RE CEASE AND DESIST
Followers of Mohammad have made many threats to ‘dismantle’ the New England Town Crier in the past, the latest coming from a person identifying himself as Paul Voiland.
FROM: Paul Voiland 12/10/15
“Information about the Red Fire Farm on the newenglandtowncrier.com website is false. Images, logos and names of workers listed on the site are published without permission. The information falsely links RFF and its workers to extremist Islamic ideology. The website is causing ongoing confusion and dismay to Red Fire Farm customers. The site seems to be an anti-Islamic website that is intended to incite fear. Please contact me so that we can proceed to have it dismantled.”
Umm Qirfa being dismantled by followers of Mohammad
The individual or organization has also made baseless accusations, threats of malicious prosecution, and social engineering attacks against various computer services.
Similar threats to ‘dismantle’ both individuals and personal property have also been received in the past from organizations that may or may not be related.
NONE of these vague threats and accusations of discrimination, racism, causing confusion and dismay, etc. make any mention of a single misquote, error of fact, or libelous or defamatory statement espousing such sentiments, and no attempt has been made to correct any so-called ‘falsehoods’.
If these attacks are indeed being perpetrated by anyone from your organization please note that corrections or clarifications are always appreciated, but continued attacks and threats of malicious prosecution, dismantlement, or other physical harm will be treated with the seriousness that it warrants.
Archivist’s make every effort to record only accurate facts, and corrections are made when false information is discovered or reported.
Any imagined ‘links to devoted followers of Mohammad’ are made by individuals and their personal statements, actions, and associations.
END THE CONFUSION
You are encouraged to publish your own handouts clarifying the links between Red Fire Farm, burning buildings, El Kader, 911, Hampshire mosque, Patrick Bensen, Dr. Hazratji’s call to ‘violence and bloodshed’ and the Islamic Society.
… and the poetry of Mrs. Bushra Bensen nee Fouz.
Bilal Mirza and Bushra Fouz – 34 Carver St
… and Bilal Mizra’s support for his childhood friend and co-religionist, convicted terrorist Terek Mehanna.
Bilal Mirza – 34 Carver St. that’s El Kader, not Al Queda, you greasy Islamaphobe
… “and Kamran Bajwa using of Bilal’s kosher knife for last summer’s Eid, marveling at how easily it cut.”
… and the employment and financial arrangements with the Somalian refugees and the indispensable labor they provide.
SLAVES OF ALLAH WORKING AT THE RED FIRE FARM
Federal funding of about $1,800 per person helps resettlement agencies assist refugees for as long as eight months, so we have to be very careful not to jeopardize their eligibility.
Mosque volunteers help refugees with financial services, since most don’t speak English and can’t open bank accounts, get credit cards, insurance, utility service, or driver’s licenses.
Nice work if you can get it
Haji Mamo and his two wives and dozen children were resettled in Springfield in 2003.
Springfield apartment condemned
“It was the heaviest infestation of roaches I have seen in years”
The Somali family of 15 was removed to a shelter hotel, after city officials condemned the Union Street rental that is now under repair. They were relocated to a duplex, at 185-187 Northampton Ave., this week, after an agreement was reached in Springfield City Housing Court between lawyers for the family and property manager David Sims who denied that he willfully ignored code violations at the Union Street property.
“The Kufr gave me $27,000 a month for my two wives and dozen kids, and they said I’ll get more every time one of my wives has another baby.”
Somali refugees and family members gather in Springfield in the aftermath of their apartment being condemned. They are, left to right, Habiba Said, Jamal, Haji Mamo, Abdifahgh, Elia, Amina, Fahima, Abdi Kadir, Abdi Wahab, Habibo, Waima, Yasmin, Sitey Said, Hawa and Anub.
Somalian troops show off their new uniforms at the ISWM while Bajwa advises them on how to best take advantage of the many opportunities that the Kufr offers.
