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| Islamic Groups: We Want Exemption From Anti-Jihad Prosecutions |
| 2015-02-17 |
| [DAILYCALLER] U.S.-based Islamist groups are pushing for rules that would shield Moslem politicians and holy men from being charged with supporting jihad terrorism. Just like in Pakistain. Look how nice that works there. The demands are being pushed by the Council on American-Islamic Relations ... the Moslem Brüderbund's American arm ... , just before Obama is slated to headline three days of White House meetings this week on federal efforts to mitigate the jihadi violence that is emerging from the growing population of Moslem immigrants. Justice Department "policies should make clear that those who intervene to [stop attacks] should not suffer for it by being subjected to prosecution, watchlisting, or surveillance because of their association with a potential violent turban," said a CAIR ...designated a terrorist group by the UAE... statement. "The Department of Justice should issue guidelines ... to protect those who act in good faith to prevent violent extremism by engaging with [Moslems] considering it in order to dissuade them," CAIR demanded. CAIR will repeat its demand for more autonomy in a Tuesday presser in Minneapolis, Minn., with a group of self-described leaders of the immigrant Somali population. "We welcome any tangible effort to educate and empower youth to make the right decisions and promote safety, but it needs to be a community-based, grassroots effort free of intelligence gathering disguised as community outreach," an CAIR official, Jaylani Hussein, said in a Jan. 23 press statement announcing the Feb. 17 event.U.S.-based Islamist groups are pushing for rules that would shield Moslem politicians and holy mans from being charged with supporting jihad terrorism. The demands are being pushed by the Council on American-Islamic Relations, just before Obama is slated to headline three days of White House meetings this week on federal efforts to mitigate the jihadi violence that is emerging from the growing population of Moslem immigrants. Justice Department "policies should make clear that those who intervene to [stop attacks] should not suffer for it by being subjected to prosecution, watchlisting, or surveillance because of their association with a potential violent turban," said a CAIR statement. "The Department of Justice should issue guidelines ... to protect those who act in good faith to prevent violent extremism by engaging with [Moslems] considering it in order to dissuade them," CAIR demanded. CAIR will repeat its demand for more autonomy in a Tuesday presser in Minneapolis, Minn., with a group of self-described leaders of the immigrant Somali population. "We welcome any tangible effort to educate and empower youth to make the right decisions and promote safety, but it needs to be a community-based, grassroots effort free of intelligence gathering disguised as community outreach," an CAIR official, Jaylani Hussein, said in a Jan. 23 press statement announcing the Feb. 17 event. |
| Posted by:Fred |
| #4 Darth, we should call that "repatriation" since we're sending them back to hell. |
| Posted by: Rob Crawford 2015-02-17 19:21 |
| #3 Ok. You won't be charged. You however will be deported. Out the back of a C-130 at 15,000 feet over the north atlantic. |
| Posted by: DarthVader 2015-02-17 18:33 |
| #2 NO. Now how about security cams in your mosques of hate and traitorous actions? |
| Posted by: Frank G 2015-02-17 18:07 |
| #1 "More autonomy" -- sharia courts enforced by the government. And notice that one of the guys on their side objected to the deportation of a clown that tipped off a suspect. |
| Posted by: Rob Crawford 2015-02-17 17:10 |