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Demotix: photo partner
islamphobia
Barak OBama apologized for 2 muslims girls as one of them is a lawyer and is eyptian wearing headscarf and wants to take photos with him.
The arrangers prohibited them from taking shots with him as they dont want the media to show that barak obama is from muslim roots. I dont know how these things will make the president free even to be himself and not others and how come they will be honest, so you will not find the perfect man for the perfect job anymore.
Even though islam is not frieghtened of any relegion in the word and have answers to everthing , but the reverse in not true and democracy now is not well represented in US election. Really strange and i cant understand .