Rifqa Bary is a 17 year old convert to Christianity from Islam. Sharia Law now demands her death. She has become well known in Islamic circles as an Apostate and has received threats with even a facebook page created calling for her death. She has been threatened by her family and has fled the state of Ohio. Now she is in the midst of a legal battle to determine whether she must return to her family. The governor of Ohio is now calling for her return to Ohio.
The office of Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland has issued a statement, saying the teenage girl who ran away from her Muslim home in Columbus, Ohio, to evangelical Christians in Orlando, should be returned.
“Child welfare agencies and authorities in Ohio and Franklin County are fully capable of providing for the security and well-being of Ohio’s children,” said the statement. “The governor believes this is a family matter and therefore would most appropriately be handled here in Ohio with the assistance of the child welfare and foster care system.”
Fathima Rifqa Bary, 17, is currently living with a foster family in the Orlando area. She fled Columbus aboard a Greyhound bus in July, saying her father had threatened to kill her because she had abandoned his faith — Islam — and become a Christian.
Her father, Mohamed Bary, a jeweler and Amway distributor, says that never happened. A Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigation supports his claim. So does Franklin County Children’s Services, the child welfare agency serving Columbus.
Rifqa was recently granted emergency jurisdiction to the Florida DCF at her last hearing. The next hearing is scheduled for Monday, September 21.
Will she find freedom and safety from radical Islam in America?
Her story in her own words:
Rifqa also tells her story at her personal website: http://rifqabary.com/
A Preview Of What Is To Come: When Death Panels Come A Knockin
Its here… Death Panel Update: California Ends Mammogram Subsidies for Poor Women Under 50. Apparently, California will no longer subsidize mammograms for poor women under 50. Link: http://3.ly/UWs (HT: Gateway Pundit)
Thanks to a new recommendation made by the government appointed United States Preventive Services Task Force women will die. This is only a preview of what is to come.
Briefly, there are several groups that make recommendations within the world of preventive medicine. Each group has a bias (positive or negative) that influences their guidelines. Furthermore, each guideline is typically stratified based on the degree of strength of the recommendation which is ideally based on scientific evidence. Typically, we see groups such as the American Cancer Society making more conservative recommendations. The United States Preventive Services Task Force typically makes recommendations that are less conservative and aggressive. This group is appointed and funded by the government to make recommendations.
What is coming?
One can see how a government appointed panel could be influenced by economic factors when making recommendations. When ObamaCare passes, we will see the government lean more heavily on their appointed task force to determine care. The recommendations and guidelines we see now by the USPSTF WILL become mandates and protocols. Furthermore, we will see many new government task forces created to influence every single area of medicine. In other words, “death panels”.
Listen to breast cancer survivor Carly Fiorina tell her story: (HT: Scott Graves and HotAir)
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