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Facts are Facts 

I want adults and children to understand this regarding MUSLIMS. 

CAN MUSLIMS BE GOOD AMERICANS? 

This is very interesting and we all need to read it from start to 

finish. And send it on to everyone. Maybe this is why our American 

Muslims are so quiet and not speaking out about any atrocities. 

Can a good Muslim be a good American? 

Theologically - no. 

Because his allegiance is to Allah, The moon god of Arabia. 

Religiously - no. 

Because no other religion is accepted by his Allah except Islam. 

(Quran,2:256)(Koran) 

Scripturally - no. 

Because his allegiance is to the five Pillars of Islam and the Quran. 

Geographically - no. 

Because his allegiance is to Mecca, to which he turns in prayer five 

times a day. 

Socially - no. 

Because his allegiance to Islam forbids him to make friends with 

Christians or Jews. 

Politically - no. 

Because he must submit to the mullahs (spiritual leaders), who teach 

annihilation of Israel and destruction of America, the great Satan. 

Domestically - no. 

Because he is instructed to marry four women and beat and scourge his 

wife when she disobeys him. 

(Quran 4:34) 

Intellectually - no. 

Because he cannot accept the American Constitution since it is based on 

Biblical principles and he believes the Bible to be corrupt. 

Philosophically - no. 

Because Islam, Muhammad, and the Quran do not allow freedom of religion 

and expression. Democracy and Islam cannot co-exist. Every Muslim 

government is either dictatorial or autocratic. 

Spiritually - no. 

Because when we declare 'one nation under 

God,' The Christian's God is loving and kind, while Allah is NEVER 

referred to as Heavenly father, nor is he ever called love in the 

Quran's 99 excellent names. 

Therefore, after much study and deliberation...Perhaps we should be 

very suspicious of ALL MUSLIMS in this country. They obviously cannot 

be both 'good' Muslims and 'good' Americans. Call it what you wish, 

it's still the truth. You had better believe it. The more who 

understand this, the better it will be for our country and our future. 

The religious war is bigger than we know or understand! 

Footnote: 

The Muslims have said they will destroy us from within. 

SO FREEDOM IS NOT FREE. 

The Military wants this message to roll all over the U.S. 

Please don't delete this until you send it on. 

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Urgent Message from Ben Carson Friend, I'm not running for president to build my resume, and the last thing I want to be is a politician. We all saw the CNBC debate. And we all realize what we are fighting against. I have been exposing the bias of the media during my campaign for months. And they have targeted me for doing it. But last night we saw other candidates join my fight against the P.C. bullies. I realize that when you take them on, you can pay a heavy price. But I'm doing this for our children and grandchildren. Our Constitution was written for them — to empower them and to ensure that they'd have the opportunity to fulfill their God-given potential. Recent polls that show me leading this race in Iowa and across the nation. My success shows that I am not on this journey alone – you and millions like you are standing with me. But there are powerful forces at work that would like to see our campaign stopped. They did not like it when I said the Second Amendment guarantees our right to bear arms as a bulwark against tyranny.  They do not like it when I defend every American's unalienable right to life.  They do not like it when I expose the way President Obama has divided our nation. But my friend, these are simple truths. Frankly, my jump to first place in the critical early-voting state of Iowa is humbling. I know it is the cause of freedom that joins us together. I'm encouraged that so many of my fellow Americans are open to embracing a true outsider. October has been a month of real momentum, but before it ends I ask you to join me by making a donation to my campaign of any amount. Many in the political class don't seem to understand it, but something historic is happening across America. Join with me today and show you support – Go Here Now We've been told that only politicians can fix our problems, but I believe that traditional "political experience" is much less important than faith, honesty, courage, and an unshakable belief in the principles that made America the greatest nation in the world. Thank you, and I hope I can count on you to stand with me, and show your support before the end of October. Sincerely, Ben Carson P.S. My campaign has now received over 750,000 grassroots donations. No matter how small, your donation will make a huge difference. Donate Here Now.   Carson America, Inc | P.O. Box 26261 |  Alexandria, VA 22313                    Paid for by Carson America, Inc.                     You received this Ben Carson's America email because you subscribed to it or someone forwarded it to you. Recommend Ben Carson's America to a friend or unsubscribe from our list. We respect your right to privacy. View our policy. This email was sent by: Ben Carson's America 1501 Northpoint Parkway, Suite 104 West Palm Beach, FL 33407 USA

Ben Carson - Debate Preparation ... Thx Ben Carson!

