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This man who started TV station after 9/11 to counteract negative Muslim reactions,

Posted By: with these actions, won't last long on 2009-02-17
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  • The below taken from CNN statement:

  • Police: Woman's decapitated body found at a TV station that the man founded

  • Muzzammil Hassan, founder of Bridges TV, charged with second-degree murder

  • Bridges TV is aimed at countering negative portrayals of Muslims


  • Police: Woman's decapitated body found at a TV station that the man founded




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    That's the Muslim Religion

    Haven't you seen or heard how they treat their women, especially with all the stuff happening in the Middle East now. They are the ruler of the family and the women must cow-tow [sic] to them. 


    IOW, women are second class citizens in their world just like it used to be in the U.S. before Susan B. Anthony and others. If you daughter wants to be independent, there is no way it will happen being married to him. I wouldn't even bother telling the parents since they are getting a divorce, BUT MAKE SURE you get a restraining order on him or else it may get very dangerous.


    I don't mean to scare you, but please be careful.


     


    Ummm... Americans can also be Muslim, or are you
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    Muslim not American Indian.

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    You would not be welcome at a "mosque"....the true Muslim leaders
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    Yes he will. The Muslim community will close ranks on this man.
    They will call it an "Honor-Killing." What it is, is out and out murder. But Hussan will spend but minimal time incarcerated. The Muslim's have our country cowed. CAIR, AIPAC, and all the other Muslim alphabet soup groups will close ranks to defend him against an "evil and corrupt" legal system. He will have a defense fund the likes of which most people will never see.

    They will call people who want to try him for this crime islamophobes or worse. They will threaten retribution against the judge, law enforcement people, whoever is involved in this case. Self-preservation is a great motivator.

    Hopefully the legal system will do what it is supposed to do...put guilty people in jail. But we will have to see how the wind blows.

    IMHO, the wind blows towards Mecca and the Muslims.
    Yes, but Indian's from India are not Muslim. They are of the Hindu religion. sm
    they also believe in reincarnation and not the Koran.

    They do treat women as a much lower class, though.
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    Two years and going strong...

    When you least expect 'it,' I guess 'it' decides to drop in your lap, lol!!!
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    Don't have an awful lot yet, but both hubby and I are doing it (separate accounts) so we should have a good amount when we combine. My goal is to start shopping in September after my daughter's birthday and finish by Thanksgiving. That's my goal. I have never reached it! Maybe this year!
    And FYI, the thread we are posting in right now was one I started, you started the earlier one. nm
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    No one is arguing that Mrs. Obama said this. Someone posted that old, tired Muslim e-mail.
    That is what the "check your facts comment was about." Anyone who watches the news has seen the sound bites from Mrs. Obama's appearance this morning.
    Did you watch special on them on PBS station?
    xx
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    On 1 Atlanta radio station this morning...sm
    they were begging listeners that if anyone out there actually voted for this guy to please call them and explain why.  They couldn't get anyone to call in other than folks saying that they are wondering if people are voting for this kid to annoy  Simon. 
    Visit the station rather than call the cops...
    Don't call the police. Rather, go to the police station and ask to speak to a detective. (You can call and make an appointment if you don't feel like spending an hour or so in the waiting room.)

    You absolutely must get the law involved. You heard this kid threaten to kill his mother. Obviously, his mother is intimidated by him as well.

    You can "file" reports without them showing up on the public blotter. By filing reports and keeping the detective involved, you just may be saving your neighbor's life. The cops will surveil the neighborhood on a regular basis and even keep an eye on him. (He's probably getting into no good elsewhere too.)

    Also, you and your family could possibly be in mortal danger from this whacko kid as well.

    From what he's said and done so far, you can expect this to escalate far beyond your wildest dreams/nightmares. He's not going to give up until you and your family are gone...one way or the other.

    Think about it for a bit, but be sure to act quickly.

    When I was younger, there was a similar episode with a neighborhood bully where the parents had no control. A bunch of the bully's neighbors ended up taking his parents to court on what I think was a 'show cause' complaint. The nonsense stopped after the court appearances.

    However, times are more violent now, and within the past decade or so, these bully types have been blowing away people in alarming numbers. So, don't put your family at risk.

