Deport these Islamists now! We do not need to be taking chances after Fort hood and December 25th

How many of these Islamists, Islamosympathizers with ties to radical Islam are still out there in the military? They do not really know or are not telling us. Either way, it is a chance we cannot take. Deport all of them and the first thing that the military should do is suspend all of them and make sure they have no contact with any other people serving in the military. do not teach let them teach anything, treat anyone and are investigated while under suspension without pay. Sound harsh? Too bad. Ask the family and friends of those who died at Fort Hood if the above measures are too harsh? Impeaching Obama and throwing out his racist, Islamosympathizing administration would also be wondeful move to better protect our country.

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Muslims in the U.S. Military: Get them out NOW


U.S. torn over whether some Islamists offer insight
or pose threat

By BROOKS EGERTON / The Dallas Morning News

After the worst military base massacre in U.S. history, officials acknowledged that they failed to "connect the dots" – the shooter had been corresponding with an imam tied to al-Qaeda and had condemned the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as a war against Islam.

But Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan wasn't the only one working on a Texas Army base the day of the shooting who had links to radical Islamists.

At Fort Bliss, an experienced military trainer was teaching soldiers about his Muslim faith. He, too, had denounced government counterterrorism efforts, and public records show he and some of his closest associates had ties to terrorism suspects.

But when The Dallas Morning News first inquired about the instructor, Louay Safi, military officials praised him. Only later did they say that Safi had been suspended from working on military bases pending a continuing criminal inquiry.

Louay Safi

The Safi affair reveals the deep divisions within the U.S. government over how to combat terrorism and over what constitutes moderate Islam.

Some believe insight into Islamist thinking can be gained only by engaging a wide range of people in North America's close-knit Muslim community, where leaders may well have ties to extremists – ties that do not necessarily signal alliances or support. Others argue that engagement should be limited or shunned to avoid legitimizing radicals or embarrassing the government.

Safi is a senior official of the Islamic Society of North America, the country's largest Muslim organization. ISNA has been consulted for years by Washington and is described as a partner in the fight against terrorism. In addition to serving as ISNA's communications director, Safi runs its program certifying Muslim chaplains for work in the U.S. military and prison system. He publicly denounces terrorism and advocates peace.

Safi was also named by government prosecutors as an unindicted co-conspirator in one terrorism case in 2005. His last two employers were implicated in other government terrorism investigations while he worked for them. He was never charged, nor included among the targets of those investigations.

But Safi has called the widespread raids on Muslim organizations after 9/11 "a campaign against Islam" – a term that 9/11 Commission director Philip Zelikow says is part of "the jihadi narrative."

Safi has also complained that Muslims are treated differently from Christians and Jews when they do wrong. They are unfairly identified by and questioned about their religion, he says, treatment that can lead to isolation and aggression.

Maybe this is because they Act or Behave differently from Christians and Jews? Who blows up planes and kills millions of people ot has committed 14,806 attacks of terror since 9/11?

"The extremist ideology responsible for violent outbursts is often rooted in the systematic demonization of marginalized groups," Safi said in an Internet posting after the Fort Hood shooting.

Some view Safi's rhetoric as incendiary.

Zuhdi Jasser is a Navy veteran who founded the American Islamic Forum for Democracy and has spoken publicly about the dangers of politicizing Islam. He said Safi's "separatist mindset of the world against Muslims" is the "mindset that created Hasan."

Safi would not answer most questions from The News. But in a brief interview, he said the legal assaults on him and his associates even as Washington sought their advice represented the government's divided approach to Islam.

"There are those who are prejudiced and would like to deny Muslims their rightful place in this country," Safi said, "and there are people who are more open-minded. It's as simple as that." Continue reading

Yes, and I am one of them. Just call me an Islamophobe and let's be done with it! What have they done to earn our trust? 1993 bombing of the Marine barracks in Lebanon, 9/11, Fort Hood, The Christmas Day near terrorist attack on flight 253. There are plenty more to list.

Hat tip: Act for America

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/news/texassouthwest/stories/DN-NUsafi_07pro.ART1.State.Edition2.4be96ce.html

More reading of interest:
 Somebody at Fort Hood Should Be Walking the Plank: Andrew McCarthy


Dhimmitude and stealth jihad at Fort Hood : Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch