This is NOT As Bad As CongressMan JOHN CONYERS:

Submitted by Grateful1 (United States), Sep 3, 2006 at 19:30

Congressman JOHN CONYERS:

At an Islamic Relief fundraising dinner ( Islamic Relief is not just any charity. The Israeli government says it is a HAMAS front group and I pray under U.S investigation) was attended by an observer under cover ( it is not my place to expose this source) in the summer 2004 in Dearborn, Michigan, and was chilling. It was just after Americans Nicholas Berg and Paul Johnson were beheaded by Muslims. Did anyone see the videoes posted on the net? Or hear the screams of Nick Burg as his head was sawed off? I did not, nor ever will,so help me God.

The evening's "entertainment" consisted of young boys--some apparently as young as seven, brought in from an Islamic school funded by the EDUCATIONAl arm of IR--simulating BEHEADINGS and shootings of other young boys who donned the AMERICANS, ISRAELI, and BRITISH flags. Then they put red scarves over their heads to symbolize blood . . . and no head. Afterward, they took off the FLAGS and stomped on them.

Almost every Islamic leader in town was there, clapping in ecstasy. SO WAS U.S. Congressman JOHN CONYERS, who will run the House Judiciary Committee if Democrats regain control of Congress. HE NEEDS TO ACCOUNT FOR THIS AFFILIATION AND HIS RESPONSE or lack there of!

Ths despicable representative of OUR government has never been questioned regarding this event that I am aware of. It is obviously a case of one person's word against a powerful whore of the worst degree, if true. He needs to account for his whereabouts at the time. If he was there, why did he never speak out or condemn the message? Did he applaud such a vile performace? And WHY was he attending the function in the first place?

In comparison, at least Galloway has a pair and vomits his disdain openly!

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