Dear Fellow American: When I speak tonight at the CNN Republican presidential debate, I will speak as I always have -- with sincerity and authenticity, remaining true to my values. These values are your values and they took me from the most humble of beginnings to a candidate for president. These same values made America a great nation – as Ronald Reagan said, “A shining city on a hill.” When I travel to great places like Iowa, Arkansas, California, New Hampshire, Colorado, South Carolina, Nevada, and Ohio, I seemingly resonate with the people as they hear my personal story of struggle. I believe I represent what every one of us can become, with determination and faith. I grew up in a single-parent home under the guidance of my quiet, soft-spoken mother. She was tough on my brother and me, but for that I am forever thankful. She refused to be a victim and taught us never to be one. We need a president who will listen to you and the American people, and act. We need a president who will appoint the very best advisers, who will work to make America better and stronger. I have optimism and hope, and I am willing to fight in order to lift people up. I’m running for president because I believe our strength is in our unity, and we need to take a sharp turn away from eight years of President Obama’s political correctness. President Obama promised to be a uniter, not a divider. In fact, our country today is terribly divided. President Obama promised to uplift the poor, but his policies have had the opposite effect. President Obama promised America would be respected. But the world laughs at America under his leadership. Iran is ready to gain a $100 billion windfall under Obama’s agreement – at the very same time the Iranians continue to say they will wipe Israel off the map — as they chant “death to America.” At home, Obama’s leadership has only made things worse. When Obama leaves the White House, America will have a work force far smaller than when he took office. Kids entering the workforce today have little hope of finding good paying jobs. And, instead of letting the engine of our free enterprise system work, Obama has sought to limit it with higher taxes, government-controlled medicine and stringent regulations on business. This has got to stop. We need to heal, inspire and revive America.    The nonsense of political correctness must stop.    The latest polls show I can win the Republican nomination. But I need your help.      Please stand with me by donating to my campaign. Almost 500,000 Americans have already donated. They know I am not backed by Wall Street or the Washington insiders. Stand with me and make your voice heard today — Donate Here Now. I truly believe that together, we will once again be One Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.    Sincerely, Ben Carson P.S. When I stand on the debate platform tonight at the Reagan Library, I will know that you and millions of Americans are with me. This is not my battle, this is our battle. I am not a career politician. I am an ordinary American like you who aspires to great things. I thank you in advance for your support and your prayers. Show your support today – Go Here Now.                    Paid for by Carson America, Inc.                     Carson America, Inc | P.O. Box 26261 |  Alexandria, VA 22313 You received this Ben Carson's America email because you subscribed to it or someone forwarded it to you. Recommend Ben Carson's America to a friend or unsubscribe from our list. We respect your right to privacy. View our policy. This email was sent by: Ben Carson's America 1501 Northpoint Parkway, Suite 104 West Palm Beach, FL 33407 USA

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Ben Carson's Big Close: I'm Only One Who Has Taken Out Half a Brain
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Ben Carson's Big Close: I'm Only One Who's Taken Out Half a Brain Ben Carson was his normal soft-spoken self during most of the first Republican presidential debate, but he scored big in his closing statement. Noting that most of the other candidates had pointed out some accomplishment they had that no rival could match, Carson, a retired neurosurgeon and first-time political candidate, said he wanted to try that as well. "I'm the only one to separate Siamese twins, the only one to operate on babies while they're still in their mother's womb," he said. "The only one to take out half of a brain, although you would think if you go to Washington that someone had beat me to it." Read the Full Story — Go Here Now Special: Health Secrets from Suzanne Somers’ Personal Doctor You received this Ben Carson's America email because you subscribed to it or someone forwarded it to you. Recommend Ben Carson's America to a friend or unsubscribe from our list. We respect your right to privacy. View our policy. This email was sent by: Ben Carson's America 1501 Northpoint Parkway, Suite 104 West Palm Beach, FL 33407 USA

