Posted on 06/08/2002 12:05:09 AM PDT by LarryLied
More than 500 representatives of federal, state and local law enforcement agencies were briefed on extremist and terrorist threats during a daylong conference co-sponsored by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The May 31 program, held at the FBI Academy in Quantico, VA, was an outgrowth of ADL's longtime involvement in providing information and training to law enforcement on threats posed by extremists. The conference, "Extremist and Terrorist Threats: Protecting America After 9/11" included presentations from ADL, FBI and other nationally recognized experts on extremist groups, investigative techniques, counterterrorism strategies, domestic security and threat assessment.
"Now more than ever, law enforcement must have the resources and know-how to prevent future acts of terrorism," said Abraham H. Foxman, ADL National Director. "In order to assess threats against the United States, law enforcement must have credible information about domestic and foreign extremists whose rhetoric promotes violence. Through our network of regional offices and our experts in the field, ADL is uniquely suited to aid in the war against terrorism. This conference was an opportunity for law enforcement and extremism watchdogs to compare notes and forge alliances."
The conference brought together representatives of federal, state and local law enforcement from every region of the U.S., and included participants in the FBI National Academy, ADL regional directors, area counsels and investigative researchers.
The program featured opening remarks from Mr. Foxman and Dr. Kathleen L. McChesney, the FBI's Executive Assistant Director for Law Enforcement Services. The plenary session, "Right and Left, Domestic and Foreign: An Overview of Extremist and Terrorist Movements and Groups," featured presentations from Dr. Bruce Hoffman, Director of the Washington office of The Rand Corporation; Greg Comcowich, Intelligence Research Specialist in the FBI's Counterterrorism Division; and Mark Pitcavage, ADL Director of Fact Finding.
James T. Caruso, the FBI's Deputy Executive Assistant Director for Counterterrorism and Counterintelligence, delivered the keynote address.
Five concurrent workshops focused on Threat Assessment on the State and Local Level; Strategies for Police-Community Cooperation to Combat Extremism and Terrorism; The Changing Role of Law Enforcement: Policy, People and Technology; Inside the Minds of Terrorists and Extremists; and New Partnerships: Law Enforcement, the Military and Non-Governmental Organizations. Among the presenters were police chiefs from Arlington, VA, Irvine, CA, and Spokane, WA; and officials from the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command; the U.S. Army War College, the International Association of Chiefs of Police, and ADL and FBI professionals.
David Friedman, Director of ADL's Washington, D.C. Regional Office, and Louis Quijas, Assistant Director for the FBI's Office of Law Enforcement Coordination, delivered closing remarks.
EDITORS NOTE: Additional information on extremist groups and ideologies, and the League's partnerships with law enforcement agencies across the country, is available at ADL's online Law Enforcement Agency Resource Network, at www.adl.org/LEARN.
The Anti-Defamation League, founded in 1913, is the world's leading organization fighting anti-Semitism through programs and services that counteract hatred, prejudice and bigotry.
Solid work Lar, solid work. Heard our pal James (love him dont ya, minister of propaganda, you can work for him) checked in this am. Keep bashing on the Wiesenthal Center. Use that Utah stuff. You and I know it was 99 news, they realized their mistake, and fixed it in 2 weeks, but keep it up. Freepers are stupid, and we need the Jewish vote. Make them think Republicans are all like you. They love Jews, they love Israel. Yap about the hate sites. No one reading your posts will know who is listed (noticed you passed on the many opportunities that Jackson guy gave you to point out the errors, but good news the 2001 list is off the web and 2002 isnt up yet. I know it hit some of your friends. Smart move Lar. Go for it Lar.) And I love that Fidel touch, the way you used the tourist photos in old threads (ignore that Jackson guy, hes too lazy to repost the stuff, and no one will believe him anyway). Love you Lar, you are better than those Commie propagandists (Jew, I guess) you bitch about. Love and kisses from Tipper. Jim too. Theres a corner of the Gore library waiting for you, just keep suppressing the vote. Remember, lots of lurkers on that vast right wing conspiracy place. Fine work. God bless.
|
Yes. Jews work there. Like FR, Jews post here. Don't try to trick me DennisW, you know about the conspiracy.
The Oprah Show is Jewish too, along with Jerry Springer and the Mickey Mouse Club.
The Simon Wiesenthal Center is political. The center refuses to condemn their comrade Fidel Castro. But they have plenty of time to go after Catholics and gun groups.
BAWAHAHHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!
Check under your bed tonight Lar .......... BOO!
YES. Not only BOO, but also BABY BOO (she had a Jewish Grandparent, Nuremberg laws and all that you know)
I say, let the CC or CL do the same, but have them prefix their intros with "the ADL has opened the door for allowing potential target groups to bring their concerns to the FBI. We commend their initial actions, and are following in their footsteps." (Or something like that.) What could the ADL then say? "You can't do that?" I don't think so. What's good for the goose...
You are correct. But because the FBI is prohibited from "profiling", they leave it to, and ally with, others.
Like the Sons of Liberty, Dr. Warren, and Gen Gages wife (OK FR historians, flame me). Not the way things should be done.
The ADL has gone after Jewish lefties. Got to keep all the troops in line.
No, you get tyranny.
The ADL has gone after Jewish lefties. Got to keep all the troops in line.
Is that so? Got any examples? You are blowing smoke.
You're the lawdog (I have three wonderful retrievers, curly and flat, unlawful critters), so I get to say F the "ruling elite" and the "lawful tyranny" that justifies, an "elite".
God bless the Republic.
God Bless the Republic anyway.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.