Sunday, August 20, 2006

Controversial Muslim group gets VIP airport security tour

As reported here, "The Department of Homeland Security took a Muslim group with known past ties to terror organizations on a VIP tour of security operations at the nation's busiest airport at the same time British authorities were working to break up a plot to blow up U.S. airlines.

"On June 21, a senior DHS official from Washington personally guided Muslim officials from the
Council on American-Islamic Relations on a behind-the-scenes tour of Customs screening operations at O'Hare International Airport in response to CAIR complaints that Muslim travelers were being unfairly delayed as they entered the U.S. from abroad.

"CAIR is a spin-off of the Islamic Association for Palestine, identified by two former FBI counterterrorism chiefs as a "front group" for the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas. Several CAIR leaders have been
convicted on terror-related charges.

"During the airport tour, CAIR was taken on a walk through the point-of-entry, Customs stations, secondary screening and interview rooms. In addition, U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents were asked to describe for CAIR representatives various features of the high-risk passenger lookout system.

"In a meeting, Brian Humphrey, Customs and Border Patrol's executive director of field operations, assured CAIR officials that agents do not single out Muslim passengers for special screening and that they must undergo a mandatory course in Muslim sensitivity training. The course teaches agents that Muslims believe jihad is an "internal struggle against sin" and not holy warfare.

"Customs agents involved in the CAIR tour at O'Hare tell WorldNetDaily they were outraged that headquarters would reveal sensitive counterterrorism procedures to an organization that has seen several of its own officials convicted of terror-related charges since 9-11.

""Isn't that nice of CBP," one agent said, to provide a "group like CAIR with a guided, behind-the-scenes tour of our customs facilities, explaining how programs designed to catch Muslim terrorists work.""

Yes, how nice. Even better is the fact that CAIR is happier now, knowing how our policies and procedures for keeping Islamofascists from getting on an airplane and possibly using it as a guided missile work. They will be able to pass this information along to their buddies in the Mid-East, so they aren't traumatized when they come to the US to kill people.

Yes. How nice of our PC-infected idiots to do that. Islamofascist terrorists can now rest easy in the assurance that we will bend over backwards to make sure they aren't singled out, and possibly prevented from carrying out their terrorist acts.

Isn't that special?

Hat tip: hollie-is-right

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