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Q Is the President aware of the Republicans on Capitol Hill that are calling for an investigation, saying that there have been Muslim spies planted as interns on Capitol Hill, and obviously they have not produced any proof of this, but this has been an issue that's gaining some traction on the Republican side --
MR. GIBBS: I have not heard the President talk about this, nor have I discussed it with him.
Q -- White House at all?
MR. GIBBS: I have not heard anybody here talking about it.
Thanks, guys.
Originally posted by whatukno
It seems to me like McCarthyism. Paranoia reaching the hill seeing the enemy at the gates when there is no evidence (as of yet) to.
With all that this country is going through the last thing we as a society need is our leaders acting paranoid. The divisions in our government are starting to rend the country asunder.
Originally posted by whatukno
It seems to me like McCarthyism. Paranoia reaching the hill seeing the enemy at the gates when there is no evidence (as of yet) to.
With all that this country is going through the last thing we as a society need is our leaders acting paranoid. The divisions in our government are starting to rend the country asunder.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is demanding that the Air Force Academy alter a panel of speakers slated for a terrorist symposium this week, saying it's an unbalanced presentation dominated by anti-Muslim speakers. But recently, and for at least the third time, federal prosecutors have called out CAIR as part of a covert Muslim Brotherhood effort in the United States. First, CAIR was named an unindicted co-conspirator in the Hamas-support trial of the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development (HLF). CAIR was listed among "entities who are and/or were members of the US Muslim Brotherhood's Palestine Committee." Then, when the group petitioned to remove its name from that list, prosecutors said such relief "will not prevent its conspiratorial involvement with HLF, and others affiliated with Hamas, from becoming a matter of public record."
Now, in a federal court filing from December, federal prosecutors have described CAIR as "having conspired with other affiliates of the Muslim Brotherhood to support terrorists." The government also stated that "proof that the conspirators used deception to conceal from the American public their connections to terrorists was introduced" in the Dallas Holy Land Foundation trial last year and the Chicago trial of the Hamas men in 2006.