Won another high court case.

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Originally Posted by W3WN

Of course you are. How COULD we ever doubt you?

So, you work construction, consult with the Saudi's, and give marital advice at the mosque when you're on vacation or in your spare time? To say nothing of, ah, shall we say, servicing mothers and their daughters as what, an act of charity?

No wonder you don't have time to investigate the Kennedy assaination, solve world peace, or reveal the truth about Hanger 51 and Warehouse 51 in Area 51. (Hint: Area 51 is a cover -- it's really Area 52.)

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Wait until he tells you about his Nobel Prize in chemistry.

Hello.

I had nothing to do with marital advice and refused to get involved.
In fact my opinion on the matter is that the woman did not deserve to keep the kid.
The other female involved went off on a tangent about being from Pakistan and how I had it so easy.
The Imam. a guy from Jordan, at first explained that there were concerns over me being in the womans area of the Mosque.
Next thing I know I am to meet with the CAIR chapter president, a woman.
I was again presented with this child custody case, same one I had referred to the panel of lawyers, remember that I only do the intake, I write the interview notes.
I point out that tis has already been rejected.
Next thing I know, I have a problem.
Now that CAIR knows that I know who the informant is they want me to tell them, after the informant report cleared me.
Fat chance that is going to happen.
But in Texas anyone can write a brief to the court, that is what the CAIR bunch wanted.
I did not feel that any case had merit and so refused and also refused the write another interview.
That was the problem, I did not want to be involved, the male vs female thing was going here and it was not doing anyone any good.
The Pakistan vs "Domestic American" was also brought up.
In short, I did not need to be there.