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 The Barack Obama administration filed a 29-page report to the United Nations on human rights issues in the United States, August 2010.

The reports central theme was 'Blame America First' and attacked Arizona SB 1070 law targeting Illegal Aliens.

This is the first time in the history of the United Nations that the United States has submitted a report to the United Nation’s Human Rights Council, which is the first step in submitting the United States to international review by some of the most repressive and abusive nations in the world.

The report is based on about a dozen conferences held across the United States between January and April 2010.

The Barack Obama Administration chose people like these to manage and administrate these Conferences.

George Soros’ Open Society Institute:

Stephen Rickard is the Executive Director of (OSPC) and a member of the Board of Directors.

Wendy Patten is a Senior Policy Analyst at (OSPC), Previously; Patten was the U.S. advocacy director at Human Rights Watch.

Human Rights First:

Devon Chaffee is Advocacy Counsel, Law and Security Program. She served as an observer to the military commissions proceedings in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, testified before the Helsinki Commission on the laws prohibiting cruel interrogation.

Who is 'Human Right First'?
None other than one of the many groups (led by the Center for American Progress) that George Soros funds.

Human RightsWatch:

Andrea Prasow is Senior Counsel, Terrorism and Counterterrorism. She served as habeas counsel for ten Saudi detainees at Guantanamo. Her work on behalf of Guantanamo detainees has taken her to Bahrain, Yemen and Afghanistan.

Peter Osnos, chair of Human Rights Watch is the George Soros' publisher. He is Chief Executive of Public Affairs publishers.

American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee:

Inad Hamad was Born in a refugee camp in Lebanon, Hamad is a suspected member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), a Marxist-Leninist terrorist group which has carried out many terrorist attacks during its history – including the hijacking of four airplanes over the course of six days in 1970. According to political journalist Debbie Schlussel, the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service spent fully two decades in an effort to deport Hamad because of his terrorist connections.

American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee:

Founded by James George Abourezk a former Democratic United States Representative and United States Senator (South Dakota), and was the first Arab-American (Lebanese) to serve in the United States Senate.

James George Abourezk said in 2006: "...the U.S. Congress is despicable in its silence. They are all bought off by the Israel lobby and are afraid to criticize. If this were happening in any other country by any other country, there would be speeches on the floor of Congress, legislation introduced to stop aid and other help to whoever would be committing this cruelty. But since their campaign money comes from the Israeli lobby, we hear only silence."

Council American Islamic Relations:

Michigan is home to a significant radical Islamist community. One of its shining stars is an individual by the name of Dawud Walid. His activity within extremist Muslim groups is a matter of record.

First and foremost, Walid is involved with CAIR-Michigan, as the organization's Executive Director. CAIR recently was designated by the United States government as an "unindicted co-conspirator" for a federal trial that ran from July through October of 2007, which dealt with the financing of millions of dollars to Hamas. During the trial, the FBI provided testimony proving CAIR's involvement with the former head of Hamas, Mousa Abu Marzook, in his American Palestine Committee. The government reiterated CAIR's "affiliation" with Hamas, in a federal court brief filed in December of 2007.

Michigan Civil Rights Commission:

Nabih Ayad's family is active in Hezbollah, and he openly supports the group. He is named after Nabih Berri, his relative, who heads the Shi’ite Amal Militia, a huge component of Hezbollah. He was a plaintiff in the ACLU lawsuit against the NSA wiretaps.

Detroit Coalition Against Police Brutality:

Ron Scott, a native of Detroit, co-founded the Motor City’s branch of the Black Panther Party, and now works with the Detroit Coalition Against Police Brutality and the Boggs Center.

Arab-American News:

Osama Siblani–Siblani is Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of the Arab-American News, a “newspaper” that constantly praises terrorists and homicide bombers.

Siblani’s wife, M. Kay Siblani, is Executive Editor and an official of CAIR, the Council on American Islamic Relations.

According to former FBI Counterterrorism chief Oliver “Buck” Revell, CAIR is a Hamas front-group, which got its seed money and several employees from Islamic Association for Palestine, another Hamas front group.

National Center for Lesbian Rights:

When Shannon Price Minter, J.D. '93, returned to Cornell Law School Nov. 16, 2005 to speak about the future of gay rights, he brought a different perspective to bear on the issues.

Minter, who attended the Law School as a woman, is now a married man and legal director for the National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR) in San Francisco.

Center for Reproductive Rights:

Cynthia Soohoo is a lawyer who filed legal challenges against the Bush administration’s anti-terrorism policies post-9/11.

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The Report describes how the United States discriminates against the disabled, homosexuals, women, Native Americans, blacks, Hispanics and those who don’t speak English.
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