Tammy Duckworth (in Hijab) Say White Racism to Blame for Muslim Terrorism or Something

The Chicago Daily Observer ^ | September 27, 2012

[PBRCat]

So on Sept 16th, just days after the FBI-foiled the Jihad bomber “Muslim terrorist attack’, what does uber left-wing Ms. Duckworth do? She doubled down in her Hamas-linked-CAIR support, put on a hijab and stated: the growing minority population makes the white community uncomfortable, and whites would have to overcome their ‘racism.’

Introducing her at that meeting was the Executive Director of the Chicago chapter of Hamas-CAIR, Ahmed Rehab. Watch Mr. Rehab discuss the controversial Hizb-ut-Tahrir Islamic supremacist conference in Chicago in June, 2009. That same Hizb ut-Tahrir conference featured this illuminating exchange between an audience questioner and a conference speaker. And, here is Mr. Rehab discussing the Islamic Center near Ground Zero.

[Eva]

I think that the Stockholm syndrome starts out when the victim starts to search within him/herself for some causative factor, something that they did to cause them to be kidnapped, Oh, why is this happening to me, and ends up with the answer because someone else put me in the position to be kidnapped, injured, life threatened.

[Peter Libra]

I note your reply and I will have to do some careful reading up of this Stockholm Syndrome. I think you are right in your comment, but I suppose one would have to be in the shoes of the kidnapped or attacked to really understand. This is just my opinion though.

I do have the chance to clarify my comment of the lady who has befriended an ex-IRA bomber. She is Jo Berry, whose father was among the five people killed at the splendid hotel in Brighton, England. The target was Margaret Thatcher who was not there. Anthony Berry, her father was killed. She has made a number of appearances with "Pat". Pat set off over 16 bombs elsewhere. He served 14 years and was given freedom early - a sort of amnesty deal.

I will never forget the agonized cries of Lady Tebitt, who was crippled for life and is still in a wheelchair. In a television interview years later, she said "I am not disabled, I am wounded". She lives with the bombing to this day.

A bit off topic here, but I thought I would add a few thoughts on this mind changing attitude of those who are victimized.