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CAIR's legal existence in question
2008-11-25
The Washington-based Council on American-Islamic Relations, a pro-Muslim lobby named as an unindicted co-conspirator in one of the largest terror-funding cases ever brought by the U.S. government, continues to operate even though it no longer exists as a corporate entity, according to a lawyer suing the organization.

As WND reported last night, CAIR officials were surprised at their 14th annual banquet in Washington when lawyer David Yerushalmi arranged for them publicly to be served with legal notice of a new lawsuit over a staff member accused of representing himself as a lawyer and improperly taking clients' money...."We have CAIR documents which demonstrate there are at least 30 other victim-clients who paid money and were victimized by CAIR," Yerushalmi said, "And hundreds of other victims who don't even know they were victims."

The lawyer suggested allegations of that kind could spell the beginning of the end for CAIR's operations. "If we have our way it certainly is," Yerushalmi told Farah. He said organizations that are proven to have a record of criminal activities should not exist...."The District of Columbia delisted it on Sept. 8, 2008."

He said the organization failed to file its paperwork to continue to exist....A spokesman for CAIR, contacted by WND for a comment, said, "Thank you and have a nice day," and hung up on the reporter....
Posted by:mhw

#16  I'm always glad when Justice shows up in his mom's burqa. Sometimes, I forget to go to the store for TP, and ...well, you know
Posted by: Frank G   2008-11-25 20:35  

#15  FYI "Justice" -
Obama is not yet president of the US. In fact, he's not even president-elect until the electoral college officially votes in mid-December.
Posted by: Spot   2008-11-25 20:01  

#14  Since when do muslims want to understand infidels? I thought all they wanted to do was convert us to Islam or kill us. Isn't that what it says in the Koran? Answer me, JUSTICE. If you're gonna play with the grown ups you need to grow up yourself. The mods here have been known to pooplist idiots like you before, not because they disagreed with you but because you are so devoid of intellect and integrity.

Here is what I most dislike about JUSTICE: He sneaks in here, drops a turd, and then leaves without sticking around to defend it. When I make a comment here I think about it first in an effort to make sure I'm not saying something stupid. (OK, I don't always succeed in that, but I try.) Then I check back to see if anyone takes issue with it. Sometimes I'm delivered a stinging rebuke and I either disagree and argue or I learn something I didn't know before. But I don't just run and hide behind my mother's burqa.
Posted by: Ebbang Uluque6305   2008-11-25 17:14  

#13  . Mr. Barrack Hussein, please understand that Jews have been the primary cause for the downfall of EVERY great empire in the history of civilization. No wonder they are known by a word: "the diaspora".
Posted by: JUSTICE yesssss... 2008-11-25 10:32

Poor Muslim Justice, Can not get over the fact that Ismael was kicked out of the Abraham family. Can not accept that the Jewish people are Gods people. Tsk Tsk.
Posted by: Marilyn Unerenter3469   2008-11-25 17:03  

#12  I love it when JUSTICE shows up. Theater of the insane. CAIR doesn't promote 'understanding' between Muslims and Infidels. CAIR only exists to silence any view point they don't agree with through lawsuits and intimidation.
Posted by: AllahHateMe   2008-11-25 15:16  

#11  fwiw, The Saudis have invested many millions of dollars indirectly subsidizing CAIR (basically, the Saudis give the money to another institution which then gives money to CAIR). If CAIR goes under, this investment is gone.

Of course you could argue that CAIR has negative "goodwill" anyway and thus there would be a net benefit to the Saudis but I'm pretty sure they won't see it this way
Posted by: mhw   2008-11-25 14:56  

#10  He is merely Ibn JUSTICE, Unaise Ghibelline5398. One of these days Umm JUSTICE will notice what he is doing, and turn him to endeavors that might enable him to marry a defective from a poor family in only a few decades. Six months ago she might have been a defective from a middle class family, but poor Ibn was too busy playing on the computer, and now times have changed.
Posted by: trailing wife   2008-11-25 11:57  

#9  "distance yourself from... their Rantburger type-fascist sympathizers"
"I hope you will listen to me."
Face it, JUSTICE, he's not listening to Rantburgers or you. You have the better chance, though. It's quite possible that Obama is occasionally fed an "idiot of the day" story for his amusement.
Posted by: Darrell   2008-11-25 11:19  

#8  I can hardley wait for the sequel...
"CAIR vs. RICO"
Posted by: DepotGuy   2008-11-25 11:04  

#7  Keep your eyes on the road and stop circling the airport Abu Justice, and keep your eyes off my ham.
Posted by: Unaise Ghibelline5398   2008-11-25 10:51  

#6  Uh, oh!
CAIR's not the only one that can play the lawsuit game!
Posted by: bigjim-ky   2008-11-25 09:51  

#5  Don't worry Ahmed, Rahm's views on A-rabs are not out of the mainstream.
Posted by: Woozle Elmeter 2700   2008-11-25 09:32  

#4  I wish it was CAIR's physical existence that was in question...
Posted by: DarthVader   2008-11-25 09:29  

#3  So, like who is the MSM going to call to be their prop for their street theater [aka 24 hour news cycle] on Muslim issues? [You know like how NOW is the only available talking head on women's issues for them.]
Posted by: Procopius2k   2008-11-25 08:54  

#2  November 18, 2008

I think I speak for a good chunk of Chicagoland's large Muslim community when I applaud Rahm Emanuel for doing the right thing by apologizing for his father's disparaging comments about Arabs. I think most of us could not care less what views his father holds but wondered how much of those views his son shared, especially now that he is going to be in a pivotal position as a gatekeeper to the next president. Emanuel laid much of our concerns to rest when he went beyond a formal apology and actually reaffirmed his own values of inclusiveness and equal opportunity. Our hope in change is rekindled.

Ahmed Rehab,
executive director,
CAIR-Chicago


Posted by: Besoeker   2008-11-25 08:31  

#1  "Thank you and have a nice day,Infidel!"
Posted by: Frank G   2008-11-25 08:22  

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