On Friday a woman at a meeting held at Lakeville South High School in a suburb of Minneapolis told McCain that she could not trust Obama because he was an “Arab.”
Now it is not a news that fear-mongering in the 2008 presidential election is also being stocked by the distribution 28 million copies of a divisive and hate-provoking DVD called "Obsession: Radical Islam's War Against the West" to residents across the nation.
The Federal Election Commission (FEC) has been urged to probe the distribution of the anti-Muslim film to homes in presidential election swing states through mail and bundled in newspaper deliveries to voters in swing states.
The Clarion Fund, a shadowy Israel-based group, is financing the distribution of the hate-filled move to help the Republican presidential candidate, Senator John McCain, win the presidential election.
Tellingly, McCain and the Republican campaign has not repudiated the massive distribution of the controversial DVD. The Interfaith Alliance was right when it called on Senator McCain and Senator Obama to repudiate this film and to reject the support of those associated with it. “Reject the use of religion as a political weapon.”
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