

No, Ziodog, you hate yourself! And, judging by your inane posts, you also hate America and the rest of the planet. Too bad you have no hatred--or at least an honorable disdain--for that which deserves it, namely ignorance and intolerance. Oh, but then...that's why you hate yourself....okay, my bad.. :wink:

Take your meds.

[Shlomart Ben Yisrael]

Take your meds.

At this point, here's hoping he takes anybody's meds.