House GOP to Promote Muslim Brotherhood, Gun Control Agenda this Week

Conservative Review ^ | July 05, 2016

[KeyLargo]

House GOP to Promote Muslim Brotherhood, Gun Control Agenda this Week

Daniel Horowitz | July 05, 2016

In case you thought congressional Republicans would be infused with a fresh sense of constitutionalism, patriotism, and moral clarity on the heels of this Independence Day weekend, think again. House Republicans will continue their dyslexic response to Orlando by validating the Left’s entire premise regarding homeland security and guns.

Last week, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas (A, 97%) conducted a hearing which revealed that the Department of Homeland Security, at the behest of Muslim Brotherhood organizations, is deleting critical counter-terrorism research that would have connected many Muslim Brotherhood leaders to global Islamic terror networks and could have prevented some of the recent attacks. When Cruz asked Jeh Johnson, Secretary of Homeland Security, about this at a subsequent hearing, the lead homeland security officer vehemently denied having any knowledge of the cover-up and adamantly declined to investigate it.

A sane Republican Party would immediately pursue this issue, and the failure to do so belies our failed homeland security policy. Instead, Republicans plan to pass an “anti-terror package,” which actually validates the very Muslim Brotherhood agenda endangering our homeland. The House will vote on H.R. 5611, which would grow the fledgling department even more by creating the Office for Partnerships to Prevent Terrorism to engage the Muslim community in pursuit of counter-terrorism strategies. This bill mirrors Rep. Michael McCaul’s R, Texas (D, 60%) “Countering Violent Extremism” bill which passed the House Committee on Homeland Security last year and appoints a new assistant secretary that will be unaccountable to Congress. The bill tasks the Civil Rights and Civil Liberties office of DHS, which serves as ground zero for Muslim Brotherhood influence on this administration, with dispensing the grant funds.

[KeyLargo]

"The legislation also uses inaccurate liberal talking points with regards to the nature of the Islamic threat and lone wolf attacks. "

[Paladin2]

I’m so sick of Ryno’s strategery, He’s a traitor.

[KC_Lion]

Brotherhood Ping!

[WENDLE]

Screw the republicrats. We are coming to wipe you out politically. Find a real job!! NO MORE PARTY MONEY !!

[LucyT]

[Fungi]

Lyin’ Ryan must be Cantorized. http://www.paulnehlen.com/
Give Nehlen a few bucks and send a note to Lyin’ Ryan telling Ryan of your donation to Nehlen. Incumbents hate that, puts the fear of God in ‘em.

[Retain Mike]

Concerning the Muslim Brotherhood, even if you do not have a degree in rocket science you could just go to Wikipedia to figure this out. Here is the letter I send annually remind us of what a great president Carter was.

From: Retain Mike
Sent: Sunday, March 27, 2016 9:33 PM
To: yourletters@washingtontimes.com
Subject: Egypt and Israel Peace Treaty

We recognize March 26 as the anniversary of peace between Egypt and Israel, and concurrently applaud Jimmy Carter's 2002 Nobel Peace Prize. Nevertheless, we should remember the truly worthy recipient was Anwar Sadat. Through three wars Arab leaders had used Egyptian blood as vicarious satisfaction for the hatred of Israeli Jews which had invigorated their despotic regimes. By conclusion of the 1973 war, Sadat was certain Egypt's price for Arab victory would not only include countless military deaths, but also destruction of the Aswan Dam with 100,000’s of Egyptian flood victims and catastrophic infrastructure damage.

Sadat brought an end to this warring cycle, and looming national catastrophe with his historic trip to Jerusalem on November 7, 1977, which began a process he formalized by signing the Camp David Accords the following September, and the peace treaty of 1979. For his extraordinary statesmanship, the Arab League suspended Egyptian membership. Two years later Sadat was assassinated by an amalgam of Islamic radicals including Ayman al-Zawahiri who came from the Muslim Brotherhood and became the leader of al-Qaeda.

In comparison, Begin risked little politically, and Carter just served milk and cookies notwithstanding the plaudits from the Nobel committee.

The Nobel Peace Prize 1978 Anwar al-Sadat, Menachem Begin
http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/1978/press.html

The Nobel Peace Prize for 2002
http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/2002/press.html

Ayman al-Zawahiri
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayman_al-Zawahiri

Anwar Sadat
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anwar_Sadat

[KeyLargo]

“Immediately following the Orlando attack, I listed eight ways Republicans can go on offense. Sadly, they’ve chosen to go on offense for Democrats. In addition to expanding DHS offices that Obama will stock with Muslim Brotherhood sympathizers, the bill contains a provision expanding the power of the Attorney General to deny gun purchases to those listed on random terror watch lists. Although this provision is not nearly as sweeping as the Democratic proposal, the entire premise of focusing on this non-sequitur is offensive. It’s preposterous to focus on lists that never net potential terrorists while there are known individuals or groups affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood who are given security clearances in our homeland security agencies. Also, the minute Republicans pass this bill, the Obama administration could expand the watch list to include anyone, perhaps even political enemies. “

[dp0622]

It’s Trump or it’s CWII or it’s camps for many of us in 10 years.

[angelsonmyside]

bump

[thinden]

BBB

[KeyLargo]

"it’s camps for many of us in 10 years."

Why so long?

[blueplum]

Ryan is endorsing the Muslim Brotherhood?

every red-blooded American knows the MB is a racist, terrorist organization hellbent on the destruction of Israel

And he’s complaining about a freaking star?

[uncitizen]

Gawd! He looks like such a pathetic loser.

[Whenifhow]

There must be a rush to complete the items on the list - for conquest.
From article (bears repeating):

The House will vote on H.R. 5611, which would grow the fledgling department even more by creating the Office for Partnerships to Prevent Terrorism to engage the Muslim community in pursuit of counter-terrorism strategies.

This bill mirrors Rep. Michael McCaul’s R, Texas (D, 60%) “Countering Violent Extremism” bill which passed the House Committee on Homeland Security last year and appoints a new assistant secretary that will be unaccountable to Congress. The bill tasks the Civil Rights and Civil Liberties office of DHS, which serves as ground zero for Muslim Brotherhood influence on this administration, with dispensing the grant funds.

[Ray76]

Just remember: it’s Republicans. Never forget!

[KeyLargo]

CNN

Set for Tuesday, July 12 at 9 p.m. ET in New York, Rep. Ryan will take questions from Jake Tapper and audience members about the state of the Republican Party, the House GOP agenda and his strategy to hold the chamber after the November elections.

[SubMareener]

http://www.paulnehlen.com/

Get the right “Paul” for the job!

[sport]

It will be a hell of a lot sooner than 10 years, My Friend. If Hillary makes it to the White House, the roundups will begin no later than March 2017. Hillary goes after her enemies and when she is in position to, she goes after them quick. If you don’t believe it , ask Billy Dale.

[Nextrush]

I plan to vote for Trump but the rest are mostly (95 percent or more) not worth voting for in the “Republican” column.

I hope some sort of principled non-violent civil disobedience develops or a sober sane third party of something better than the losers of the Republican Party.

Violence should not be on the agenda, but I admit it may develop anyway and that would be a sad moment.

God help us all to find peace and serenity to sanely and soberly stand for constitutional principles and the sovereignty of our nation.