Organizer For DC Women’s March, Linda Sarsour Is Pro Sharia Law with Ties To Hamas

Posting error, just go search her name.

Go search her name right now a copy is shown as the 7th item on the list. Why hasn't Twitter taken them down, why hasn't she issued a rebuttal?

It's not my job to be your research assistant. And again

Oh there has to be that TOO for her association with the March to be problematic, the Sharia ties don't quite get you there or something?

 

I actually think it says a lot about feminism when both genders are getting involved in the march. This is not simply a protest, or a riot, it is concerned voices speaking out and exposing legitimate issues.

Deplorable Trump talks about defunding Planned Parenthood. Okay, would he go as far as to defund the NRA? Or would his Second Amendment people have a problem with that?

 

I saw the tweets, there is nothing that suggests they're jokes.

Do you have anything else to defend your post?

 

The NRA is funded by the same people who should be donating to Planned Parenthood: individual donors.

 

Interesting. Anything to suggest Trump actually physically assaulted any women? Yet just about every woman marching complained about how he's grabbing their (*)(*)(*)(*)(*)? Said it or did it? Really can't find where he said he actually grabbed anyone who didn't "let him". No assault. Just rude words that can't be spoken in private I guess. I wonder what Bill was saying when he was getting Bjs from an intern in the Oval Office? I'm sure it was g rated😜

Fracking hypocrites!!!


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Wow pro life women out sharia in. Whoda thunk it

 

Poor attempt at deflection. 4/10. Some folks just can't stay on topic, I guess.

 

The "protesters" were wearing vagina hats. It was called a "(*)(*)(*)(*)(*)" march.
The organizers clearly despise women.

 

been pretty obvious to me for a while that the term lemming is a synonym for liberal. I am not sure which is worse the hypocrisy or the what appears to be deliberate self destruction on their part

 

Let's examine the woman again
http://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/265...rganized-womens-march-washington-john-perazzo

 

Obama gave this woman a "Champions of Change" medal. We know what sort of "change" they are both after and it's so great our recently departed golfer/radical president recognized other people who, like himself, have worked so hard to surreptitiously turn America into something it has never been or was meant to be, trying to kill it while helping themselves to all the freedoms and rewards America has to offer.

These hypocritical parasites can never win when Americans are informed as to what the rats are up to.

 

Maybe the Sharia thing is legitimate. I'm still skeptical. But the Hamas tie looks to be an outright fabrication. I can't find anything other than bald assertions. Claims about links to Hamas have been made, but there's no evidence. I won't accept claims without evidence.

I don't understand why the Sharia support is problematic as far as organizing the march is concerned. I can see some measure of irony to it, but there wasn't anything about the march that was related to Sharia. It just appears to be an attempt by triggered cucks to diminish something that makes them feel insecure.

 

This was inevitable. The article is mostly tweets which you can read at the link:

http://www.elle.com/culture/career-...arch-organizer-linda-sarsour-is-under-attack/


Women's March Organizer Linda Sarsour Is Under Attack on Social Media
Less than 48 hours after the worldwide event, one of the women who helped plan it is facing Islamophobic attacks.

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One of the organizers of the Women's March is under attack this morning, following reports from conservative news sites like The Daily Caller that accused her of having ties to terrorists. Linda Sarsour, a Muslim-American woman, has been an activist for decades and is widely respected for her dedication to progressive causes.

 

Was Sarsour wearing a vagina on her head?

 

"Woman's marchers" just got hoodwinked by a muslim.

 

What deflection? All over Youtube, pu$$y hats and comments from ignorant people claiming he "ASSAULTS WOMEN" and must be "ABUSING HIS WIFE" or told everyone to grab this or that. Its all right there in the comment sections, in video from protestors, all over the place. Even some Democrat leaders and representatives said it. So care to provide the proof? Where is a single shred that he has ever assaulted anyone? Ever grabbed anyone? Where is it? Not soom kookie claims from women from 20 yrs ago who suddenly disappeared and didn't say a word after the election. WOW, they must have felt so violated as to not saying anything until right before an election...strange how that works, huh? What rights has Trump said he will TAKE AWAY?

This is all about the women's march and it was directly related to Trump. So, its not deflecting. You want to know what is deflecting? YOU, not being able to answer such a simple question. Millions of women(and some of their pathetic boyfriends and husbands) marching over WHAT exactly? Its all a complete sham, lie.

 

If a Pro-Life group was denied sponsorship because of their political view and part of the organizing why was this this woman allowed in spite of hers?

