Homeland Security adviser tweets America is ‘Islamic country’

I agree.

He’s a fool. Islam doesn’t allow freedom of speech, freedom of the press, or freedom of assembly. End of story.

How will the muzzies deal with all the Pxxxxd Oxx Red-Necks here?

Let's surprise them. ;>)

I consider his statement to be both an insult and a warning. See what’s happened to Londonistan? Margaret Thatcher would never have allowed it to occur so easily. Obama is attempting to do the same over here. His “work” is never done.

Homeland Security adviser tweets America is ‘Islamic country’

Bad news for the "openly gay" sexual deviants living here. Sorry girls! You in some big trouble! Watch your head!

W who campaigned on the idiocies of nation building - which he went on to prove again and again.

Need screencap on this one!!!!!

(The Taliban are in the building!)

Elibiary needs removing.

Not the post!

“There’s going to be another civil war, soon.”

That’s a given. It is now inevitable.

Mohamed Elibiary

Islamic cleric

Admirer of the late Ayatollah Khomeini

Has advised numerous law-enforcement organizations on homeland security-related matters

Was named to President Obama’s Homeland Security Advisory Council in 2010

Misused classified documents in an effort to promote the notion that “Islamophobia” was widespread

Mohamed Elibiary is a Texas-based Islamic cleric who founded Lone Star Intelligence LLC, a security crisis consulting firm, and the Freedom and Justice Foundation (F&J), a Muslim nonprofit group established in November 2002 to “promote a centrist public-policy environment in Texas by coordinating the state-level government and interfaith community relations for the organized Texas Muslim community.” F&J played a key role in successfully lobbying for the passage of Texas’s Halal Food Law (the state’s first Muslim consumer-protection statute), and for the institution of Islamic prayers (recited by Imams) in both chambers of the State Legislature.

Elibiary was a guest speaker at a December 2004 conference in Dallas, titled “A Tribute to the Great Islamic Visionary,” which was held in honor of the late Ayatollah Khomeini. When a reporter subsequently asked Elibiary to explain why he had chosen to appear at an event honoring the iconic jihadist, Elibiary claimed not to have known in advance about the conference’s agenda. When journalist Rod Dreher of the Dallas Morning News voiced skepticism about Elibiary’s explanation, the latter threatened Dreher, telling him: “Expect someone to put a banana in your exhaust pipe.”

In 2006 Elibiary co-founded the North Texas Islamic Council, to coordinate the activities of the many mosques, Islamic schools, and community groups serving the Dallas-Fort Worth area’s 150,000+ Muslim residents.

In a 2006 letter to the Dallas Morning News, Elibiary defended the profoundly anti-American early Muslim Brotherhood leader and theorist Sayyid Qutb, stating: “I’d recommend everyone read Qutb, but read him with an eye to improving America not just to be jealous with malice in our hearts.”

Notwithstanding his professed admiration for the likes of Khomeini and Qutb, Elibiary managed to cultivate a reputation as a moderate Muslim — “the country’s leading Muslim deradicalization expert,” according to one media report. Indeed, he went on to advise numerous federal, state and local law-enforcement organizations on homeland security-related matters. In 2008–2009 Elibiary was a Fellow at the University of Southern California’s American Muslim Civic Leadership Institute. And in December 2009, he helped establish the Texas Fusion Center Policy Council to help state and local law-enforcement personnel improve their information-sharing, analytical capabilities, and community relations.

In October 2010, President Barack Obama’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano appointed Elibiary, who had recently begun working with the Texas Department of Public Safety’s (DPS) advisory board, to DHS’s Homeland Security Advisory Council.

In October 2011 it was reported that Elibiary had recently been given access to a highly sensitive DPS database (the Homeland Security State and Local Intelligence Community of Interest, or HS SLIC) containing hundreds of thousands of intelligence reports intended solely to aid law-enforcement agencies. In fact, Elibiary was the only Homeland Security Advisory Council member (out of 26) who was permitted to view the HS SLIC.

Elibiary abused this privilege, however, when he gathered together a number of classified documents that, in his view, promoted “Islamophobia,” and presented them to a left-leaning media outlet, in hopes that the latter would write a story about DPS’s bias against Muslims. (He also sought to advance the notion that Texas governor Rick Perry was an “Islamophobe.”) But the media outlet declined to do the story, saying: “We looked at the reports, and they weren’t as he [Elibiary] had billed them to us. They seem to be pretty straightforward, nothing remotely resembling Islamophobia that we saw. I think he was hoping we would bite and not give it too much of a look in light of the other media outfits jumping on the Islamophobia bandwagon.”

When journalist Patrick Poole asked a spokesman for the aforementioned media outlet if there was any indication as to what may have motivated Elibiary’s actions, the reply was unambiguous: “Oh, self-promotion definitely. It was clear up front that he wanted to be a quoted source in the story. We’ve used him as an unnamed source in previous stories. There’s nothing unusual or unseemly about that because officials do it all the time, but this was the first time he approached us with documents. Honestly, if they had been what he represented them as we would have probably run with the story. But we looked at them and saw this was a partisan hatchet job that could blow back on us so we passed on it.”

In early November 2011, Elibiary’s access to the HS SLIC database was revoked. He retained his post as a Department of Homeland Security advisor, however. In September 2013 he was promoted to senior advisor at the Advisory Council, a title held only by a small number of select members.

In October 2013, Elibiary said: “I do consider the United States of America an Islamic country with an Islamically compliant constitution.” What he meant was that the Constitution and Islamic law reflect the same values and principles.

On more than one occasion in 2013, Elibiary opined that his close friend, former Holy Land Foundation president and CEO Shukri Abu Baker — who had been convicted in 2008 of financing the terrorist organization Hamas — was in fact an innocent victim of political persecution.

An advocate of the U.S. forging a partnership with the Muslim Brotherhood, Elibiary in June 2014 wrote on Twitter that it was “inevitable that [the] Caliphate returns” to the Middle East.

In addition to his DHS duties, Elibiary also serves as a spokesman for the Islamic Association of North Texas, a.k.a. the Dallas Central Mosque, which boasts the largest Muslim congregation in the state. He is also a member of the Intelligence and National Security Alliance, a lifetime member of the International Association of Business Communicators, and vice president of the FBI-Dallas Citizens’ Academy Alumni Association.

http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/individualProfile.asp?indid=2560

DHS...OH Thank you Jorge Bushito and the Liberal Idiots in the GOP congress who wrote and voted the monstrosity of an agency into existence. All to make a cabinet job for a long time family friend. Now the agency is Obama's turn. FOOLS!!!

Along with his muzzie boss.

(Shaking head back and forth) My oh my, God save us...........

He shook His head, looked at the abortion rate, out of wedlock birth rate, divorce rate, gay marriage, lack of don't ask don't tell in the military and asks...."What is there left to save" ?????????????