Mohammed Bary entered US illegally
Published by Avi Green on Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 8:33 PM.
First, take a look at the video available here, which shows one of Rifqa Bary's enemies named Mohammed Lufti making accusations against her defenders as wanting to "kidnap" her, which is likely a new blame-game tactic of these Islamists.
But now, here's the main story about the abusive father of the teenage apostate from Islam who converted to Christianity: the father apparently entered the United States illegally through Mexico, and lost 2 attempts to gain amnesty. In fact, he never did try to get medical treatment for Rifqa. This could explain why he dissolved his jewelry business, as he probably feared his illegal status would be found out more easily while going after Rifqa. I wonder if a case could be made that Bary can be fined for running a business without the proper status to do so, and those who bought from him should try and get their money back.
As of now, it appears that Rifqa will have to apply for special asylum. And I think we'd all be a lot more comfortable if Florida governor Charlie Crist were to intervene, so again, here's the contact info:
Governor Charlie Crist's office: Phone: (850) 488-4441,
(850) 488-7146
Fax: (850) 487-0801
Email: Charlie.Crist@MyFlorida.com
Update: here's a video of a FOX interview with Frank Gaffney:
Via America Speaks Ink.
Update 2: here's an interview about this from Front Page Magazine.
Update 3: a perfect description of Mohammed Bary: he's a traveling gem salesman. Of course, he makes/made his living illegally. More on the subject here.
Update 4: and here's another video with Robert Spencer interviewed.
Via Jihad Watch.
But now, here's the main story about the abusive father of the teenage apostate from Islam who converted to Christianity: the father apparently entered the United States illegally through Mexico, and lost 2 attempts to gain amnesty. In fact, he never did try to get medical treatment for Rifqa. This could explain why he dissolved his jewelry business, as he probably feared his illegal status would be found out more easily while going after Rifqa. I wonder if a case could be made that Bary can be fined for running a business without the proper status to do so, and those who bought from him should try and get their money back.
As of now, it appears that Rifqa will have to apply for special asylum. And I think we'd all be a lot more comfortable if Florida governor Charlie Crist were to intervene, so again, here's the contact info:
Governor Charlie Crist's office: Phone: (850) 488-4441,
(850) 488-7146
Fax: (850) 487-0801
Email: Charlie.Crist@MyFlorida.com
Update: here's a video of a FOX interview with Frank Gaffney:
Via America Speaks Ink.
Update 2: here's an interview about this from Front Page Magazine.
Update 3: a perfect description of Mohammed Bary: he's a traveling gem salesman. Of course, he makes/made his living illegally. More on the subject here.
Update 4: and here's another video with Robert Spencer interviewed.
Via Jihad Watch.
Labels: Christianity, Florida, immigration, islam, misogyny, Ohio, United States
