Posted on 12/09/2015 8:42:27 PM PST by Ray76
muslim brotherhood equals Obammas bu%^ buddies..
Did they not have a child? I thought it was Enrique who had the marriage in name only (MINO).
And they did a dam fine job of it. The only problem is that its become such a broken record.
I should think the Amurrican Public has a right to know that before they elect her principal to the highest orofice.
That was dumb. Unprofessional. If they wanted the crime scene to be trashed they should have at least strewn some fingerprint powder around. Someone will lose their head over that.
Islam has no organization greater than the mosque.
What about Enrique’s wife, who is the sister of the hag in the bag. Where was she when the lovebirds were getting their gun on?
Let’s extradite Obama to Egypt, problem solved.
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Great work!
The entire administration has been infiltrated with the help of B. Hussein Obama and Valerie Jarrett.
Obama secretly backing Muslim Brotherhood
Magid is 0bama’s sharia czar
Yep!
FBI investigators say they believe San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook had ties to one of four Riverside, California, men who were charged in 2012 with planning to join al Qaeda in Afghanistan, two U.S. law enforcement officials said on condition of anonymity Thursday.
The officials said Farook was in the social circle of Sohiel Kabir, who the FBI has said recruited and helped radicalize the other three men in the Riverside group.
Kabir, who was apprehended in Afghanistan in 2012, was sentenced this year to 25 years in prison for his role in the case.
FBI investigators who are probing the San Bernardino shooting are taking a new look at Kabir, the two officials said.
[Original story, published at 8:20 p.m. ET Wednesday]
The FBI says the husband-and-wife team behind the San Bernardino attacks had developed extremist views before they even met.
“They were actually radicalized before they started courting or dating each other online, and online as early as the end of 2013, they were talking to each other about jihad and martyrdom before they became engaged and then married and lived together in the United States,” FBI Director James Comey said at a Senate oversight hearing Wednesday.
“We also believe they were inspired by foreign terrorist organizations,” he added. “We’re working very hard to understand exactly their association and the source of their inspiration.”
Investigators are also looking at whether Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik had “other plans either for that date (last week) or earlier,” Comey said.
When asked by the Senate panel whether a terrorist operative or group arranged the couple’s marriage, Comey stated: “I don’t know the answer to that yet.”
When pressed whether such an arranged marriage would be a “game changer” in the FBI investigation, Comey added, “It would be very, very important thing to know.”
New details emerge on visa interview
If Malik had already radicalized years ago, how did she get the go-ahead to immigrate to the United States in 2014?
A senior State Department official told CNN on Wednesday that Malik was not asked about jihadist leanings when a U.S. consular official interviewed her in Pakistan for her fiancee visa application last year. That’s because no red flags were found in the Department of Homeland Security application that was submitted and checked before the interview, the official said.
The consular officer who did the interview reported that Malik was able to answer enough questions about Farook to prove that she knew him well and that they had a personal relationship, a main focus of the consular interview process, according to two senior State Department officials.
After the interview, Malik passed two other security database checks before her visa was adjudicated. Records show the visa was decided on the day after the interview: May 23, 2014. Malik came to the United States on July 27 of that year. According to California marriage records, she married Farook just one month later.
Past plot with former neighbor?
As federal authorities attempt to piece together the circumstances surrounding the San Bernardino attack, they’ve been questioning Enrique Marquez, a former neighbor and friend of Farook.
Marquez bought two AR-15s years ago that were among the weapons Farook and his wife used in the shooting. He’s also told investigators that he plotted another attack in California with Farook in 2012, U.S. officials said. The pair abruptly abandoned their plan, according to the account Marquez gave investigators, because they were spooked by unrelated FBI arrests of four people charged with attempting to travel abroad to carry out jihad.
Marquez has told investigators he didn’t know about the plans for the San Bernardino shooting attack. He has not been charged with a crime.
Officials caution that Marquez’s claim of a 2012 attack could turn out to be false and an attempt to deflect his role in helping buy weapons that Farook later used in the San Bernardino attack.
Combing online communications
Investigators are still trying to piece together profiles of the Farook and Malik, who killed 14 people at the Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino last week and died the same day in a gun battle with police. They’re also working to pinpoint whether anyone in the United States or abroad helped finance and shape the plot.
The FBI has found online communications between the two killers from late 2013, before they began dating, indicating the two discussing jihad, Comey said.
Investigators have found data on a tablet computer and other cell phones at the couple’s home. The FBI also has the benefits of data from U.S. intelligence agencies that collect foreign communications and from service providers for the accounts they used to communicate.
The final post on a Facebook page believed to be associated with Malik used the word “we” and pledged allegiance to ISIS, an indication, a U.S. official said, that it was a statement on behalf of both killers.
Investigators are working to determine whether the pair ever met or took orders from ISIS leaders, or if anyone outside the United States had a hand in or knew of their plans. Officials say it’s possible the husband and wife did everything, from becoming radicalized to planning and executing the attack, on their own.
http://wnep.com/2015/12/10/san-bernardino-shooting-farook-tied-to-jihadist-recruiter-officials-say/
The officials said Syed Rizwan Farook was linked to Sohiel Kabir -- a suspected domestic terror recruiter who attempted to send four California men to Afghanistan in 2012 to join al Qaeda.
Kabir was arrested, convicted and sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for the offenses. In the 2012 case, federal investigators looked at five men from Riverside, Calif., which is located about 15 miles southwest of San Bernardino.
Farook was not among those investigated at the time, KTLA-TV reported, but two U.S. law enforcement officials reportedly said that Farook knew Kabir.
It wasn't initially clear how Farook might have known Kabir, but the anonymous officials said the men were in the same "social circle."
Officials said Wednesday that Farook and an accomplice may have been plotting a different terror attack in 2012, but called it off as the result of the FBI's Riverside investigation.
Farook and his Pakistani wife, Tashfeen Malik, are accused of killing 14 people and wounding several more at the San Bernardino Inland Regional Center on Dec. 2 during a holiday party for employees. The pair were killed in a police shootout hours later following a high speed pursuit.
Investigators believe the couple were radicalized but they aren't yet certain whether they developed jihadist intentions on their own or were motivated by external militant forces.
Authorities also searched a lake near San Bernardino Thursday, where they may have been searching for a missing computer hard drive that belonged to the couple.
It remains unclear whether the couple were known to any law enforcement agency, but some have suggested that they should have been.
"You have to say it was an intelligence failure. You have to. Because it was," Rep. Matt Salmon, R-Az., said Thursday following a closed-door House briefing on the shooting.
Kabir was sentenced earlier this year to 25 years in prison
Kabir, a naturalized US citizen of Afghani descent, was arrested in 2012 for recruiting three men to go to Afghanistan to kill US troops
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