Grotesque Liar Keith Ellison’s Crocodile Tears Over Made-Up Tale

This is war — and there is no morality, there is no depth the enemy within won't sink to. Today liar and Hamas supporter Keith Ellison wasn't crying, he was laughing at us, soft America.

Lying and taunting America because of her heartstrings is beneath the contempt of decent men. Ellison's hajj to Mecca was paid for by the Muslim Brotherhood. The only purpose for his 'testimony' was to show the American people the face of the enemy and how low they will go.

Ellison appeared on O'Reilly earlier this evening, and during the interview told O'Reilly he had never heard of Frank Gaffney. Another bold-faced lie. Why O'Reilly had Ellison on (and no one else) to discuss the King hearings is a whole other story. The more O'Reilly disappoints, the more puffed up he gets.

You Know The Story Ellison Told During King Hearings That Brought Him to Tears? Yeah, It’s a Total Crock of ….. Weasel Zippers

Here’s the video of Ellison crying in case you missed it:

Now here’s the real story.

(NRO)– This morning, Rep. Keith Ellison (Democratic-Farmer-Labor party, Minn.) appropriated a hearing on Islamic radicalism by weeping his way through a speech about whata-buncha-nasty-bigots Americans are. He chose as his case in point Mohammed Salman Hamdani, a Pakistani-born Muslim American who rushed to lower Manhattan on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, to assist in rescue efforts, and died in the collapse of the World Trade Center. Here’s how Representative Ellison tells the story of the aftermath of his death:

After the tragedy some people tried to smear his character solely because of his Islamic faith. Some people spread false rumors and speculated that he was in league with the attackers only because he was Muslim. It was only when his remains were identified that these lies were fully exposed. Mohammed Salman Hamdani was a fellow American who gave his life for other Americans. His life should not be defined as a member of an ethnic group or a member of a religion, but as an American who gave everything for his fellow citizens.

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Does Ellison’s account check out with reality?

No. It is actually pretty close to the opposite of the truth. In fact, six weeks after the September 11 attacks — before Hamdani’s remains were identified, which Ellison implies to be the turning point of public perception — Congress signed the PATRIOT Act into law with this line included: “Many Arab Americans and Muslim Americans have acted heroically during the attacks on the United States, including Mohammed Salman Hamdani, a 23-year-old New Yorker of Pakistani descent, who is believed to have gone to the World Trade Center to offer rescue assistance and is now missing.” That is, Hamdani was actually singled out for particular high honors among the thousands of victims of the September 11 attacks.

There’s little evidence of the “rumors” of which Ellison speaks, either. Poke around yourself. Go to Google and search for Mohammed Salman Hamdani’s name, using various time frames from before today’s hearings (say, in the week after the September 11 attack). You’ll discover two discordant sets of returns: none for sites and news reports accusing Hamdani of being a terrorist, and many thousands of pages honoring him as a hero while claiming that he was “widely accused” of being a terrorist.

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