Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Muslim Woman Arrested in US Courtroom


Hat tip on the pic and update to TexCat.

As a Muslim woman from Georgia named Lisa Valentine, also known by her Islamic name, Miedah, tried to enter a courtroom, a bailiff told her that she would have to remove her hijab if she wanted to come in. Instead of complying she cursed the bailiff. As a result she was sentenced to 10 days in jail for contempt of court. Apparently it is OK when they tell us how to live, but no one can ask anything of them. Now CAIR has gotten in the middle of it all and has asked the Department of Justice to get involved and investigate the judge, as the judge has barred other Islamic women from his courtroom in the past for the same reason.

It is fascinating to me that CAIR even has the nerve to show their faces in front of the Justice Department after they have recently been hit with racketeering charges. Back in 2006 CAIR pursued a similar case in Tacoma and got the court to reverse its decision about Muslim women wearing headscarves in the state's courtrooms. Presiding Judge Jack Emery now allows all religious headgear into the Tacoma courts. Obviously in the past Jews had no problem following this rule. This is just another attempt by Muslims to impose Islam on our country.

5 comments:

Thorum said...

You know what I don't get? How does CAIR get her released? I have been arrested more than once and NEVER asked (nor wanted) the KKK to release me. Hmmmmmmmm........

Tonto said...

Any and all muz are going to find out it's a different game in the Southern States. Be polite, respectful, love Jesus and NASCAR and you can't go wrong....too much. Anything else will get yer butt kicked sooner or later.

Christopher Logan said...

CAIR gets too much respect as most people do not know their agenda.

Anonymous said...

She is smiling because she is probably thinking of the lawsuit that she is going to file. This might of been a set up, knowing the judges past position on hijabs.

denialator said...

Way to go judge! You are a true American and a hero. Give 'em an inch and they will take a mile.

"Patience has its limits. Take it too far, and it's cowardice." George Jackson (1941 - 1971)