A little email I received:
[hope you enjoy]
During World War II, we had Tokyo Rose sending demoralizing
messages to
our troops. During Vietnam, we had Hanoi Jane Fonda sending her
treasonous
messages to our boys in Southeast Asia, while aiming the
Communists'
cannons at them.
And in this War Against Terrorism, we have Congresswoman Cynthia
McKinney, D-Ga., - Jihad Cindy - to demoralize us and give aid
and
comfort to the enemy.
McKinney has a strong record of hating America. During the
recent U.N.
World Conference Against Racism, she attacked the U.S. with the
rest of the
Arab world (now our "moderate" partners in the "Coalition Against
Terrorism") and Third World republics in her push for slavery
reparations,
saying the
White House is "just full of latent racists."
But her latest set of actions are the most outrageous.
Take McKinney's pandering letter to Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin
Talal, in
which she apologized for the valorous actions of New York Mayor
Rudy
Giuliani. Talal, nephew of Saudi King Fahd, recently visited
New York to
see the
World Trade Center remains and gave Giuliani a $10 million check
for relief
efforts. Then, the prince released a statement full of moral
equivocations,
rationalizing the murder of 6,000 innocent Americans and blaming
U.S.
foreign
policy, "suggesting" it be changed.
It's hard to ignore a $10 million dollar suggestion, no matter
how
ridiculous and immoral.
But not for the valiant Giuliani. In the highest act of moral
and civic
courage, he promptly returned the check with a statement: "There
is no
moral equivalent for this attack. The people who did it lost any
right to
ask
for justification when they slaughtered 5,000, 6,000 innocent
people ...
Not only are those statements wrong, they're part of the
problem." Giuliani
is
an American hero.
Back to the American villainess. Last Friday, McKinney, in a
ludicrous
letter, apologized to the prince for Giuliani's actions, accusing
Giuliani of denying the prince's "right to speak and make
observations about
a part
of the world you know so well."
Huh?
Nobody denied the prince's speech rights - which nobody in his
country,
Saudi Arabia, has, by the way. He made his statement without
being tortured
to death, a la Middle-Eastern civil liberties.
But McKinney is right about one thing: The prince and his family
know
that part of the world well - which is why, according to New
York Times and
Wall Street Journal reports, there is significant evidence that
the Saudi
government had their hands in the attacks and that they tacitly
continue to support Osama bin Laden through his family, which
lives
comfortably in
Saudi Arabia and hasn't cut their brother off.
McKinney's letter was so disgusting, even her Georgia Democratic
colleague, Senator Zell Miller called it "disgraceful" and
denounces her on
his
website.
Not only did McKinney agree with the prince's "remarks," but in
her own
shameful moral equivocation, she attacked America because, "Your
Royal
Highness, the state of Black America is not good." McKinney
wrote,
"There are many people in America who desperately need your
generosity,"
making
the false assertion that a black baby born in Harlem has a worse
life
expectancy than one born in Bangladesh.
No, Cindy, America does not need Saudi "generosity." The Saudis
need
ours - like the generosity we gave in the Gulf War, saving the
prince's
shaky
monarchy from being exiled to a Swiss chalet, while his country
became
a province of Iraq. And look what we've gotten in return - a
royal slap
in the face, aided by Jihad Cindy. I guess McKinney forgot the
life
expectancy
of blacks in the Muslim Arab world, including Saudi-aided Sudan,
where two
million black Christians were savagely murdered and where
millions more are
enslaved, tortured, maimed and raped.
McKinney's new buddy, Prince Alwaleed, is the sixth richest man
in the
world, according to Forbes. Giuliani showed him that even the
wealthiest of
scoundrels cannot buy respectability with their blood money.
Unless
they're buying Congresswoman McKinney.
And her price is very cheap, apparently. She was the headliner
at the
Oct. 7 fundraising dinner for the Council on American Islamic
Relations, a
Muslim terrorist front group that has been hanging out with
President Bush a
lot lately.
In exchange for her revered status with this and other radical
Islamic
pro-terrorist groups, McKinney has attempted to stop
congressional
investigations into them and the WTC attacks.
At an Oct. 3 House Committee on International Relations Hearing
on
al-Qaida and the Global Reach of Terrorism, McKinney had a
temper tantrum
when
Oliver "Buck" Revell testified. Revell, associate director of
the FBI in
charge of Investigative and Counter-Intelligence Operations from
1985-1991,
attempted to show segments of the 1995 documentary, "Jihad in
America."
McKinney wanted to censor it, so that Americans watching on C-
SPAN
would not see evidence of the extensive Muslim terrorist network
in America
documented in the film, including that of Islamic Jihad front-
man and
University
of South Florida Professor, Dr. Sami Al-Arian. No complaints
from her
about denying Revell's right to speak.
We're in the middle of war. But atop her tax-funded website,
alongside
a photo of her in leopard-print accents, are "news briefs,"
including
"COINTELPRO: The Untold American Story," an attack on the U.S.,
which
she and the Black Caucus presented to the U.N. World Conference
Against
Racism.
Hello! - COINTELPRO took place under Nixon, three decades ago.
And the
victims cited in this 78-page diatribe by America-hating
leftists Noam
Chomsky and Howard Zinn are guys like Dhoruba Bin Wahad aka
Richard
Moore, a Black Panther who machine-gunned police officers, and
convicted
cop-killer Mumia Abu Jamal.
Echoing her friend, Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan,
whom
she's refused to denounce, McKinney's website demands evidence
against Osama
bin Laden and the Taliban.
During wars in lands far away, Tokyo Rose and Hanoi Jane were bad
enough. But now the war is on our homefront. And so is Jihad
Cindy.
Fuck Her - Down with the Bitch