Trump Surges in the south ... Thx

Exclusive Newsmax Poll: Trumps Surges, Walker Slips in South An exclusive Newsmax poll released Tuesday shows businessman Donald Trump sweeping to a commanding lead among Republican presidential candidates across the South, with retired pediatric neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson surging in popularity. Sponsor Trump, who has led in the polls since his campaign began on June 16, finished with 28 points in the exclusive Newsmax-Southern Political Report Survey conducted by OpinionSavvy. The billionaire developer leads all other candidates from the region, including former southern Govs. Jeb Bush (Florida) and Mike Huckabee (Arkansas), current Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, and Sens. Lindsey Graham (South Carolina), Ted Cruz (Texas), Marco Rubio (Florida) and Rand Paul (Kentucky). The Atlanta-based OpinionSavvy research firm surveyed 5,728 adults in 12 Southern states on Sunday and Monday, and its results have a margin of error of 1.3 percent. Bush finished in a familiar second place with 18 percent. Carson is third with 10 percent. The remaining 14 GOP contenders ended in single digits. Special: New Discovery Makes CoQ10 Obsolete — Use This Nutrient to Increase Your Energy and Vitality. Click Here to Learn More.The Newsmax poll results contrast with Trump's national showing of 24 percent in the Real Clear Politics average of polls, versus 13 percent for Bush and 11 percent for Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker. In that ranking, Carson is tied with former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee at 7 percent each. "This is not a pretend candidacy," Matt Towery, the pollster and CEO of InsiderAdvantage, which owns OpinionSavvy, said of Trump's White House run. "This is not something to be mocked. "This guy is for real. He has hit something big time in this region of the country," Towery said. "I've not seen anyone have this sort of effect — to be quite blunt — since Ronald Reagan." "I don’t recall anyone having a lead this far out," he told Newsmax. "It was building, not simply sitting there — particularly that was so regionally strong." The exclusive Newsmax poll results come as Trump leads the field heading into the first Republican presidential debate with the 10 top-polling candidates on Thursday at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland. Seven others will square off in a one-hour forum to be held before the prime-time event. The debate is sponsored by Fox News Channel and the Republican National Committee. Fox averaged five national polls of GOP primary voters, including Real Clear Politics, to make its selection. "Many of the upper-tier candidates are from the South, yet Donald Trump is doing better in this poll of the South than he is doing nationally," Towery said. Here are the other GOP candidates fared in the Newsmax poll: Cruz: 9 percent Huckabee and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker: 6 percent Rubio: 4 percent Ohio Gov. John Kasich: 3 percent Jindal, Paul, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, and former Hewlett-Packard Co. CEO Carly Fiorina: 2 percent Graham, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, and former Texas Gov. Rick Perry: 1 percent Former New York Gov. George Pataki finished below 1 percent In addition, 2 percent responded that they would vote for someone else, while 3 percent said they were undecided. The Newsmax results reflected poor name recognition for Walker in the South, Towery said. The second-term governor has regularly followed Trump and Bush in national polls — and he won a match-up against Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire last month, according to a Dartmouth College poll. And only last week did Trump supplant Walker in Iowa in a Gravis Marketing survey for the One American News Network. Iowa holds its caucuses on Feb. 1, in the first contest of the 2016 presidential cycle. "He's not well known — and a lot of this has to do with name ID right now," Towery told Newsmax of the Badger State governor. "He's known to people who are active in political circles, but to the average voter in a Republican primary in these Southern states, they've hardly ever heard of Scott Walker. "He has a long way to go — and with Trump dominating the headlines, he's not able to get much traction," the pollster added. "It doesn't mean that Walker couldn't have stronger numbers down the road, it's simply not being able to get his name known enough right now." While Iowa and New Hampshire are also critical for Trump, victories in the South could send him sailing into the Florida primary on March 15 if he doesn’t win in those states, Towery said. "If Trump can just stay in the game in Iowa and New Hampshire, then he goes into South Carolina and some of the other states and he keeps moving, he would be competitive with Bush and Carson." The Southern states are especially critical in this Republican presidential season, as many will hold their primaries before Florida's. In the past, Florida held its primary earlier in the season. This cycle, however, 14 mostly Southern states will hold primaries between South Carolina's, on Feb. 20, and Florida's. They are Arkansas, Massachusetts, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Louisiana, Alabama, Idaho, Mississippi, and Michigan. Colorado and Hawaii will hold caucuses during the period. Seven of those Southern primaries are part of the first "Super Tuesday" on March 1. The change will have a huge effect on the race, most likely favoring popular candidates over establishment choices. Florida also has held a "winner-take-all" primary, with all of its 99 delegates going to the winner. A Trump win in the Sunshine State could readily sink the Bush and Rubio campaigns, since they would be losing in their home state, Towery told Newsmax. But this strong Southern showing poses two challenges for the businessman, he said. "If Trump can hold or build on that lead in the South, he is going to go to the big dance, as they say in 'March Madness' terms," Towery said. Also, "can he transfer this popularity to non-Southern states where he is running a little bit lower, like Iowa and New Hampshire? If he can get his numbers up to the mid-30s, then he can really blow the doors off this thing. "Trump's running in the mid-20s nationally, 30s and above in a lot of these Southern states," Towery concluded. "He's the winner right now in the first run for the heart and soul of the South. "I'm sure that if anyone told Donald Trump years ago that Mr. New York City would be so popular in Alabama, he would've believed it. I wouldn't." © 2015 Newsmax. All rights reserved.

