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Inside the FBI’s American Muslim network; While candidates stoke fears of Islam, a little-known counterterror program has been going exactly the other way.
Topic Started: Jun 14 2016, 08:09 PM (344 Views)
Mr. Tik
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Dearborn, Michigan, may be the closest thing America has to a Molenbeek, the seething, Islamicized neighborhood of Brussels believed to have harbored the terrorists involved in both the metro and airport attacks this week and last fall’s slaughter in Paris. An ordinary Detroit suburb sometimes called the “Arab Capital of North America,” Dearborn has the nation’s largest mosque; it’s home to the Arab Museum, Middle Eastern cafes, and halal beef burgers at McDonald’s. It’s also the target of right-wing fearmongering and snarky Islamophobic commentaries, such as when the satirical Fox News “correspondent” Jesse Watters, on Bill O’Reilly’s show, went to Dearborn last fall to ask residents, “Do you miss the desert?”

Ron Haddad is Dearborn’s chief of police, and he says he gets one question a lot when he travels around the country. “Someone will come up to me and put their finger in my face, and they’re already angry,” he says. “They say, ‘Will the people in your community report acts of terror to you?’“


What they mean is: Will Muslims turn in other Muslims?

Haddad has a ready answer. “Not only would they, they do,” he says. “They’ve done it.”


http://www.politico.eu/article/how-the-fbi-got-in-bed-with-americas-muslims/
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While some young Muslim Americans are attracted to ISIS for their taking sex slaves, they are turned off by gory carving off heads...Even fewer enlist in ISIS to be suicide bombers...The coolness of being an ISIS fighter wears thin as they lose more battles...The important question is when will these traitors be stripped of their American citizenship and sent to Guantanamo for an extended vacation ???................. :dunno:
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Jun 14 2016, 08:09 PM
Dearborn, Michigan, may be the closest thing America has to a Molenbeek, the seething, Islamicized neighborhood of Brussels believed to have harbored the terrorists involved in both the metro and airport attacks this week and last fall’s slaughter in Paris. An ordinary Detroit suburb sometimes called the “Arab Capital of North America,” Dearborn has the nation’s largest mosque; it’s home to the Arab Museum, Middle Eastern cafes, and halal beef burgers at McDonald’s. It’s also the target of right-wing fearmongering and snarky Islamophobic commentaries, such as when the satirical Fox News “correspondent” Jesse Watters, on Bill O’Reilly’s show, went to Dearborn last fall to ask residents, “Do you miss the desert?”

Ron Haddad is Dearborn’s chief of police, and he says he gets one question a lot when he travels around the country. “Someone will come up to me and put their finger in my face, and they’re already angry,” he says. “They say, ‘Will the people in your community report acts of terror to you?’“


What they mean is: Will Muslims turn in other Muslims?

Haddad has a ready answer. “Not only would they, they do,” he says. “They’ve done it.”


http://www.politico.eu/article/how-the-fbi-got-in-bed-with-americas-muslims/
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