Obama Advisor Friendly to Flying Imams

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In her recent piece at Creator's Syndicate, Michelle Malkin writes about John Brennan, President Barack Obama's deputy national security advisor, and a recent exchange he had with Omar Shahin during a session with students at New York University...

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In her recent piece at Creator's Syndicate, Michelle Malkin writes about John Brennan, President Barack Obama's deputy national security advisor, and a recent exchange he had with Omar Shahin during a session with students at New York University:

During the question-and-answer session, Brennan welcomed a question from Omar Shahin. He identified himself as the head of the "North American Imams Federation." What he didn't mention was his role as the chief ringleader of the infamous flying imams.

Whenever the subject of "flying imams" arises, I'm reminded of Bruce Chapman's parody commercial "for the law offices of Ben Arnold" which appeared in an Oct. 8, 2007, post, Law Firm Offers to Represent ‘Flying Imams’. Watch it here, and enjoy a good laugh.

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