 

Yeah, one of their lead spokesmen said he thought many times about blowing the White House up. We know what these lunatics support. Those nasty women had the perfect opportunity to unite a divided country and couldn't help but let their evil side come out and drive the divide further. Hopefully they'll be hanging their ugly heads and kicking rocks soon. Doesn't matter anyways, the majority of women in this country think those protesters are ignorant and stupid. It's really funny when an overprivileged white girl gets up there and starts spouting off about slavery.

 

Saw this broad in TV last night and anybody that believing this false news is an idiot.

 

Are you living in a cave with little or no friendship base? You have to stoop so low to call them fat women; like there are no RWNJ's out there who are overweight? Who cares about what they look like; remember they have the power of the vote whether or not they have weight issues.

 

Here's more which is along the lines of my 1st post in this thread:

http://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/attacks-target-muslim-american-activist-after-dc-march/

Attacks target Muslim-American activist after D.C. march
Originally published January 26, 2017 at 2:22 pm Updated January 27, 2017 at 6:04 am

FILE – In this Dec. 29, 2011 file photo, Linda Sarsour, executive director of the Arab American Association of New York, poses for photos in front of a canvas painted by the association’s youth group at its headquarters in the Brooklyn borough of New York. (AP Photo/Henny Ray Abrams, File)
FILE – In this Jan. 9, 2017 file photo Linda Sarsour, right, and Carmen Perez, co-chairs of the Women’s March on Washington, speak during an interview in New York. In the days since Sarsour helped organize the... (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File) More


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By DEEPTI HAJELA
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — Linda Sarsour is used to slings and arrows, but not like this.

In the days since she helped organize the massive Women’s March on Washington, the Brooklyn-born, hijab-wearing activist has been targeted on the internet by false reports that she supports Islamic State militants and favors replacing the U.S. legal system with Islamic religious law.


On social media, critics have circulated a photo of her holding up one finger, like a sports fan celebrating a championship, and claimed she’s giving “the ISIS one-fingered salute.” In fact, she is on record as calling the Islamic State a global cancer.

Other posts have falsely claimed that she supports the imposition of Islamic law on the U.S., citing, as evidence, a sarcastic tweet she made in 2015 that was actually intended to ridicule conspiracy theories about secret Muslim plots to take over the American legal system.
Bloggers and conservative websites also circulated a picture of her at a convention of Muslim civic leaders, standing with a group of people that included a Milwaukee activist whose brother was arrested in Israel in 1998 and convicted of giving $40,000 to a Hamas leader. The photo, they said, was proof of “ties” to Hamas.

“Ludicrous,” said Sarsour, who was out rallying again Wednesday night in her hometown of New York City, protesting executive orders on immigration and border security signed by President Donald Trump.

The online attacks, Sarsour said, were the work of “fake news purveyors” and “right-wing media outlets recirculating false information.”

“I’m not going to be intimidated or silenced,” the-36-year-old married mother of three said.

Sarsour, the executive director of the Arab American Association of New York, cut her teeth as an activist defending the civil rights of U.S. Muslims after the Sept. 11 attacks and came to wider prominence in recent years protesting against police surveillance of Muslims. She’s become a regular at Black Lives Matter protests, too, and a frequent TV commentator on feminism.

The White House, during the Obama administration, honored Sarsour as a “champion of change.”
Her profile got a lot higher, though, after last weekend’s Women’s March, where she was one of four national co-chairs of an event that brought out well over a million people in Washington, D.C., and around the country.

Supporters responded to the online criticism with the Twitter hashtag #IMarchWithLinda.

Some people who know her work in New York said the idea that she is a foot-soldier for the oppressive view of Islam promoted by Islamic State militants is laughable.

Steven Choi, executive director of the New York Immigration Coalition, called the attacks “part of a right-wing agenda to undermine a Muslim-American woman who has dedicated her life to public service.”

Detractors often focus in on Sarsour’s frequent criticism of Israel’s policies in the occupied territories. The child of Palestinian immigrants, she has acknowledged publicly that members of her extended family have been arrested on accusations of supporting Hamas.

The White House webpage that included information about the recognition she got during the Obama administration was taken down after Trump took office.


Sarsour said the anti-Trump march was high point in her career as an activist.

“I’ve proved I could do things people didn’t think I could do,” she said. But it has also made her feel “much more unsafe.”

She said she doesn’t go out alone. Her three children aren’t allowed to be home alone. She’s taken additional steps lately, like using car services to get around, rather than public transportation.

“It puts myself in danger. It puts my family in danger,” she said of the online vitriol. The accusations of supporting a terrorist group have been particularly upsetting for her children, she said.
Follow Deepti Hajela at www.twitter.com/dhajela. Her work can be found at http://bigstory.ap.org/content/deepti-hajela.