Report: Michelle Obama Visited Saudi "Person of Interest" Al-Harbi in Hospital

What is going on here? There needs to be a full investigation of al-Harbi — his role (if any) in the Boston jihad bombings, and what backdoor deals the Obama White House is making with the Saudis over him, and why.

Report: Alharbi visited by Michelle Obama in Hospital Shoebat Foundation April 19, 2013

Okaz, the same prominent Saudi newspaper, that published photos
of Abdul Rahman Ali Issa Al-Salimi Al-Harbi in the hospital after the
Boston marathon bombings, is now reporting that the Saudi national was
also visited by the first lady of the United States, Michelle Obama
during his hospital stay.

 

Here is a screen shot from the Okaz story:

CBS News in Boston reported that the first lady visited Boston Children’s Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital on Thursday, April 18th:

The First Lady went to Boston Children’s Hospital, where she visited the medical and surgical intensive care unit.

Afterwards, she went next door to Brigham and Women’s Hospital to meet more victims and their families for more than an hour.

The visits were off limits to the media and came on short notice for security reasons.

There were multiple reports that Alharbi was hospitalized at Brigham and Women’s so that would seem corroborate the Okaz report.

Okaz stated further that the first lady also visited the other injured Saudi at the hospital, a female doctor named Nura Khalid Saleh al-Ajaji:

“Michelle Obama visited the two injured Saudis
Abdulrahman Ali Essa Al-Salimi Al-Harbi and Nura Khalid Saleh Al-Ajjaji
to check on their medical conditions.”

Adding credibility to this report seems to be multiple tweets made by the inner circle of the Al-harbi family:

Now, contrarians to those with concerns about this visit will likely
say that the first lady was simply paying visits to all the victims in
the hospital, of which Alharbi was one and had been cleared two days
earlier.

In light of recent reports that Alharbi was scheduled for deportation on ‘national security grounds’,
the first lady’s visit takes on much added significance if those
reports are true. We already know that the Alharbi clan consists of multiple Al-Qaeda members.
This would seem to bolster the claims of scheduled deportation, not
claims to the contrary made by the likes of DHS Secretary Janet
Napolitano, who actually never really answered the question; she just got rankled and blew it off.

With the track record of this administration relative to things like
blaming a video for two weeks after the Benghazi attacks, it should have
a higher standard to meet and its credibility should be questioned by the American people.

If these reports about Alharbi’s scheduled deportation for such
reasons are correct, a visit by the first lady of the United States
would indeed be significant in its importance. It would also be a major
national security blunder because of the message it would send.

In light of the exponential rise
in the number of Saudi students in the U.S. since 2006, what kind of
message does the first lady’s visit send to the more nefarious brand of
Saudi students?

It would seem the American people should both require and demand full
transparency from the administration when it comes to the issue of
Alharbi’s alleged scheduled deportation as well as his connections to
multiple Al-Qaeda members / leaders through his clan.