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The Long Ordeal of Sami Al-Arian - Civil and Human Rights Advocate and Political Prisoner - The Smirking Chimp

The Long Ordeal of Sami Al-Arian - Civil and Human Rights Advocate and Political Prisoner - The Smirking Chimp
I always believe America is a terrorist state. The invasion of countries, the wiping of tribes of native people, taking of big chunks of lands from Mexico, the slavement and lynching of black people, the deportation of Chinese and Mexican Americans to their lands of their ancestry by force, the use of nuclear bombs on Japanese civilians, the internment camp ordeal of Japanese Americans and now the torture, killings and invasion of any thing of Islam and Muslims! Sami Al-Arian is one unfortunate Muslim who paid and paying a heavy price by Zionist and Christian fascist led government of America. If I affect a change I would be picked up tortured and deported somewhere in Arab countries (oh! Ethiopia too contracting a torture agreement with America. Ethiopia is where I was born and raised a country I have no fondness) to be tortured and disappeared forever! But so far many people like me continuous to breathe knowing no matter what the terror sponsor state is watching us, we will not be deterred to speak up about the crime states of America! When America start to apologize for genocide it committed against Native people in this country and admit the evils of slavery and apologize for what it did, is where the healing starts

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