Kerry Charities Show Where His REAL Loyalties Lie Hint: It’s Not with the United States

Front Page Magazine, has posted some interesting facts about the charity orgs supported by John Kerry and his wife. The list is frightening Among them, the ‘Tides Foundation, of which the article reports:

“The Foundation replaced the 9/11 Fund with the “Democratic Justice Fund,” which was established with the aid of George Soros’ Open Society Institute. (Currency speculator and pro-drug advocate Soros is, like Teresa Heinz Kerry, a major contributor to Tides, having donated more than $7 million.) The “Democratic Justice Fund” seeks to ease restrictions on Muslim immigration to the United States, particularly from countries designated by the State Department as terrorist nations.

Tides has also given grant money to the Council for American Islamic Relations. Ostensibly a Muslim civil rights group, CAIR is in fact one of the leading anti-anti-terrorism organizations within the Wahhabi Lobby, with links to Hamas. CAIR regularly opposes and demonizes American efforts to fight terrorism, claiming, for instance, that Homeland Security measures are responsible for an undocumented surge in ‘hate crimes’.”

Says the article:

“CAIR officials have reason to fight Bush’s anti-terrorism measures: all too many CAIR officials are on the record supporting terrorism. CAIR Executive Director Nihad Awad openly stated in 1994, “I am a supporter of the Hamas movement.”  Community Affairs Director Bassem K. Khafagi has been arrested for visa and bank fraud. Randall Royer, a Communications Specialist and Civil Rights Coordinator at CAIR, was arrested along with a group of Islamic radicals in Virginia for allegedly planning jihad. CAIR has defended terrorist “charities” shut down by the Bush administration. Every few months some CAIR campus official is arrested for aiding and abetting terrorism.”

Other groups the Kerrys have donated to include International ANSWER, which has been demonstrated as a Communist group,

Tell us Mr. Kerry, and consider this a direct challange: WHERE ARE YOUR LOYALTIES?

Front Page Magazine, has posted some interesting facts about the charity orgs supported by John Kerry and his wife. The list is frightening Among them, the ‘Tides Foundation, of which the article reports:

“The Foundation replaced the 9/11 Fund with the “Democratic Justice Fund,” which was established with the aid of George Soros’ Open Society Institute. (Currency speculator and pro-drug advocate Soros is, like Teresa Heinz Kerry, a major contributor to Tides, having donated more than $7 million.) The “Democratic Justice Fund” seeks to ease restrictions on Muslim immigration to the United States, particularly from countries designated by the State Department as terrorist nations.

Tides has also given grant money to the Council for American Islamic Relations. Ostensibly a Muslim civil rights group, CAIR is in fact one of the leading anti-anti-terrorism organizations within the Wahhabi Lobby, with links to Hamas. CAIR regularly opposes and demonizes American efforts to fight terrorism, claiming, for instance, that Homeland Security measures are responsible for an undocumented surge in ‘hate crimes’.”

Says the article:

“CAIR officials have reason to fight Bush’s anti-terrorism measures: all too many CAIR officials are on the record supporting terrorism. CAIR Executive Director Nihad Awad openly stated in 1994, “I am a supporter of the Hamas movement.”  Community Affairs Director Bassem K. Khafagi has been arrested for visa and bank fraud. Randall Royer, a Communications Specialist and Civil Rights Coordinator at CAIR, was arrested along with a group of Islamic radicals in Virginia for allegedly planning jihad. CAIR has defended terrorist “charities” shut down by the Bush administration. Every few months some CAIR campus official is arrested for aiding and abetting terrorism.”

Other groups the Kerrys have donated to include International ANSWER, which has been demonstrated as a Communist group,

Tell us Mr. Kerry, and consider this a direct challange: WHERE ARE YOUR LOYALTIES?

Bootz this morning brings up a point that’s been in the back of my mind for some days now, but aparently misses the angle…

“Did you folks know that about one week ago U.S. intelligence operatives uncovered a memo from a leading terrorist bemoaning the level of American success in Iraq?  The memo was from Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, one of the world’s most wanted Islamic terrorists today.  Al-Zarqawi was exhorting Al Qaeda to promote a Sunni – Shiite civil war in Iraq, the only way he sees to turn around the American success in Iraq.

Columnist Diana West searched the transcripts of the White House media briefings for last week and found that there was only one question about the memo.  Only one.  The enemy admits it’s losing, and this gets only one question.  But what about President Bush’s service in the National Guard?  Well, that issue brought over 100 questions.”

Bootz’s excellent point aside, the one thing he doesn’t bring up here is that this memo is a tacit admission to something that the left in this country (and therefore the press) doesn’t want to admit.

