Dear Friends and Comrades,
This week Ali Hassan (of Muslims Against Hunger) arrived at Jersey City’s Journal Square with a large tray of baked ziti (which served 40 people) and 75 brown bag lunches for our homeless and needy friends. Everything was gone in 30 minutes and there were lots of thank you’s coming at us. Photos of the event are found below.
A special thank you goes out to GOD (who stretched the food out so that everyone got to eat) and blessings go out to Zamir Hassan (Founder) of Muslims Against Hunger for the constant generosity of his organization towards our friends at the Square.
I will relate that today I met a young white man (under 30) who informed me that he had been homeless for a long time and just recently was placed in small room near Journal Square. He was very hungry and ate hurriedly then we exchanged a few words. He thanked me and left. I hope I get to see him again. I didn’t get the chance to ask him but, he has the body type of a soldier and I suspect that he is veteran from the illegal war in Iraq. Perhaps I will get the chance to find out next week. Along the way, I have encountered several ex-military men on the street with no job and no place to live. I guess that ignoring the veterans is the sheeple’s way of “supporting the troops”, What a bunch of hypocrites! They support the troops to go die on the battlefields of foreign lands for the benefit of the robber class and then when they get discharged the support goes down the commode and the bird goes up in its place.
Every time I am out among the homeless I witness the fraud and failure of our system.
Migna Khan
Executive Director
Advocates for Peace and Social Justice
Ali Hassan (Muslims Against Hunger) with our friend Gregory from the Square
Ali Hassan with three of our friends from Journal Square who volunteered to help us transport the food from the van to our serving spot
Ali Hassan and Gregory
Ali Hassan and Gregory
