Posted on 12/18/2015 4:55:29 PM PST by Texas Fossil
In the immediate aftermath of the San Bernardino terrorist attack, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) sought to support and assist the families of the terrorist Syed Farook â before the FBI had even uttered the word "terrorism".
As my colleague Joel Pollak writes at Breitbart California, the organisation, which claims it is tasked with improving relations between America and its Muslim communities took the pre-emptive step of representing Mr. Farook's family, in what Pollak describes as a terrorist family's "death benefit".
CAIR's assistance and public representation of Syed Farook's family, in my opinion, closely resembles the Palestinian Authority's (PA) behaviour of rewarding imprisoned terrorists, or, in cases where they've died during an attack, their families.
They've used U.S. and UK foreign aid for these "salaries", paid during incarceration, or, in the case of the families, for the foreseeable future.
Pollak notes:
"CAIR issued a press release drawing attention to its role, almost as if legal assistance were a kind of death benefit offered to would-be terrorists, ensuring their children's welfare.
"CAIR's actions do not meet the legal definition of "accessory after the fact." But helping terrorists' families, and broadcasting their political message-common practices of regimes that support terror, like the Palestinian Authority-is an odd way to carry out CAIR's mission of improving "American-Islamic relations." If anything, CAIR's actions are calculated to inflame those relations."
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
Ok then. Now I am not surprised.
If you'd like to be on or off, please FR mail me.
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Resembles, yes, it does. Sadaam's policies too. Terrorists need to know their families will be taken care of.
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