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06-04-07 - After-Action Report: UAC founder Jesse Petrilla's trip to Kosovo and Bosnia (FrontPage Magazine)

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UNITED AMERICAN COMMITTEE - NEBRASKA CHAPTER

Nebraska Chapter of The United American Committee:
The United American Committee is a non-partisan movement of concerned Americans, promoting awareness of threats which face America from within. The UAC is dedicated to educating the nation to the current threats confronting the U.S., with the primarily focus on confronting Islamic extremism. Working on answers, and implementing solutions to keep America safe for generations to come. The UAC promotes citizen involvement in national security issues, and brings the War on Terror to the grassroots level. The thousands of UAC members who are just like you are heroes who are dedicated to awakening the nation to the threats we face. A diverse group, all Americans, united, and striving for a better tomorrow in America.
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Confronting CAIR:
UAC is currently engaged in campaigns to alert the nation to the threat from the dangerous U.S. based terror support group known as CAIR, the Council on American Islamic Relations. [More details to be posted shortly]



Book Distributions:
UAC is engaged in an ongoing campaign of distributing books on the subject of Islamic radicalism to law enforcement and military personnel, as well as to churches, libraries, schools, and other institutions. So far the UAC has distributed over 1, 500 books by Robert Spencer and Abdullah Al-Araby.



The Nations first Terror-Free Oil gas station has grand opening in Omaha

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On 2/12/2007 with a Press Conference at 11:00 am.


See the AFTERACTION REPORT with pictures of the rallies against Islamofascism Saturday March 31
Second annual Rally Against Islamofascism Day announced


A prominent educational and action group today announced the date set for a second annual Rally Against Islamofascism Day, with rallies planned for various locations across the United States, as well as around the world.

(LOS ANGELES, CA, 12/13/2006) - With the successful execution of simultaneous rallies against Islamic militancy held across the United States in early 2006, the United American Committee today announced a second Rally Against Islamofascism Day (R.A.I.D.), this time international, set for Saturday March 31st, 2007. The event, described on the UAC's website at www.unitedamericancommittee.org will be a joint effort of organizations in a common goal of educating others to the dangers posed by radical Islam. “This is an opportunity for people of all walks of life to come together, setting aside political or religious differences.” remarks United American Committee Chairman Jesse Petrilla, who also noted that Muslims are especially encouraged to join in the rallies.

Prior to the announcement, the UAC reached out to an array of organizations to build a coalition to ensure the success of the rallies. While many organizations joined in support, one organization in particular refused to unite in the effort. CAIR, the Council on American Islamic Relations, when asked by the United American Committee if they would join in the rallies, refused by not answering e-mails from the group's members, and even hung up on UAC officials when the United American Committee attempted to contact CAIR's Washington DC offices. CAIR has been criticized by many prominent individuals including U.S. Senators Richard Durbin, and Charles Schumer, due to CAIR's documented ties to the militant group Hamas as well as their engagement in what many view as suspect activities. Some individuals have gone as far as stating that CAIR is a front for supporting Islamic terror.

The UAC has engaged in past activities which it will tie into the March 31st rallies. In July of 2006, the United American Committee issued a challenge to patriotic American Muslim leaders to issue a fatwa, or Islamic edict, calling for condemnation and denunciation of Osama bin Laden and other terrorists by name. This was in response to a previous fatwa supported by The Council on American Islamic Relations which according to the UAC ambiguously defined terrorism without naming specific terrorists. CAIR was personally sent the challenge for the new fatwa by the UAC, and has as of yet not issued a letter of support for such an edict. “Why won't they [CAIR] issue a fatwa against bin Laden? Against Ayman al-Zawahiri? Or against other terrorists by name? They issue a fatwa condemning the killing of innocents, but who is innocent? Are the infidels innocent to them?” said homeless activist and UAC Board Member Ted Hayes. When the UAC's challenge was taken to the Saudi funded King Fahd Mosque in Culver City, California the leaders of the mosque refused to entertain the idea, so on September 10th, 2006 the United American Committee staged a protest outside of the mosque where they hung an effigy of Osama bin Laden from makeshift gallows, inviting all of the mosque's members and leaders to join in the rally. While some members of the mosque came out and stood alongside UAC members hitting and throwing shoes at the dummy, the leadership of the mosque remained on the opposite side of the road where a counter protest was staged. “The hanging of bin Laden in effigy was an opportunity to hold the mosque leaders' feet to the fire for not supporting the fatwa, and I believe this Rally Against Islamofascism Day will be an opportunity to hold CAIR's feet to the fire.” said UAC Chairman Petrilla. The UAC stated that by CAIR's refusing to support the fatwa, and by their nonsupport of the Rally Against Islamofascism Day, that CAIR has unwittingly chosen the location of the rallies. The United American Committee plans on setting the location of the March 31st rallies to take place in front of many of CAIR's 32 nationwide offices. “I want to see effigies of Osama bin Laden hung at all of these rallies, let the terrorists know we are on the offense, and let those who are with us join with us.” said Petrilla, urging those who will be organizing rallies to include a hanging of bin Laden in effigy at each event if possible.

