Thread: Rep.Peter King(R-NY) Gets Severed Pig's Foot Mailed To Office

If I was Rep. King, I'd laugh. The Black dude clearly got it wrong.

Originally Posted by lewiswestgard

Rep.Peter King(R-NY) Gets Severed Pig's Foot Mailed To Office

There's blood, there's the severed foot. The message refers to Mohammed, and it says all babies in America would be named Mohammed," the source said. "It also says, 'Kiss my black Muslim ass.'"

The message also referred to King as a "Jew," even though he is Catholic.

Peter King Gets Severed Pig's Foot Mailed To Office

Originally Posted by Sigrid

If I was Rep. King, I'd laugh. The Black dude clearly got it wrong.

Men like King are very dangerous - especially to WN'sts, because of the direct opposition in which he has developed over the years; he speaks for another Choir.

During the 1990's King enjoyed a close relationship with the Muslim community in his congressional district. King often gave speeches at the Westbury Islamic Center, held book signings in the prayer hall, took in Muslim interns and was one of the few Republicans who supported U.S. intervention in the 1990s to help Muslims in Bosnia and Kosovo. The Muslim community thanked King for his work by making him the guest of honor for the 1993 opening of a $3 million prayer hall. For years, a picture of King cutting the ceremonial ribbon hung on the bulletin board by the mosque's entrance.

King opposes the closure of the Guantanamo Bay detention camp.[3] He opposed the 2009 economic stimulus package[4] and the Lillie Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009.[5] He voted for the Wall Street bailout and he has been a vocal opponent of illegal immigration.[6]

Despite his earlier disagreements with George W. Bush,[7][8] King later became a Bush supporter: "Look, we have not been attacked in seven years and it's not because of luck."[6] Although he supported John McCain for president, King opposed McCain's 2007 effort to enact a path to citizenship for current illegal immigrants and also opposed McCain's calls for an end to torture methods used during terrorist suspect interrogations.[6] Unlike McCain, King supports congressional earmarks.[6] King has supported the Iraq War since 2002.[6] The New York Times wrote that King was "the Patriot Act's most fervent fan."[9]Source

The only good thing, it seems, Keltoi, is that he opposes illegal immigration.