


Slavery in America was abolished in 1865. Yet, to listen to the American left, you’d think conservatives still practice it, an egregiously collective slander. These same leftists ignore Islamic cultures all over the world that enslave women and non-Muslims. Perhaps the left-wing apologists will assert that what happens in Saudi Arabia should stay in Saudi Arabia.

Ah, but what if there are Saudis in America who wish to bring such a culture to the United States?

That leads to this story out of Virginia, via WTOP (h/t GWP):





That senior Saudi officials may be involved is indeed significant when looking at the case of Homaidan Al-Turki, a Saudi national who is serving a prison sentence in Colorado after he was convicted in 2006, on charges relating to the enslavement and repeated sexual assault of an Indonesian minor. Prominent Saudis have been working very hard for his release.

Al-Turki’s name was in the news for a short time after the death of Tom Clements, Colorado’s Department of Corrections chief, who was shot dead one week after denying al-Turki’s request to be transferred to Saudi Arabia.

Interest in Al-Turki’s possible connection to Clements’ murder resurfaced this week when a source came forward to say that authorities are looking at the possibility that al-Turki is somehow connected to the prison gang whose member is the prime suspect in Clements’ murder.

Here is a news report about the renewed interest in Al-Turki, via CBS 4:


Incidentally, Al-Turki’s business peddled the sermons of none other than Anwar Al-Awlaki, the cleric who inspired Nidal Malik Hasan’s ‘workplace violence’ at Fort Hood that killed 14 and injured 32.



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