Solomonia: Karin Friedemann: Ron Paulian

Monday, November 12, 2007

For those not keeping score, Karin Friedemann (aka Maria Hussain) is the local Boston anti-Semitic whack-job (see linked search or just start here) active with such groups as the Islamic Society of Boston and the Green-Rainbow Party. Add a new one to the list: She's trolling the Paulians for converts now.

The Boston Ron Paul 2008 Meetup Group

Location: Boston, MA us

Link: World View News Service

Introduction:

"I am here to support Ron Paul for President because he supports ending US funding of foreign countries. I live in Dorchester, and am editor of the awesome and thought-provoking World View News Service."
Stats:

* Meetup member since November 10, 2007
* Group member since November 10, 2007
* Last visited in the past few days

There's something predictable here.

BTW, if you've taken any interest in the Jamaica-Plain Greens discussions, you may have noticed a surprising silence on the part of Karin and hubby Joachim. This may have an explanation in the existence of one of those stress points in the Left/Islamist alliance. A veiled explanation at the GRP web site in a proposal about blunting a couple of "party statements" in an effort to appease some of the members (the Palestine statement, too) could hold an explanation:

...6. Our statement on Equal Marriage Rights has been controversial among some of our Muslim members in the Boston chapter. It is not only that they disagree with the issue; the major problem is that it has been labeled as being so important. Recently, two of our active members in the Boston chapter have taken a leave of absence from our chapter; my understanding is that this was the most important political reason for their decision...

Make of it all what you will.

Posted by Solomon at 11:25 AM on Monday, Nov 12, 2007 | Comments (1)
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#1 elizmr | November 12, 2007 7:06 PM

IMO Bill Clinton won in 92 because Perot split the conservative vote, and Gore probably would have beaten Bush in 2000 if it had not been for Nader taking many left wing Dem votes away. Rob Paul's popularity among the left wing could have interesting consequences.

Maybe the muslim critique of gay rights will give some of the left who support Islamist politics so steadfastly some pause. Sharia wants to give gay males the death penalty; the left calls for equal rights. There's a disconnect there.