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July 20th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
In a letter that drew comparisons to the McCarthyite anti-Communist witch
hunts of the 1950s, the group demanded an investigation into possible Muslim
Brotherhood infiltration of the State Department and called for anyone found
with links to the group to be made to “publicly condemn and disclaim” its
goals.
They also singled out Ms Adebin, a Muslim born in Michigan, claiming that her
father, mother and brother had been “connected” to the Brotherhood. As
evidence they cited a document produced by the Centre for Security Policy, a
controversial ultra-conservative think tank.
Ms Adebin has been at Mrs Clinton’s side for more than a decade, and regularly
travels with the Secretary of State on diplomatic missions around the world.
Mrs Clinton has described the Arabic and Urdu speaker as a “second
daughter”.
Last year Ms Adebin’s husband, the Democratic congressman Anthony Weiner, was
forced to resign after admitting sending naked pictures of himself to other
women.
Yesterday, Mr McCain condemned the insinuations, saying: “These sinister
accusations rest solely on a few unspecified and unsubstantiated
associations of members of Huma’s family, none of which have been shown to
harm or threaten the United States in any way. These attacks on Huma have no
logic, no basis, and no merit. And they need to stop now.”
He added: “When anyone, not least a member of Congress, launches specious and
degrading attacks against fellow Americans on the basis of nothing more than
fear of who they are and ignorance of what they stand for, it defames the
spirit of our nation, and we all grow poorer because of it.”
His brief speech in defence of a Democrat evoked a time of more genteel Senate
traditions and won praise from both sides of the aisle even as Congress
remained hopelessly deadlocked on issues from immigration to the budget
deficit.
Mrs Bachmann, defended her letter yesterday in the face of an attack from a
member of her own party saying her intentions had been “distorted”.
“The intention of the letters was to outline the serious national security
concerns I had and ask for answers to questions regarding the Muslim
Brotherhood and other radical groups’ access to top Obama administration
officials ,” she said in a statement.
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