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      Who are the NERD fund donors Mr Snyder?

      Raise the curtain.

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      I'm just curious (none / 0) (#2)
      by LX on Wed Sep 05, 2007 at 12:44:00 PM EST
      Please explain the difference to me as to how Ken Brock's anti-Semite remarks offends this blog more so than Ismael Ahmed, you all know of him, two-penny Jenny just appointed him director of the Michigan Department of Human Services and there wasn't any objection to his anti-Semitism like this.

      Mr. Ahmed, as Executive Director of ACCESS (the Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services), in 2002, ACCESS sponsored and funded the Second Annual Palestinian Students Divestment Conference at the University of Michigan. The conference's keynote speaker was Sami Al-Arian, the now-indicted, alleged leader of the Islamic Jihad terrorist group. His activities were well known at the time, including letters stating that "the merger with the brothers in Hamas" was almost complete and bragging of a successful bus-bombing in Israel. Other conference speakers included assorted anti-Semites and anti-Westerners who had previously exhorted violence against and murder of Jews.

      When confronted on ACCESS' sponsorship of this conference, Ahmed - whose agency provides tax-funded "sensitivity training"-- told a reporter that it was a cultural activity for Arabic children in the area.

      Why was not this publicized here as an outrageous appointment, Ismael Ahmed funds anti-Semitism not just make remarks about it.


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