Talk about Freedom..Talk about Discrimination
By Ammar Yasir • Jun 26th, 2008 • Category: Politics, Worth A Second Look • (2,599 views) • One ResponseSo it was decided that Senator Obama will run for the Presidential elections on the ticket of the Democrats. And since then we all observed in his speeches that this fella wont be any different from Bush if given the opportunity. His pro Israel and Anti-Iran Speeches are just a teaser. Other than upcoming war announcements US politicians also like to whine about freedom of speech and expression.But in Barrack Obama’s case its different. He represents the African American Community of USA. And this community has payed a lot of price for being black when the country has always been ruled by White Men. But now not only African but other minority communities whether Asian, Hispanic and Middle Eastern communities have someone to look up to, someone who will put an end to racial discrimination once and for all. right?
WRONG !!
And I am saying that because; “A young Muslim woman along with another woman were refused seats directly behind Barack Obama — and in front of TV cameras — at a Detroit rally because they wear head scarfs.”
Hebba Aref “said Wednesday that she and Shimaa Abdelfadeel were among 20,000 supporters who gathered to see the Democratic presidential hopeful on Monday at the Joe Louis Arena when the groups they were with were separately invited by Obama campaign volunteers to sit behind the podium. But Aref said the volunteers told members of both parties in separate discussions that women wearing hijabs, the traditional Muslim head scarves, weren’t included in the invitation and couldn’t sit behind the podium.” - Source
Obama’s grandfather and father were Muslims. Though he never was a Muslim or practiced Islam but he has been accused of being a Muslim or having a Muslim background. Calling some US political figure a Muslim is like calling somebody a Nazi in 2008. So the poor Senator is trying his level best to be more pro Israel to negate that Nazi impression
and its quite evident from his election campaigns.
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June 26th, 2008
No, Ammar, when it is in their national interest they all are same, including what you call this - ‘fella”!
What a wonderful phenomena, don’t you wish (I certain do!) that we Pakistanis were also like that - ONE NATION - under the God!