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    Aren't Muslim babies in theArab countries cicumcised before they leave the hospital? nm
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    The only reason I haven't started yet is because of $$$. But I have started some good lists for the kids and the DH. I actually have some good ideas for him this year (he is hard to buy for).

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    instead of doing some negative...
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    What negative impact?
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    You may be right, I tend to be very negative
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    It is considered a double negative, sm
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    I agree/always seems very negative and angry.
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    I'm giving up negative comments
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    I don't think she meant anything negative. Agree
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    Why all the negative posts and not signing your name? sm

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    Sounds like he is a negative weight pulling you

    I'm sorry to hear about your situation.  I agree with what some others said about at least taking some time apart to see how things go.  I also agree with consulting with a family law attorney.  Almost all attorneys have free consultations, so you could talk to several lawyers for free and find one you feel comfortable with.  They often give free advice before you even hire them (the one I worked for did anyway).


    It stinks that your husband is so insistent about keeping the house, but if you do end up divorcing it may be hard for you to live there anyway with all the memories, so a new place might be good for you.  It would be hard on your kids for sure, but it is probably hard for them to see their mother belittled and to witness a seemingly loveless marriage as well.


    Maybe your husband doesn't want to focus on his own shortcomings so he is focusing on yours or maybe he is just too much of a perfectionist and too selfish.  Have you guys tried counseling?


    If you do end up spending time apart you might end up feeling incredibly free without someone constantly telling you how WRONG you are when in fact you are only human and have flaws like everyone else.  He obviously has flaws too, and I would bet money his place would not be spotless and perfectly "organized" if you weren't there to clean it for him!  He probably has no idea how hard you work.  You deserve to be loved unconditionally, and even if you guys break up and you don't date anyone for awhile, at least he won't be there trying to dampen your self confidence and the love you have for yourself.  Good luck and stay strong!!!


    That should be "then." I'm just so sick of the negative here! Getalife!
      
    You are missing the boat entirely and totally negative when you no NOTHING

    He has more (material things) than you do and most men of 60s+.  He has a home that he has worked to own -- not given to him!  Material things do not mean much to me, however.  I make my own living.  He has an engineering and Masters degree.  How many degrees do you have?  He is very athletic!  He has had olympic training.  He is a wonderful man who MANY of you would desire and don't have.  He knows that pleases a woman and EXACTLY what he wants in life.


    Most important to me is that he expresses that he is a "God-fearing" man.  There is NOTHING in life more important to me than that!


    He has no kids -- not a priority in life for him.  He is too wonderful to describe!  I know more about him than you will ever know about your partner, because we COMMUNICATE. 


    Sorry for your skepticism.  But I will take it with a grain of salt, as it deserves to be taken. 


    This man is an open book -- but not only that, but he hides nothing. 


    WOW is all I can say about him !  Have never met a man like this in my entire life!  He wants to please me, and he is certainly capable of doing that.


    You are missing the boat entirely and totally negative when you no NOTHING

    He has more (material things) than you do and most men of 60s+.  He has a home that he has worked to own -- not given to him!  Material things do not mean much to me, however.  I make my own living.  He has an engineering and Masters degree.  How many degrees do you have?  He is very athletic!  He has had olympic training.  He is a wonderful man who MANY of you would desire and don't have.  He knows that pleases a woman and EXACTLY what he wants in life.


    Most important to me is that he expresses that he is a "God-fearing" man.  There is NOTHING in life more important to me than that!


    He has no kids -- not a priority in life for him.  He is too wonderful to describe!  I know more about him than you will ever know about your partner, because we COMMUNICATE. 


    Sorry for your skepticism.  But I will take it with a grain of salt, as it deserves to be taken. 


    This man is an open book -- but not only that, but he hides nothing. 


    WOW is all I can say about him !  Have never met a man like this in my entire life!  He wants to please me, and he is certainly capable of doing that.


    Nope, I had no negative side effects whatsoever
    nm
    See, that's was exactly my initial response to the negative drug test. SM

    I felt like relief that my son, even when faced with the temptation, resisted the urge to smoke pot with his friends.  I actually congratulated my son and told him how proud I was that he hadn't been taking any drugs or smoking pot.  But then I wondered if he should be punished for having a bong in his pack.  He obviously didn't use it, but why did he have it?


    Now I think I may lift the grounding, but set some rules about him avoiding being around the 23-year-old guy and basically having him check in with me routinely when he is out and as long as he follows the rules, then I'll trust him.


    Geez, I don't think I'm going to survive the teenage years and they've only just begun!  I can only hope that when my 7yo daughter reaches her teens, she will go a little easier on me!


    Thanks everyone for listening and offering your advice.


    She'd like to learn something new to cook. There was a negative response to her inquiry

    and I just wanted to smooth it over and give out a pretty good recipe.  I've been making a similar recipe for about 35 years, growing my own veggies, fruits, canning and freezing food.  


    We're not here to make each other feel like crumbs.  Please try to be nice.  Cat


    i took it and it was negative. guess i'll wait a little then call doc. nm
    thanks
    what channel, what time? I want to respond to that host in a negative manner
    nm
    My DD started at age 4, with sm
    combo ballet and tap lessons, I think it was twice a week.  The teacher was great, very encouraging, and did not give them more than they could handle.  She loved practicing her steps at home.  And, my heart be still, the recitals were just, well, thrilling.  Adorable girls, in adorable outfits.  Flowers galore from all the parents.  It was so much fun for everyone.  Of course, there were missteps, but they were absolutely charming.  She continued until about 11, when she got interested in other things. 
    I just started again...

    I used to do some kind of activity every day a few years ago and then got away from it and the wait has just packed on.  So, I am back at it again.  I have several Walk Away the Pounds DVDs (if you can ignore Leslie's annoying commentary, they are great) and if it's nice like it was last week here in central PA, I walk about a mile or so.  One day last week, I did both. I want to get back into some light weights and also have a beginning yoga DVD.


    Don't get me started :)
    I have theories on the Jack/Claire connection too.
    That was me until I started new job!
    nm
    OMG don't get me started!

    Even my local newspaper gives me headaches.  They're suppose to have proofreaders and have supposedly won awards and such but they definitely didn't get it for spelling.  Maybe the ones giving them the awards can't spell either   LOL


    For example one year during the basketball season they misspelled "guard" the entire year.  They would spell it "gaurd".  Typos are certainly acceptable once in a while, I even had a typo once (ha ha) but this is an ongoing thing and not just with my newspaper, I see it on ABCnews.com all the time. 


    Why don't they Spellcheck?  It won't catch all errors but it'll certainly catch all the obviously mispelled ones! 


    Oh don't even get me started.
    Your story sounds sooooo much like mine. My husband and I married when his son was 5 or 6 and it was/has been a nightmare being his step-parent. I know my stepson was just a child when his parents divorced and he was probably hurting inside (his mom is a piece of work, that's for sure; she had little to no contact with him all these years).

    I think my husband always felt sorry for his son because he was just like your husband--didn't discipline him. He always would justify why his son did something wrong or fix whatever it was himself so that his son didn't have to. His son called me horrible names (mostly when he was a teen), ignored me, said cruel things to me, destroyed things in our house, stole, started a fire from carelessness, and so on. He would lie to you without a second thought.

    I had him in counseling for a while hoping it would help. I was at my wit's end. I knew we needed help. My husband never drove his son to the appointments, only I did. Husband never attended. It got to where my stepson was angry at ME for making him go, and eventually I gave up the fight and we stopped (it didn't seem to help anyway).

    At one of the counseling appointments he told the counselor out right that *I* was the reason his parents divorced!!! HEllo! I didn't meet his dad until AFTER the divorce was final and his mother had already been re-married! I don't know what dream world he was living in, but it certainly wasn't reality!

    Long story short, this kid hated me, and I didn't know how to deal with him. I had kids of my own with his dad and then had to protect them from my stepson because he would act out and hurt them if I wasn't careful.

    This kid is now 18, dropped out of high school, and has been arrested. He doesn't get along with anyone, few friends, and still hates me. He still lives in our house and his father STILL protects him, treating him as a "buddy" instead of a parent.

    I wish I had advice for you. My only real advice I suppose is NOT to have kids with your husband until you're sure you can make it work, or else you're in for a LOT of years of anguish. This is honestly the biggest issue my husband and I have--his son. It has caused me to run off to my parent's house a couple of times, huge screaming matches, my threatening to leave, and so on.

    Lord knows I've tried with this kid, but without the husband's help, it's meaningless.

    OH sigh......I could go on all night. Just, well, good luck.
    So, I started

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