That being that all the complaints about the diversion of resources away from the war on terrorism were nonsense… that Iraq was in fact *the* place to go to stem the tide of terrorism. And this memo is confirmation that Mr. Bush was doing the right thing all along.

And so the press ignores it.

Bootz this morning brings up a point that’s been in the back of my mind for some days now, but aparently misses the angle…

“Did you folks know that about one week ago U.S. intelligence operatives uncovered a memo from a leading terrorist bemoaning the level of American success in Iraq?  The memo was from Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, one of the world’s most wanted Islamic terrorists today.  Al-Zarqawi was exhorting Al Qaeda to promote a Sunni – Shiite civil war in Iraq, the only way he sees to turn around the American success in Iraq.

Columnist Diana West searched the transcripts of the White House media briefings for last week and found that there was only one question about the memo.  Only one.  The enemy admits it’s losing, and this gets only one question.  But what about President Bush’s service in the National Guard?  Well, that issue brought over 100 questions.”

Bootz’s excellent point aside, the one thing he doesn’t bring up here is that this memo is a tacit admission to something that the left in this country (and therefore the press) doesn’t want to admit.

That being that all the complaints about the diversion of resources away from the war on terrorism were nonsense… that Iraq was in fact *the* place to go to stem the tide of terrorism. And this memo is confirmation that Mr. Bush was doing the right thing all along.

And so the press ignores it.

Bootz this morning brings up a point that’s been in the back of my mind for some days now, but aparently misses the angle…

“Did you folks know that about one week ago U.S. intelligence operatives uncovered a memo from a leading terrorist bemoaning the level of American success in Iraq?  The memo was from Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, one of the world’s most wanted Islamic terrorists today.  Al-Zarqawi was exhorting Al Qaeda to promote a Sunni – Shiite civil war in Iraq, the only way he sees to turn around the American success in Iraq.

Columnist Diana West searched the transcripts of the White House media briefings for last week and found that there was only one question about the memo.  Only one.  The enemy admits it’s losing, and this gets only one question.  But what about President Bush’s service in the National Guard?  Well, that issue brought over 100 questions.”

Bootz’s excellent point aside, the one thing he doesn’t bring up here is that this memo is a tacit admission to something that the left in this country (and therefore the press) doesn’t want to admit.

That being that all the complaints about the diversion of resources away from the war on terrorism were nonsense… that Iraq was in fact *the* place to go to stem the tide of terrorism. And this memo is confirmation that Mr. Bush was doing the right thing all along.

And so the press ignores it.

Bootz this morning brings up a point that’s been in the back of my mind for some days now, but aparently misses the angle…

“Did you folks know that about one week ago U.S. intelligence operatives uncovered a memo from a leading terrorist bemoaning the level of American success in Iraq?  The memo was from Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, one of the world’s most wanted Islamic terrorists today.  Al-Zarqawi was exhorting Al Qaeda to promote a Sunni – Shiite civil war in Iraq, the only way he sees to turn around the American success in Iraq.

Columnist Diana West searched the transcripts of the White House media briefings for last week and found that there was only one question about the memo.  Only one.  The enemy admits it’s losing, and this gets only one question.  But what about President Bush’s service in the National Guard?  Well, that issue brought over 100 questions.”

Bootz’s excellent point aside, the one thing he doesn’t bring up here is that this memo is a tacit admission to something that the left in this country (and therefore the press) doesn’t want to admit.

That being that all the complaints about the diversion of resources away from the war on terrorism were nonsense… that Iraq was in fact *the* place to go to stem the tide of terrorism. And this memo is confirmation that Mr. Bush was doing the right thing all along.

And so the press ignores it.

Bootz this morning brings up a point that’s been in the back of my mind for some days now, but aparently misses the angle…

“Did you folks know that about one week ago U.S. intelligence operatives uncovered a memo from a leading terrorist bemoaning the level of American success in Iraq?  The memo was from Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, one of the world’s most wanted Islamic terrorists today.  Al-Zarqawi was exhorting Al Qaeda to promote a Sunni – Shiite civil war in Iraq, the only way he sees to turn around the American success in Iraq.

Columnist Diana West searched the transcripts of the White House media briefings for last week and found that there was only one question about the memo.  Only one.  The enemy admits it’s losing, and this gets only one question.  But what about President Bush’s service in the National Guard?  Well, that issue brought over 100 questions.”

Bootz’s excellent point aside, the one thing he doesn’t bring up here is that this memo is a tacit admission to something that the left in this country (and therefore the press) doesn’t want to admit.

