Frank Cilluffo — name on the Task list; he is the Director -
Fort Hood attack is 3rd this year by antiwar radicals targeting military on U.S. soil
Frank Cilluffo, a former Bush White House aide who now leads George Washington University’s Homeland Security Policy Institute, drew a wide distinction between unsophisticated individuals who might want to attack U.S. interests — such as four American Muslims who converted in prison and then allegedly asked FBI informants for explosives to bomb Jewish centers in the Bronx in April— and those who engaged in detailed training and planning with al-Qaeda operatives overseas and sought to recruit others — such as Najibullah Zazi, a Denver airport shuttle driver arrested Sept. 19 after allegedly assembling bombmaking materials and driving to New York City, or Bryant Neal Vinas, a New York native who pleaded guilty in January and is cooperating with U.S. authorities after being captured in Pakistan.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/11/06/AR2009110603182.html?hpid=topnews
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2380513/posts
“We do recall him speaking at one of our events as an audience member,”
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Video: Footage shows Hasan in November at … Homeland Security event
posted at 9:11 pm on November 6, 2009 by Allahpundit
Even worse: It was a presidential transition event.
Daniel Kaniewski, the institute’s deputy director, confirms that Hasan attended task force meetings as an audience member, and stresses that he was not a member of the task force. “All of our events are open to the public,” Kaniewski says, “and when someone RSVPs we put their name in the [report] so everyone knows who was in the room.” He says institute staffers recall Hasan attending at least one task force event, and that he RSVP’d for several.
“We do recall him speaking at one of our events as an audience member,” he says, “but none of us recall what he actually said. Generally, our events are attended by people in the homeland security community, and Hasan had a very legitimate reason to be there.