CAIR is silent again. Picturing CAIR fakeness and defender of (in) human right....

Submitted by Ynna (United States), May 21, 2007 at 19:23

Today, the Lebanese Government attacked a Palestinians Refugee Camp in Lebanon, under the allegation that they help Al Qaida, injuring as a result more than 50 "poor" Islamic Palestinians civilians...

Did you see the Islamists of CAIR criticizing the Lebanese Government for firing at the Poor Palestinians children "refugee" camp in Lebanon?

CAIR is known a "human" rights defender and is known for criticizing Israel heinously, denying Israel the right of self defense, when attacked by CAIR's kind, the same faction in Islam that CAIR belongs to...When Palestinians cannot be used by CAIR as an instrument to attack the democratic State of Israel, where millions of Arabs live better than in any Islamic Land, CAIR shuts their mouth....

Where is CAIR outraged with the death of so many Palestinians in Lebanon today, by the Lebanese Government?

CAIR is obviously a deceiving organization...willing to play victims, They basically parasite the palestinian's existence when it is convenient to them.

IS CAIR a defender of human rights?

So, again:

Where is CAIR defending the human rights of the Palestinians shot by Lebanon?

And if CAIR is against these Palestinians for what they help Al Qaida,

Where is CAIR comdemning the Palestinians that help AL Qaida and attack America with Al Qaida, being CAIR labelled as also "Americans"?

Where is the "Americanism" of CAIR? CAIR condones or condemns, and to who they do so? ...

Again, they prove they are not for Palestinians, unless they help CAIR to further their agenda of extermination of Israelis, The Jewish State and as many as Jews they can everywhere, as an example of the attack on the Jews federation in Seattle, that maimed dozens and fatally killed a Jewish woman...

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