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| Muslims File Lawsuit Against Protesters in Texas |
| 2007-10-30 |
| The shockwaves continue from a small protest this month against a Muslim Family Day at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington. A court hearing is set for today on a request for a preliminary injunction against the Florida man who organized the protest. And appointment of another of the protesters to a Carrollton board has ruffled feathers in that city. The groups have filed a lawsuit accusing the protest organizer, Joe Kaufman, of defamation and slander and have obtained a temporary restraining order that prohibits him from harming, threatening or inciting violence against them. Mr. Kaufman, president of Americans Against Hate, didn't return e-mail messages seeking comment, and no phone number could be found for him. |
| Posted by:Snavins Gleamble6357 |
| #3 Get them into court and perform discovery down to proctological levels. They'll drop the matter faster than a live grenade. Do you think any Muslim group can honestly say that all their fund raising and donation targets are squeaky clean? Its the nature of taqiyya that will have used it to hide something they most certainly do not want revealed. American Muslims need to be spanked over and over again with their stinking Master Race™ bullshit until they are afraid even to fart near a collection plate. |
| Posted by: Zenster 2007-10-30 13:50 |
| #2 The groups have filed a lawsuit accusing the protest organizer, Joe Kaufman, of defamation and slander ... I'm no lawyer, but I thought defamation and slander could only be claimed by individuals or corporate entities (legally individuals) - not class actions like this, unless they're threading a legal needle here. If these perpetually aggrieved Muslim groups don't quit this lawfare BS, there's going to be some serious backlash - at least I hope so. |
| Posted by: xbalanke 2007-10-30 13:10 |
| #1 Joe's a lawyer; lots of luck in suing him. |
| Posted by: McZoid 2007-10-30 03:16 |