OBAMUNISM, The Party,
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I was brutally assaulted by
Egyptian authorities.
Boo-fkn-Hoo

Send this letter to the Egyptian government with
our demands
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Just the
other day I hopped on a plane to Egypt, eager to join the international
delegation of 100 women headed to Gaza for International Women’s Day.
Little did I know I would be stopped at the Cairo airport, detained,
held overnight in a cell, then in the morning brutally
assaulted by Egyptian authorities. They threw me to the
ground, stomped on my back, handcuffed me so tightly they dislocated my
shoulder, and then deported me to Turkey.
Now
the Egyptian authorities are blocking most of the remaining delegates
from entering Egypt and traveling to Gaza. It has been frustrating and
disappointing for us, but we cannot forget that almost two million
Palestinians remained trapped in Gaza while the Egyptian Rafah border
remains closed or tightly controlled.
What
happened to me was trauma
It’s
hard to know what exactly is true in Benjamin’s story and what is made
up. Benjamin is an anti-American, neo-communist drama queen. Her whole
adult life is a study in media manipulation.

A serial
exaggerator, it is Benjamin’s mission in life to focus the eyeballs of
humanity on herself in order to draw attention to the ugly, radical
causes she supports. Malibu, California-based Code Pink, a nonprofit
corporation whose formal name is Environmentalism Through Inspiration
and Non Violent Action, was created as a so-called women’s “peace”
group. Although the group engages in choreographed, often goofy street
protests involving public toplessness, fake blood, and oversized
effigies of political leaders, it is a serious extremist organization
that aligns itself with America’s ruthless enemies abroad. [FRONT
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