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To: Brad from Tennessee; goldstategop; Red Boots; jan in Colorado; RandallFlagg; mollynme

My note to the shameful CO AG:
http://www.ago.state.co.us/contact_us.cfm

I was horribly shocked to learn that the Colorado Attorney General traveled to Saudi Arabia to apologize for a slavery, torture and rape conviction. Sharia law has no standing in this state, just as I'm very certain that our protections of civil rights, women's rights, children's rights, political freedoms and religious freedoms have no standing whatsoever in the repressive Saudi kingdom. The despicable Homaidan Al-Turki should be punished to the fullest extent of Colorado law without remorse or apology. If he wanted to keep a concubine of women in bondage and pain, he was free to do so in any of a dozen countries on this planet.

The state of Colorado has absolutely no business apologizing to anyone for enforcing the laws that its citizens and legislators have enacted. If the Attorney General cannot do that in good conscience, he should resign immediately, and leave the post to someone who can.


76 posted on 11/22/2006 9:32:18 AM PST by sanchmo (If we wish to learn what was going on in Europe in 1938, just look around - V.D. Hanson)
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To: sanchmo

Here's the perp's defense:

"The state has criminalized these basic Muslim behaviors"

And Muslims are not outraged that one of their own is characterizing their faith and culture as one of rape and slavery?

It's what they do.
Does a bear defecate in the woods?
Does a Muslim [fill in the blanks from Al-Turki's conviction.]


79 posted on 11/22/2006 9:55:31 AM PST by csn vinnie
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