Some members of Islamic groups have expressed concern over the set date of the rallies against Islamofascism, March 31st, 2007 being the Islamic holiday Mawlid al-Nabi, the Islamic prophet Mohammad's birthday. United American Committee officials contend that this is purely by coincidence, saying the last Saturday in March was chosen for its generally good weather and the fact that most people will be off work on a Saturday and available to attend a rally. UAC has assured that the rally will stride forward to be held on the date set.

Individuals are encouraged to organize rallies in their areas on the date of the Rally Against Islamofascism Day, and may contact the United American Committee via the UAC's web page which will post the locations of rallies as they are formed at www.UnitedAmericanCommittee.org

Contact:
United American Committee
P.O. Box 3301
Burbank, CA 91508
info@unitedamericancommittee.org


U.S. HOLOCAUST MUSEUM URGED TO KEEP COUNCIL APOINTEE
UAC: U.S. Holocaust Museum Urged to Keep Council Apointee


A prominent national education and action group today called for the support of a presidential appointee to the United States Holocaust Memorial Council after accusations of intolerance by a radical Islamist organization. The United American Committee (UAC) urged that talk show host and columnist Dennis Prager be supported by all Americans for his recent appointment to the museum's council. Controversy arose when the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), viewed as a radical Islamic organization by many, objected to a recent syndicated column by Prager in which he wrote that Keith Ellison, the first Muslim elected to Congress, should be prevented from taking his oath of office using the Koran. "This goes beyond politics, regardless of one's political views and opinions of Dennis Prager we must support him as he endures a relentless smear campaign by this radical Islamist group. We must make a stand for freedom of speech in the face of the Islamists who would attempt to destroy our freedoms and who try to silence those who oppose them.” remarks UAC Chairman Jesse Petrilla. In a letter to the United States Holocaust Memorial Council Chairman Fred S. Zeidman, the United American Committee wrote: "We support Mr. Prager for courageously standing up to the threat of radical Islam that America is facing today. We can not allow radical groups to work to silence American journalists and commentators, and must continue to uphold the 1st Amendment and protect what the freedoms that this nation holds dear. We thank you for having him on your council." The United American Committee is a leading educational group dedicated to awakening the nation to the threats of radical Islam and works to educate Americans on the nature of Islamic extremism. Its mission is to fight the ideological aspects of the War on Terror to counter elements of radical Islam in America. Contacts for the U.S. Holocaust Museum are as follows:

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
100 Raoul Wallenberg Place, SW
Washington, DC 20024-2126
Main telephone: (202) 488-0400
TTY: (202) 488-0406
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Contact

Letters of support may also be emailed to Dennis Prager

VICTORY FOR THE UAC!
UAC Defeats Al-Jazeera International on the American front


A major victory is announced today by the United American Committee in the UAC's fight against Al-Jazeera's planned English language network, Al-Jazeera International. The UAC has been relentlessly engaged in a fierce campaign against the network through various methods including sending thousands of letters to U.S. cable providers demanding denial of carriage to Al-Jazeera International, and the UAC has even protested in front of the networks new DC studio. Today all the hard work by the UAC has paid off; Al-Jazeera International launched throughout the world this morning, however their bid for the American market has been abandoned as they announced that they were unable to secure carriage with any cable or satellite providers in America. The UAC has won the battle, but the war against Islamist propaganda continues.


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