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Posted on 01/28/2010 2:12:15 PM PST by ColdOne
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano met with Muslim and Arab leaders on Thursday to discuss how to share more information with faith-based groups.
The department did not specify which leaders she met with or what groups they represent. The meeting included leaders from South Asian and Sikh communities as well.
They discussed how to use the Secure Community Network, a model intended to share information among community-based groups to “improve overall awareness in a crisis situation,” according to a readout from the department.
Here’s the full statement:
“Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano today met with leaders from Muslim, Sikh, South Asian and Arab communities—key partners in homeland security that contribute to many different parts of American life and exemplify the diversity that is a hallmark of our country—to discuss ways the Department can increase engagement, dialogue and coordination, and enhance information sharing between DHS and faith- and community-based groups.
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Homeland Security is going to share information? And the terrorist that H3ll let back into the country is unaware of this?
Oh what a great idea! Get ideas from our enemies on how we can be safe from them. What a doofus Incompetano is.
Related:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2439499/posts
Now Rep. Chris Carney (D.-Pa.) knows.
That stupid, fat dyke is going to cost many more american lives before she is through.
Why should Homeland Security "share" any security information with "faith-based groups"?
If the KKK were alligned with a church, would they work with the church to say "you know, some of your members MAY be engaging in acts of domestic terrorism and violence..."? Or would they continue surveilance and then take down all parties involved, no warning?
I wanted to put ( found her!) in the title but thought agaisn’t it
Democrat Congressman on No-Show Cabinet Official: ‘Where the Hell is Secretary Napolitano?’
Secure Community Network (SCN) was established in response to a heightened security concern among national Jewish leadership as a central address to serve and advise the American Jewish community concerning matters of communal safety, security and preparedness.
Pioneering in scope, the mandate of SCN is sweeping: the institutionalizing of a culture of security awareness and preparedness into the consciousness and operations of the American Jewish community.
Today, SCN has become a trusted partner and advisor for the Jewish community and law enforcement agencies across the country. Establishing and enabling a culture of security and preparedness, SCN provides countless consultations, training sessions, distributes important, timely, and credible communications, and assists communities and organizations in creating more secure environments for their constituents.
So, if I understand this correctly, Napolitano wants Arab and Muslim groups to be protected against who? White, right wing extremists? Gulf War veterans? What the hell is this all about?
Exactly what information does Mrs Benedict Arnold intend to share with our enemies?????
She is dumber than all the rocks on my acreage.
Sheesh. Forget Napolitano, Rahm looks like he is absolutely in love!
They were more important than meeting with congress. Not the best way to keep ones job. All those scared dems know the people want heads so they too will be asking for hers on a plater.
A nine-page document was sent to police and sheriff’s departments across the United States on April 7 under the headline, “Rightwing Extremism: Current Economic and Political Climate Fueling Resurgence in Radicalization and Recruitment.”
Well, at least the Muslims are peaceful.
Exactly what came to mind when I posted #13.
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