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Arabia
Yemen: Hollering, eye-rolling over al-Moayad sentence
2005-08-19
The Popular Solidarity Forum (PSF) issued on Monday August 15 a statement expressing support for Sheikh Mohammad al-Moayad and his lover companion Mohammad Zaid who are imprisoned in Brooklyn, the United States. “The ruling issued against al-Moayad is unjust, violates all the legislations, traditions and international laws and never serves the world peace,” the statement said. “Such unjust ruling will inflame hatred and animosity toward the U.S. in all Arab and Muslim nations.” According to the statement, the U.S. is machinating a conspiracy against itself, its values, and the integrity of its justice.

A number of prominent figures and NGOs attended the forum, which organized a vast gathering at the Studies and Research Center. It appealed to President Ali Abdullah Saleh, being the head of the state, to intervene in the case, work for securing the release of the pair and demand their homecoming. The statement urged Arab and Muslim nations and human rights organizations to have loud voice to inform the U.S. of the condemnation and denunciation by around 1.5 billion Muslims, and express solidarity with both prisoners.

Those who attended the forum confirmed the weakness of the Arab governments and leaders is the motive, which encouraged the U.S. to torture Muslims, occupy their lands and plunder their wealth. The political parties who attended the festival strongly condemned the verdict and insisted on various organizations to claim the release of the two men. During the event, several speeches were delivered by sheikhs and religious scholars who had shown their concern over the oppression practiced against Sheikh al-Moayad and his companion. They described the ruling as a type of oppression and transgression practiced by the U.S. that confiscates rights of the Muslim nations, pointing out that that contradicts the international law and human rights principles and produces hatred among Muslims towards the U.S.
Posted by:Fred

#7  If he can't take the sword to prison, he has nothing to play with.
Posted by: BigEd   2005-08-19 18:22  

#6  Itn not a love pump?
Posted by: HalfEmpty   2005-08-19 18:21  

#5  Now I know what Noam Chomsky looks like with a beard & glasses.
Posted by: Raj   2005-08-19 10:19  

#4  That's not a sword in his pants, tu3031. He's just happy to see you.
Posted by: BH   2005-08-19 10:09  

#3  Why didn't they just bust him for walking around with a sword stuffed down his pants?
Posted by: tu3031   2005-08-19 08:32  

#2  Oh, no! The honeymoon is over, now they hate us! I'm going to kill myself, without the love of our arab assassins brothers I just cant go on.
Posted by: bigjim-ky   2005-08-19 08:00  

#1  OK.. but ... but .. what exactly are they seething about and can't they get some other name than Mohammad?

I meen, if they are that upset ... it needs to be repeated.
Posted by: 3dc   2005-08-19 01:22  

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