but police said she was 17 weeks pregnant...NIce muslim nice ....

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Politics IS A Load Of Wank. Muslims Have Followed Their Religion For Thousands Of Years; Todays Modern Conflict Is With Christians Who Sell Arms And Start Wars In The Name Of Their Version Of Christianity. Muslims in Their Own Territory Are Fighting Against An Evil That Prevails The Land. Their Perception, Based On Their Religion, Has Indicated That If The Govenment Introduce Something That Goes Against The Qur'an And Then People Follow The Government Then Those Followers Are Not Worthy To Call Themselves Muslims And Deserve To Die With Those Who Oppose The Teachings Of Allah. The Western Politicians Are Aware Of These Subtle Sparks That Errupt In Mass Depopulation And Do All They Can To Ignite Situations Without Getting Caught. The West And East Are At War In Every Sense And I Actually Rate Those Muslims Who Stand Up And Kill Those Who Oppose Their Tradition. I'm Not A Muslim But I See Their Point Of View. Until The West Stops Invoking Destruction, Blood Will Continue To Run. You Can Fool Some Of The People All Of The Time; And All Of The People Some Of The Time; But You Can't Fool All The People All The Time!

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say Cahous Clay............ Mohamad Ali

One before fucked up Islam, One after


Here is some more Information

Seattle shooting victim a convert, leader
Rabbi calls Pamela Waechter 'an inspiration'
Associated Press
July 31, 2006


SEATTLE â?? The woman killed when a man opened fire at a Jewish center converted to Judaism when she was married, then became more active in the Jewish community than her husband.

Pamela Waechter, 58, rose from secretary to become president of Temple B'nai Torah in Bellevue from 1988-90.

Bill Waechter, who remained friends with her after their divorce, recalled loud, shouting meetings of the temple's board that took place in their home, while he was in the other room watching television.

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"I'd hear her give her opinion, and everybody would shut up and listen," Waechter told the Seattle Times. "It was amazing how she would command the attention of all these old guys."

Police say Naveed Afzal Haq, 30, forced his way into the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle on Friday afternoon and began shooting, killing Waechter and wounding five other women. He was ordered held on $50 million bail Saturday pending formal charges of murder and attempted murder.

A Muslim from the Tri-Cities area, Haq told authorities he was angered by the war in Iraq and U.S. military cooperation with Israel.

On Sunday, between 100 and 150 Jewish leaders and teachers met with city officials and police at the Jewish Community Center on Mercer Island to discuss mutual support and security, said Robin Boehler, lay leader of the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle. Another meeting on security is planned next month, she said.

Similar concerns were being raised around the country. In Pittsburgh, Mayor Bob O'Connor ordered increased police protection for Jewish facilities.

Rabbi Jim Mirel of Temple B'nai Torah said Waechter's death is a loss to the Jewish community, not just his synagogue.

"I think of her as an inspiration," Mirel said. "I know there will not be a day for the rest of my life I will not think of her."

Pam Waechter grew up in Minneapolis as a Lutheran, the daughter of a businessman. She and her husband moved to Seattle in 1979. After raising their two children, Pam Waechter graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in nutrition.

Before joining the staff at the federation, where most recently she was director of the annual fundraising campaign, Pamela Waechter worked for four years at Jewish Family Service, where she managed a food bank and served as an emergency services caseworker and volunteer coordinator, according to the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle's Web site.

In her eight years at the federation, Waechter's jobs included outreach coordinator, director of special events, and various fundraising posts, the Web site said.

In both her paid and volunteer work, she was known as a mediator, always bringing a calm, balanced approach to problems.

"I wouldn't be surprised if Pam stepped in to protect other people," said Marshall Brumer, a past president of Temple B'nai Torah in Bellevue. "That's the kind of person she was."

Friends recalled her sense of humor. "She had this great droll wit," said David Martens, who knew her for decades. "She was just a lovely, beautiful woman."



THis GUy needs to be tried and SHOT.................Shooting pregnant women... I would kill him with my bare Hands. Im that fucking pissed EG.


It happened down the fucking street from my HOUSE EG..........Killing ion the Name OF Islam.............


EG please.............you cant see it you are as blind as a BAT. NO blinder than bat.

Bong30 I agree the baptised and presumably born again christian that performed this murder should be punished though i've never been one for the death penalty but for a supposed man of Christ it was an appalling act and deserves your ire.

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