NOTE: When you Share, please copy and paste this entire message so the reason for Sharing the link is included. Thank You so much for helping to get the word out! And this is more information as to why it is so critical that we get the word out regarding the determined drive by Islamists (Muslim Brotherhood, et al) the Islamization of America: Political Correctness Pop Quiz from ACT! for America: Why Does Law Enforcement Need The Thin Blue Line Project? Here’s a “pop quiz” question: Why do law enforcement professionals need ACT! for America Education’s “Thin Blue Line Project?” What is the correct answer? A) Because there are Muslim Brotherhood operatives providing advice on terrorism to the Department of Homeland Security. B) Because the Obama administration is systematically purging all references to “jihad” and “radical Islam” from national counterterrorism training materials. C) Because a front organization for Hamas regularly tries to control who the speakers will be at counterterrorism training conferences. If you answered “all of the above” give yourself a high five. Last week we unveiled “The Thin Blue Line Project,” a free, password-protected online resource for active and retired law enforcement professionals that could well change the way America deals with terrorism. Please Share this post (please remember to copy and paste this ENTIRE message into your Share. Thank You) with everyone you know so the word is spread in social media. Because by working together to spread the news about this invaluable tool for law enforcement, the day will come when unvarnished truth will determine counterterrorism strategies and tactics, rather than political correctness. actforamericaeducation/welcome/ And check out the Tulsa World story below – what the Oklahoma affiliate of Hamas-connected CAIR is doing to prevent a legislative counterterrorism caucus from hearing the truth. ________________________________________ Oklahoma Islamic group says seminar speakers are anti-Muslim It wants CLEET to drop them from Fridays counterterrorism event. tulsaworld/news/government/oklahoma-islamic-group-says-seminar-speakers-are-anti-muslim/article_a3f209d9-14bb-54d2-9951-759adf2e8bcb.html By BARBARA HOBEROCK World Capitol Bureau OKLAHOMA CITY – The leader of an Oklahoma Islamic group said Monday that a law enforcement training council is being used to promote anti-Muslim speakers. Adam Soltani, executive director of the Oklahoma chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, asked that anti-Muslim speakers who are scheduled to speak Friday at the Legislative Counterterrorism Caucus-sponsored seminar in the House chamber be dropped. Attendees at the seminar can obtain seven hours of Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training credit, according to a news release from Rep. John Bennett, R-Sallisaw, chairman of the caucus. The seminar is titled Iran, Hezbollah and the Drug Cartels: Counterterrorism Considerations. The scheduled speakers include retired Lt. Gen. William G. Jerry Boykin; Frank Gaffney, president and founder of the Center for Security Policy think tank and a columnist at the Washington Times; and Clare M. Lopez, who works for Gaffney. Soltani said the speakers have obvious anti-Muslim biases. He sent a letter to CLEET asking that the speakers be dropped. CLEET Executive Director Steve Emmons said the training is not sponsored by his organization but confirmed that those in attendance can receive seven hours of credit toward the 25 training hours required each year for police officers. CLEET does not have the manpower to review the materials that are being offered, he said. Yes, we could turn them down, Emmons said. I dont know if any have been turned down off the top of my head. He said his organization is caught in the middle. We have no indication there is going to be anything anti-Muslim based on anything other than what CAIR said, Emmons said. Bennett did not return telephone calls seeking comment. It is definitely concerning and a little shocking that anyone can offer training on any subject whether they are credible or not, Soltani said. Such an important subject shouldnt be a propaganda tool for anti-Muslim extremists, he added. Our states law enforcement personnel should be trained by credible and objective subject-matter experts, not extremists with an Islamphobic agenda to promote, Soltani said. Rep. Mike Ritze, R-Broken Arrow, a member of the Counterterrorism Caucus, said, I dont know whether any of those people are anti-Muslim, adding that he was not aware of the allegations made by CAIR. Rep. Lewis Moore, R-Arcadia, a member of the Counterterrorism Caucus, said the speakers are well-qualified to speak on the subject, adding that Muslim-friendly groups are influencing the federal government at the highest level.
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