That being that all the complaints about the diversion of resources away from the war on terrorism were nonsense… that Iraq was in fact *the* place to go to stem the tide of terrorism. And this memo is confirmation that Mr. Bush was doing the right thing all along.

And so the press ignores it.

Bootz this morning brings up a point that’s been in the back of my mind for some days now, but aparently misses the angle…

“Did you folks know that about one week ago U.S. intelligence operatives uncovered a memo from a leading terrorist bemoaning the level of American success in Iraq?  The memo was from Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, one of the world’s most wanted Islamic terrorists today.  Al-Zarqawi was exhorting Al Qaeda to promote a Sunni – Shiite civil war in Iraq, the only way he sees to turn around the American success in Iraq.

Columnist Diana West searched the transcripts of the White House media briefings for last week and found that there was only one question about the memo.  Only one.  The enemy admits it’s losing, and this gets only one question.  But what about President Bush’s service in the National Guard?  Well, that issue brought over 100 questions.”

Bootz’s excellent point aside, the one thing he doesn’t bring up here is that this memo is a tacit admission to something that the left in this country (and therefore the press) doesn’t want to admit.

That being that all the complaints about the diversion of resources away from the war on terrorism were nonsense… that Iraq was in fact *the* place to go to stem the tide of terrorism. And this memo is confirmation that Mr. Bush was doing the right thing all along.

And so the press ignores it.

Bootz this morning brings up a point that’s been in the back of my mind for some days now, but aparently misses the angle…

“Did you folks know that about one week ago U.S. intelligence operatives uncovered a memo from a leading terrorist bemoaning the level of American success in Iraq?  The memo was from Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, one of the world’s most wanted Islamic terrorists today.  Al-Zarqawi was exhorting Al Qaeda to promote a Sunni – Shiite civil war in Iraq, the only way he sees to turn around the American success in Iraq.

Columnist Diana West searched the transcripts of the White House media briefings for last week and found that there was only one question about the memo.  Only one.  The enemy admits it’s losing, and this gets only one question.  But what about President Bush’s service in the National Guard?  Well, that issue brought over 100 questions.”

Bootz’s excellent point aside, the one thing he doesn’t bring up here is that this memo is a tacit admission to something that the left in this country (and therefore the press) doesn’t want to admit.

That being that all the complaints about the diversion of resources away from the war on terrorism were nonsense… that Iraq was in fact *the* place to go to stem the tide of terrorism. And this memo is confirmation that Mr. Bush was doing the right thing all along.

And so the press ignores it.

Bootz this morning brings up a point that’s been in the back of my mind for some days now, but aparently misses the angle…

“Did you folks know that about one week ago U.S. intelligence operatives uncovered a memo from a leading terrorist bemoaning the level of American success in Iraq?  The memo was from Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, one of the world’s most wanted Islamic terrorists today.  Al-Zarqawi was exhorting Al Qaeda to promote a Sunni – Shiite civil war in Iraq, the only way he sees to turn around the American success in Iraq.

Columnist Diana West searched the transcripts of the White House media briefings for last week and found that there was only one question about the memo.  Only one.  The enemy admits it’s losing, and this gets only one question.  But what about President Bush’s service in the National Guard?  Well, that issue brought over 100 questions.”

Bootz’s excellent point aside, the one thing he doesn’t bring up here is that this memo is a tacit admission to something that the left in this country (and therefore the press) doesn’t want to admit.

That being that all the complaints about the diversion of resources away from the war on terrorism were nonsense… that Iraq was in fact *the* place to go to stem the tide of terrorism. And this memo is confirmation that Mr. Bush was doing the right thing all along.

And so the press ignores it.

Bootz this morning brings up a point that’s been in the back of my mind for some days now, but aparently misses the angle…

“Did you folks know that about one week ago U.S. intelligence operatives uncovered a memo from a leading terrorist bemoaning the level of American success in Iraq?  The memo was from Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, one of the world’s most wanted Islamic terrorists today.  Al-Zarqawi was exhorting Al Qaeda to promote a Sunni – Shiite civil war in Iraq, the only way he sees to turn around the American success in Iraq.

Columnist Diana West searched the transcripts of the White House media briefings for last week and found that there was only one question about the memo.  Only one.  The enemy admits it’s losing, and this gets only one question.  But what about President Bush’s service in the National Guard?  Well, that issue brought over 100 questions.”

Bootz’s excellent point aside, the one thing he doesn’t bring up here is that this memo is a tacit admission to something that the left in this country (and therefore the press) doesn’t want to admit.

That being that all the complaints about the diversion of resources away from the war on terrorism were nonsense… that Iraq was in fact *the* place to go to stem the tide of terrorism. And this memo is confirmation that Mr. Bush was doing the right thing all along.

