
NASA Administrator Chief Charles Bolden (YouTube)

NASA Administrator Chief Charles Bolden (YouTube)
I just came across these two very remarkable women; both very much driven by their faith in God:
1) Sakeena Yacoobi – Afghan Institute of Learning
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkChdEQkuBw
2) Catherine Rohr – Prison Entrepreneurship Program
http://www.kauffman.org/KauffmanMultimedia.aspx?VideoId=1870898740&type=R
This is really the lowest of the low. How can people like this get away from such shameless crimes? Do they not know that they will be accountable for their actions? The following are excepts from this article:
Sediq Chakari, former minister of Hajj, and who is thought to be in Britain has been under investigation into his alleged involvement in a kickback racket which made hundreds of thousands of pounds from poor pilgrims.
Each year Saudi Arabia offers 30,000 Afghans places on the Hajj pilgrimage and they pay the Kabul government £2,300 for transport, food and lodging.
The Ministry of Hajj and Islamic Affairs is annually hit by allegations of incompetence and fraud after pilgrims have been left stranded or failed to get what they paid for.
Prosecutors believe officials were demanding up to £100 per pilgrim from hoteliers and transport firms with contracts to take pilgrims to Mecca.
The international official said: “Here is a case involving theft of money from poor Hajj pilgrims, some people who have waited their entire lives for the opportunity to travel to Mecca, and there is no real interest in the leadership of this Islamic state in defending the rights of these citizens.
Act Two. The Secret Life Of Secrets.
Ira tells the story of the 1953 U.S. Supreme Court case that formed the basis for the controversial state secret privilege—the precedent that allows the United States government to stop lawsuits by claiming that national security secrets might be revealed in court. Ira talks to Barry Siegel, author of the book Claim of Privilege, and Judy Loether, whose father’s death was at the center of the landmark Supreme Court case. (14 minutes)
http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/383/origin-story
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