Huma Abedin to be Clinton’s Secretary of State, Say Wiki-leaked Emails

I would guess more likely her Chief of Staff

 

I think that's probably true. If Bill were a little more chipper I'd bin him for SoS.

 

http://wearechange.org/saudi-arabia-is-about-to-stone-a-sri-lankan-woman-to-death/
http://humanrights.einnews.com/news/death-by-stoning/saudiarabia
I think that is not the case.

 

Why does Huma belong in a prison cell? Well, per this National Review article:

And per Judicial Watch:

And per this summary:

If you're not smelling something funny, your nose isn't workin'...

 

There is no stoning in KSA. These writers ASSUME there is.

 

I am sure that is what is happening.
Hello? Sharia law rules there.

 

Stoning isn't mentioned in the Koran ..

 

http://wearechange.org/saudi-arabia-...oman-to-death/
http://humanrights.einnews.com/news/...ng/saudiarabia
What exactly is your point?

 

There is no stoning in Arabia... and your sources don't know any better.

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ing-adultery-man-slept-escape-100-lashes.html
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=598_1457227209
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOIbgd5qcrg
I could either take your word for it;or do independent research.
You are wrong.

 

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Your youtube video is NOT KSA..... neither is your live leak video. //

 

Your denial in the face of evidence is noted.

 

Nobody in KSA dresses like the people in your two videos.. I think one is in Iran and the other is in Afghanistan. Media can easily lie and fool someone like you.

 

Whatever.The evidence I presented is credible.You got nothing..
It is what it is,

 

You videos are NOT from KSA..

 

Credible links are credible.Do you have something to rebutt?No? What was your point again?
The links were of Saudi Arabia stoning.

 

The stoning videos are from Iran and Afghanistan... Look at what the people are wearing.. If you look, you will find the same two videos coming from Iran and Afghanistan.

 

So it will be such a hardship to find stoning videos in Saudi Arabia? Is that what you're inferring?
The home of Sharia law?Oh ok.

 

Donors get access - if you don't like the system then push for change. Both sides do it and it's not illegal.

 

Sharia law is not the same from country to country. ... and Sharia law in KSA is not codified. You do know there are five or more schools of Islamic law, don't you?

They don't stone people in Arabia.. Flogging is the penalty for adultery and for homosexuality... not death.

Neither of your videos are from KSA.. LOOK at the clothing the people are wearing. NObody in Arabia dresses like that.

Someone labeled the videos as Saudi, but if you look around those same videos are labeled Afghanistan and Iran.

 

The (*)(*)(*)(*)kng Wall Street whore will have a managarie of unqualified minorities and women and LGBTs in her cabinet it will be a joke! Hillary and her RACIST SEXIST identity politics needs to be stopped.

 

Obviously.

Plus the title of the OP (and the article) are total ARNJ BS.

There isn't one sentence in that email that says anything about Hillary appointing Huma SOS.

 

Chief of Staff is very suggestive.

 

I hear Huma is quite an accomplished uulater. It's the song of her people.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfXauKtkiIM

 

Here's more:

http://www.investors.com/politics/c...-clintons-shariah-advisor-in-the-white-house/

Is America Ready For Hillary Clinton's 'Shariah Advisor' In The White House?
Huma Abedin, above, is a key aide to Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. But her close ties to Islamic fundamentalists has some questioning her role as Clinton's "shadow." (AP)
Huma Abedin, above, is a key aide to Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. But her close ties to Islamic fundamentalists has some questioning her role as Clinton's "shadow." (AP)
KERRY JACKSON7:07 PM ET
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Some have expressed concern that Bill Clinton might be back in the White House, this time as the first gentleman.

But as worried as they might be, at least Bill isn't a supporter of Shariah law. We wonder if we can say the same thing about the person who will be one of Hillary's chief, if not top, advisor.

Huma Abedin has been called Hillary's "shadow" by Politico. Hillary has said if she had a second daughter, it would be Abedin. She has been with the Democratic presidential candidate since 1996, when Hillary was first lady.

Abedin has followed Clinton through her years as a U.S. senator from New York and was by her side when Hillary was wrecking America's foreign relations and making a mess in the Middle East as secretary of state. While deputy chief of staff to Clinton at State, Abedin also worked for the Clinton Foundation and Teneo, a consulting firm that does business with international business titans.

Today, Abedin is ranked third in the Clinton presidential campaign hierarchy. If Hillary is elected, Abedin will surely have an office in the West Wing where she will use her formidable influence on Clinton to shape administration policy.
Just as Abedin has trailed Clinton for two decades, a serious question has trailed Abedin: Is she sympathetic to radical Islamists and a proponent of Shariah law in the U.S.? This question isn't asked because she's a practicing Muslim and speaks fluent Arabic. It's due to her family ties.

Four years ago, five congressman sent a letter to the State Department inspector general, charging that Abedin's father, mother and brother were associated with the Muslim Brotherhood, which is considered a terrorist organization by several nations, though not the U.S. The letter cited "a personal intervention by Secretary Clinton that allowed a prominent Muslim Brotherhood leader, Tariq Ramadan, to enter the United States — overturning a policy of the previous administration that precluded him from doing so."

A former federal prosecutor also noticed that U.S. policy "radically shifted in the Brotherhood's favor" while Abedin was in the State Department.

For their efforts, the five U.S. lawmakers were treated as cranks by the Democrats and media. But were they on to something? That's unknown. The story essentially died. The legacy media couldn't be expected to dig into it because it might cast one of their own — a Democrat — in a poor light.

We do know some things, though, and one of them is that Abedin's late father, Syed Abedin, was a firm defender of Shariah law. A video from a 1971 interview that has recently surfaced shows Syed, a Muslim scholar, discussing Islam's "hostile" response to the West's involvement in the Middle East. He seems to also argue that Shariah law must be enforced by national governments in Muslim countries.

Huma's mother, Saleha Abedin, also has an interesting history. She was editor-in-chief of the Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs, a Shariah law periodical, from 1995 to 2008. Paul Sperry, a former IBD bureau chief, reported last month in the New York Post that Huma worked "for her mother's journal through 2008. She is listed as 'assistant editor' on the masthead of the 2002 issue in which her mother suggested the U.S. was doomed to be attacked on 9/11 because of 'sanctions' it leveled against Iraq and other 'injustices' allegedly heaped on the Muslim world."

Huma's brother, Hassan, is also an editor at the Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs.

Huma's mother's sketchy ties don't end on those pages. Kenneth R. Timmerman, a former Republican congressional candidate and current Donald Trump supporter, wrote last month in The Hill that Saleha "sits on the Presidency Staff Council of the International Islamic Council for Da'wa and Relief, a group that is chaired by the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi."

Huma's father had his own Muslim Brotherhood connection, says former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy. And it wasn't tenuous.

"There is persuasive evidence," he wrote in 2012 in PJ Media, "that her father was a member of the Brotherhood."

One can imagine the shape of the conversations around the Abedin dinner table. Huma must be steeped in the twisted ideas that drive Islam's hostility toward the West. Could it plausibly be any other way?

Of course the mainstream media don't care much. They see it as their job to get Clinton elected, no matter who she has hitched herself to.

Imagine, though, the media response if it turned out that the mother of one of Trump's high-ranking advisors had been a member of a group of harmless old ladies who met now and then to honor the Confederate dead and tend to their graves. There would be an inquisition. That person would be drummed out of her position and have to go into hiding. The issue would become a truncheon used to club Trump whenever the campaign-media complex needed it.

But anyone associated with Hillary Clinton is an angel who should never be held up to scrutiny, no matter what their family ties are.