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FBI removes documents which accurately describe Islam
The FBI has removed hundreds of counterterrorism training documents after a months-long review found inaccuracies and other problems in their description of Muslims. The review was triggered after a September blog in Wired magazine So the FBI are taking their marching orders from... Wired? Someone at Media Matters got to Wired, apparently... revealed training documents that reportedly called the Prophet Muhammad a "cult leader," claimed "devout" Muslims have been generally violent for hundreds of years and made other controversial statements. Ok so what was the reason for removing the documents? The FBI did not get into details about which documents were taken out, but a law enforcement source confirmed to Fox News on Tuesday that hundreds were removed because they were deemed "not consistent with the highest professional standards and the FBI's core values." "As a result of that review, we found that the overwhelming majority of our counterterrorism training materials met the FBI's standards Allen also said the FBI has been communicating with advocacy groups since the beginning of the review process to explain what happened and what "corrective actions" would be taken. As opposed to telling them to take a FF at a rolling doughnut. "The Muslim American community is an essential partner in our efforts not only to prevent terrorism, but to address other crime concerns that affect communities, including the protection of civil rights," Allen said. I take this to mean that CAIR and their masters the Muslim Brotherhood and Ham-Ass have veto-power over FBI training documents. The Wired article detailed, among other materials, a presentation that included a graph that tracked followers of the Bible, Torah and Koran over hundreds of years. It showed "devout" followers of the Torah and the Bible becoming less violent over time, while "devout" followers of the Koran remaining as violent in 2010 as they were hundreds of years ago. In other words - an accurate graphic. Can't have that! Al-Marayati, whose group attended the most recent meeting with Mueller, urged the bureau to seek more A strategic plan on homegrown terror released in December did not use the term radical Islam once, But I believe it mentioned 'Conservatives' and 'Christians' several times. though it did discuss Al Qaeda and those groups inspired by it. A Defense Department letter in October also classified the Fort Hood massacre as "workplace violence." This Political Correctness and Multiculturism BULLSHIT is going to be the death of us all. Posted by: CrazyFool 2012-02-22 |
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