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May 4, 2011 islamoyankee

Ohio’s Muslim, Arab neighbors: Steven M. Dettelbach | cleveland.com.

Our enemies seek not only to kill our citizens and destroy our cities, they also want to attack the most fundamental American principle of all — our free, open and diverse society. We cannot and will not let them succeed.

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