Carson: A Physician's view on the sancity of life ... Thx Alma H!

CARSON: A physician’s view on the sanctity of life

The thought of abortion for convenience is repugnant

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Several years ago, I was consulted by a young woman who was 33 weeks pregnant and was on her way to Kansas get an abortion. I informed her of the multiple options available to her outside of abortion and she decided to go through with the pregnancy even though the child had hydrocephalus and required neurosurgical intervention after birth a few weeks later. She kept the baby and loves the beautiful child that has resulted.
A couple of decades ago, I came into the pediatric Intensive Care Unit on morning rounds and was told about a four-year-old girl who had been hit by an ice cream truck, and was comatose and exhibiting little neurological function other than reactive pupils. I tested her pupillary reflexes and both pupils were fixed and dilated. The staff indicated to me that this is something that must have just occurred. I grabbed the bed and with some help, transported her quickly to the operating room for an emergency craniotomy. I was met along the way by a senior neurosurgeon who told me I was wasting my time and that at best, we would end up with someone in a vegetative state.
Nevertheless, we completed the operation and a few days later, her pupils became reactive and she eventually left the hospital. I saw her a few years ago walking through the hospital with her own 4-year-old little girl. She was neurologically fully intact and told me she had become somewhat of a celebrity because of the experience I just related. What do these two stories have in common? They both involve precious lives that could easily have been discarded.
My entire professional life has been devoted to saving and enhancing lives. Thus, the thought of abortion for the sake of convenience does not appeal to me. I have personally met several people who have told me that their mothers had considered abortion, but happily decided against it.
Most of us instinctively want to protect helpless creatures and sometimes go to great lengths to do so. The television commercials about abused animals are very poignant and as a society, we sometimes delay or cancel large construction projects to protect an “endangered” insect, amphibian or fish. Yet many of us turn a blind eye to the wanton slaughter of millions of helpless human babies who are much more sophisticated than some of the other creatures, when nothing is at stake other than the convenience of one or both parents. I am not saying that we should abandon our efforts to save baby seals and a host of other animals. Rather I am saying shouldn’t we consider adding human fetuses and babies to the list?

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Watching the human fetus develop is awe-inspiring. In less than three months from conception, the little hands and feet are quite recognizable and distinct facial features characterize cute, but very tiny human beings. From Day One, neurons of the brain are proliferating at a rate that will yield a staggering 100 billion neurons by birth. In a matter of nine months from conception, we have a living, breathing, eating, vocal human being who just two months later is socially interactive. Some people oppose having pregnant women view ultrasonic pictures of their developing babies because they do not want an emotional bond to develop. Careful unbiased contemplation however, might yield the conclusion that such bonding is essential to the survival of mankind. Successful farmers nourish and protect their growing crops and if conditions threaten their crops, they do what is necessary to protect them. Rather than attack the analogy, think about how much more precious a human life is than a stalk of corn.
It is important to try to understand the emotional state of young women seeking an abortion. Instead of judging and condemning them, we need to provide compassion and support. They need to be provided with easy access to adoption services and information about assistance available to them if they decide to keep the baby. I have visited many warm, inviting facilities around the country that exist solely for the purpose of helping these young women.
It is equally, if not more important, to reach these young women before they become pregnant. Forget about those politically correct people who say all lifestyles are equal and inform those young women about the true consequences of out-of-wedlock birth for those who are not financially independent. We need to make sure they understand that they can provide a much better life for themselves and their children when they plan ahead and value themselves appropriately.
As a society, we cannot be afraid to discuss important social and moral issues. Our heritage as a nation is built on compassion, forgiveness and understanding. Courage is also vitally important because those who stand on godly principles and values will be attacked. Attempting to characterize love and compassion for human life as a “war on women” is deceitful and pathetic. We the people must stop allowing ourselves to be manipulated by those with agendas that do not include regard for the sanctity of life.
Ben S. Carson is professor emeritus of neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins University.

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