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originally posted by: ElectricUniverse
a reply to: Gryphon66
Philip Haney has been exposing this since at least 2013. He has been on television on several occasions, he has sent letters to Congress, etc, etc. If he hadn't been and hadn't done what he said he did, the DHS, or FBI would have arrested him for impersonating a former federal officer.
The epic documentary of man against insect is the sixth volume of the Cotton Foundation Reference Series. Willard A. Dickerson, Anthony L. Brashear, James T. Brumley, Frank L. Carter, William J. Grefenstette and F. Aubrey Harris are editors. Philip B. Haney is the executive editor and publishing coordinator.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
P. B. Haney and W. J. Lewis are Entomologists, USDA,
ARS, IBPMRL, Coastal Plain Experiment Station, Tifton.
W. R. Lambert is Entomologist, UGA Extension, Athens
"We who work for CBP are dedicated to protecting our country and our way of life," stated Donald Conroy, port director for the Port of Detroit Metropolitan Airport. "This protection includes our citizens, economy and country from all threats."
Officials we interviewed throughout DHS singled out the skills of the more experienced targeting specialists at the NTC-P, and the screening software used by CBP—ATS-P—as the most sophisticated analysis resources currently available in DHS. NTC-P managers said they could rebuild the NTC-P ATT link and data analysis capabilities with a staff of 230 officers. We consider this a reasonable investment in the ability of DHS to “connect the dots” in terrorism and criminal cases.
originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: Gryphon66
Many agencies keep key employees and agents in "cover" positions.
S.O.P.
originally posted by: xuenchen
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: xuenchen
Xeunch ...
When did you know Mr. Haney ...
Don't recall saying I ever knew him.
desperate red herring.
When the name of the terrorist group that the San Bernardino extremists — Sayed Farook and Tashfeen Malif — were affiliated with became public, a retired Department of Homeland Security employee, whose work was shut down out of fear of offending Muslims, sat up straight in his chair.
“That’s my case,” he exclaimed, hearing al-Huda and Tablighi Jamaat — both movements a part of the Deobandi movement within Islam.
Trained as an entomologist, retired DHS employee Philip Haney used his skills of observation and attention to detail at the Customs and Border Protection agency to keep Americans safe from violent jihadists. Haney says it all comes down to “follow the trail, find the nest.”
But after more than six months of research and tracking; over 1,200 law enforcement actions and more than 300 terrorists identified; and a commendation for our efforts; DHS shut down the investigation at the request of the Department of State and DHS’ own Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Division. They claimed that since the Islamist groups in question were not Specially Designated Terrorist Organizations (SDTOs) tracking individuals related to these groups was a violation of the travelers’ civil liberties. These were almost exclusively foreign nationals: When were they granted the civil rights and liberties of American citizens?
Worse still, the administration then went back and erased the dots we were diligently connecting. Even as DHS closed my investigation, I knew that data I was looking at could prove significant to future counterterror efforts and tried to prevent the information from being lost to law enforcement. In 2013, I met with the DHS Inspector General in coordination with several members of Congress to attempt to warn the American people’s elected representatives about the threat.
In retaliation, DHS and the Department of Justice subjected me to a series of investigations and adverse actions, including one by that same Inspector General. None of them showed any wrongdoing; they seemed aimed at stopping me from blowing the whistle on this problem. Earlier this year, I was finally able to honorably retire from government and I’m now taking my story to the American people as a warning.
originally posted by: WeAreAWAKE
a reply to: Asktheanimals
Unless I read the article wrong...the whistle-blower claimed the Boston attack might have been prevented. So where are our representatives, the supreme court and the lawyers. Oh yeah. They don't do that anymore.
However, he says government civil rights officials destroyed the information he collected over fears he was unfairly profiling Muslims, investigated him, and then stripped him of his security clearance.
originally posted by: Indigo5
I do know he has been shouting about this for a couple of years now and has written letters to congress..Seeing how eager the GOP dominated congress is to open investigations everytime the President passes gas, I have to assume that this repeated claim (and lone claim - no one else backing him up?)...is likely a bitter ex-dhs-employee looking for a spotlight.
originally posted by: WeAreAWAKE
Lets start with a link to the story: The Hill
Now...my understanding is that "The Hill" is a middle of the road company that doesn't lean left nor right. And here is a bit of an overview. Apparently president Obama has been ordering DHS to scrub records of terrorists and their links to terrorist groups. How about this quote:
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: ElectricUniverse
I will cede your point if Westboro Baptist Church speaks for all Christianity.
Does it? Yes or no? Simple answer.
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Meanwhile in the real world:
a reply to: ElectricUniverse
In April 2010, US President Barack Obama placed al-Awlaki on a list of people whom the US Central Intelligence Agency were authorized to kill because of terrorist activities.
The Telegraph
U.S. officials in different agencies have been divided over whether rhetoric used by preachers like Jebril, often couched in religious imagery or symbolism, violates U.S. law or is protected under free speech provisions of the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Reuters
Not to mention the fact that you list five people that you spuriously claim represents Islam.
I'll do the math for you: 5/1,300,000,000 = 0.000000000003 of Islam.
originally posted by: stevieray
I'll cede your point when Westboro is involved in violence and killing across the globe, every day.
Until then, you have no point whatsoever.