And so the press ignores it.

Bootz this morning brings up a point that’s been in the back of my mind for some days now, but aparently misses the angle…

“Did you folks know that about one week ago U.S. intelligence operatives uncovered a memo from a leading terrorist bemoaning the level of American success in Iraq?  The memo was from Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, one of the world’s most wanted Islamic terrorists today.  Al-Zarqawi was exhorting Al Qaeda to promote a Sunni – Shiite civil war in Iraq, the only way he sees to turn around the American success in Iraq.

Columnist Diana West searched the transcripts of the White House media briefings for last week and found that there was only one question about the memo.  Only one.  The enemy admits it’s losing, and this gets only one question.  But what about President Bush’s service in the National Guard?  Well, that issue brought over 100 questions.”

Bootz’s excellent point aside, the one thing he doesn’t bring up here is that this memo is a tacit admission to something that the left in this country (and therefore the press) doesn’t want to admit.

That being that all the complaints about the diversion of resources away from the war on terrorism were nonsense… that Iraq was in fact *the* place to go to stem the tide of terrorism. And this memo is confirmation that Mr. Bush was doing the right thing all along.

And so the press ignores it.

Bootz this morning brings up a point that’s been in the back of my mind for some days now, but aparently misses the angle…

“Did you folks know that about one week ago U.S. intelligence operatives uncovered a memo from a leading terrorist bemoaning the level of American success in Iraq?  The memo was from Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, one of the world’s most wanted Islamic terrorists today.  Al-Zarqawi was exhorting Al Qaeda to promote a Sunni – Shiite civil war in Iraq, the only way he sees to turn around the American success in Iraq.

Columnist Diana West searched the transcripts of the White House media briefings for last week and found that there was only one question about the memo.  Only one.  The enemy admits it’s losing, and this gets only one question.  But what about President Bush’s service in the National Guard?  Well, that issue brought over 100 questions.”

Bootz’s excellent point aside, the one thing he doesn’t bring up here is that this memo is a tacit admission to something that the left in this country (and therefore the press) doesn’t want to admit.

That being that all the complaints about the diversion of resources away from the war on terrorism were nonsense… that Iraq was in fact *the* place to go to stem the tide of terrorism. And this memo is confirmation that Mr. Bush was doing the right thing all along.

And so the press ignores it.

Bootz this morning brings up a point that’s been in the back of my mind for some days now, but aparently misses the angle…

“Did you folks know that about one week ago U.S. intelligence operatives uncovered a memo from a leading terrorist bemoaning the level of American success in Iraq?  The memo was from Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, one of the world’s most wanted Islamic terrorists today.  Al-Zarqawi was exhorting Al Qaeda to promote a Sunni – Shiite civil war in Iraq, the only way he sees to turn around the American success in Iraq.

Columnist Diana West searched the transcripts of the White House media briefings for last week and found that there was only one question about the memo.  Only one.  The enemy admits it’s losing, and this gets only one question.  But what about President Bush’s service in the National Guard?  Well, that issue brought over 100 questions.”

Bootz’s excellent point aside, the one thing he doesn’t bring up here is that this memo is a tacit admission to something that the left in this country (and therefore the press) doesn’t want to admit.

That being that all the complaints about the diversion of resources away from the war on terrorism were nonsense… that Iraq was in fact *the* place to go to stem the tide of terrorism. And this memo is confirmation that Mr. Bush was doing the right thing all along.

And so the press ignores it.

Bootz this morning brings up a point that’s been in the back of my mind for some days now, but aparently misses the angle…

“Did you folks know that about one week ago U.S. intelligence operatives uncovered a memo from a leading terrorist bemoaning the level of American success in Iraq?  The memo was from Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, one of the world’s most wanted Islamic terrorists today.  Al-Zarqawi was exhorting Al Qaeda to promote a Sunni – Shiite civil war in Iraq, the only way he sees to turn around the American success in Iraq.

Columnist Diana West searched the transcripts of the White House media briefings for last week and found that there was only one question about the memo.  Only one.  The enemy admits it’s losing, and this gets only one question.  But what about President Bush’s service in the National Guard?  Well, that issue brought over 100 questions.”

Bootz’s excellent point aside, the one thing he doesn’t bring up here is that this memo is a tacit admission to something that the left in this country (and therefore the press) doesn’t want to admit.

That being that all the complaints about the diversion of resources away from the war on terrorism were nonsense… that Iraq was in fact *the* place to go to stem the tide of terrorism. And this memo is confirmation that Mr. Bush was doing the right thing all along.

And so the press ignores it.