So much for such a young woman to have to go through -- may the peace of the Lord bring her comfort.

Tarazi ruined his own reputation . . . IMO

Hello Monkeys--long time no see.  It has come to the point in this country, IMO, that Sharia is no longer creeping, it is racing.  Anyone who criticizes a Muslim for any reason whatsoever is open to attack. Pamela Geller serves a great public service by exposing Islamists for what they are--enemies of the US who are bound and determined to bring this country into a grand caliphate which will rule world-wide according to the book written by a pedophile whom they seek to emulate.

I thank God that Rifqa is free of them, if one can ever be free.  I wish her the best in her future life and especially in her serious health problems.  This young girl has been through so much in her young life and now that she is free of the pernicious influences under which she suffered so much, including the loss of vision in one eye, now this.  Sometimes life isn't fair, but if anyone deserves a happy life, it is Rifqa.

http://news-herald.com/articles/2011/02/09/news/nh3620976.txt
Runaway convert criticizes parents' lawyer
Published: Wednesday, February 09, 2011
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Bary said Tarazi conducted himself unprofessionally by recommending her parents try to have her declared an unruly child. Tarazi "harmed my ability to reunify myself with my family in a number of ways," she said.

She criticized him for filing motions to bar her from receiving Christmas cards from friends and supporters and to have her computer activity monitored. She also said he fought her efforts to obtain a special immigration status for juveniles in the country illegally.

Bary and her parents appeared estranged each time they were in court together, often sitting just a few feet apart across a juvenile courtroom without ever speaking.

Tarazi said Tuesday that Bary's statement was inaccurate and said she was being used by Stemberger.

"If she wants to reconcile with her family the doors are always open," Tarazi said. "She can call them anytime, and they miss her very much."

Bary, a native of Sri Lanka who has since turned 18 and obtained a green card, had not commented publicly about her case previously.

Authorities have said they found no credible threats to the girl following her conversion.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/breakingnews/os-rifqa-bary-runaway-convert-lawsuit-20110921,0,7872158.story#tugs_story_display
Rifqa Bary: Ohio lawyer drops $10M lawsuit in convert case
By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS, AP Legal Affairs Writer

12:35 p.m. EDT, September 21, 2011
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A blogger often critical of Islam and a former lawyer for the Muslim parents of a runaway Christian convert have settled a defamation lawsuit filed by the attorney.

The settlement announced in a federal court filing late Tuesday was the latest twist in the case of Rifqa Bary, who fled Ohio for Florida in 2009 saying she feared harm or death for converting to Christianity.
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