Jihad from the inside

Islam has but one goal; conquest of all lands and people within. Their strategy is multifaceted and nefarious, yet one thing is for sure: nothing will stop the spread of Islam, period.

From the mujaheddin on the battlefield to the Islamist "moderate" telling sweet lies in the ears of gullible Westerners, the war of survival will be won by the side who plans and executes their long-range plan to the utmost. So far, Islam has a lead of more than a few horses.

The White House and our own government has given carte blanche to Islamists and known jihadists for years, but this incident should be a wake-up call to all that all is not well in Camelot. Mohamed Elibiary, a member of the DHS advisory council was given access to sensitive state and local terrorism intelligence, at which point he tried shopping the data around to the media, in hopes of creating a "Islamophobia" scare. Those like Elibiary have the ear of the WH, unfortunately and are taken to be no threat, as they say all the right things and arouse no suspicion, at least to those who refuse to identify the ideology of Islam as a problem.

He is not alone, there are many others willing and able to usurp our freedoms and circumvent our civil rights by practicing the religion of Muhammad. As Muhammad said, "War is deceit"

From PJ Media October 26 by Patrick Poole

BREAKING: Homeland Security Adviser Allegedly Leaked Intel to Attack Rick Perry

Texas Department of Public Safety officials are asking questions following a report that Department of Homeland Security Advisory Council member Mohamed Elibiary may have been given access to a sensitive database of state and local intelligence reports, and then allegedly shopped some of those materials to a media outlet. He allegedly used the documents to claim the department was promoting “Islamophobia” — claims that the media outlet ultimately rejected. They declined to do the story.

Earlier today, I received confirmation from a left-leaning media outlet that Elibiary had recently approached them asking to do a story attacking Texas DPS:

Yes, he approached us and gave us some reports marked FOUO [For Official Use Only] that he said showed a pattern of Islamophobia at the department. He emphasized that some of the regional fusion centers were shut down a few years ago after the ACLU complained that they were targeting Muslim civil rights groups and said that this was being directed by [Texas Gov.] Rick Perry.

We looked at the reports and they weren’t as he had billed them to us. They seem to be pretty straightforward, nothing remotely resembling Islamophobia that we saw. I think he was hoping we would bite and not give it too much of a look in light of the other media outfits jumping on the Islamophobia bandwagon.

I asked if there was any sense of his possible motivation:

Oh, self-promotion definitely. It was clear up front that he wanted to be a quoted source in the story. We’ve used him as an unnamed source in previous stories. There’s nothing unusual or unseemly about that because officials do it all the time, but this was the first time he approached us with documents. Honestly, if they had been what he represented them as we would have probably run with the story. But we looked at them and saw this was a partisan hatchet job that could blow back on us so we passed on it.

In light of these allegations, I spoke today with Texas DPS Director Steve McCraw. He confirmed that Elibiary has access to the Homeland Security State and Local Intelligence Community of Interest (HS SLIC) database, which contains hundreds of thousands of intelligence reports and products that are intended for intelligence sharing between law enforcement agencies.

(Full disclosure: I gave a briefing in April 2010 to the TX DPS on historical terror incidents and terror connections to Texas. I’ve also been critical of Elibiary’s involvement with DHS considering his past extremist statements and activities.)

I asked Director McCraw if he knew whether Elibiary had access to TX DPS reports on the HS SLIC, to which he replied:

We know that he has accessed DPS documents and downloaded them.

McCraw stated that he will be requesting that DHS conduct an investigation to determine whether or not Elibiary improperly handled any sensitive intelligence products, and said that he will reserve judgment until an investigation is complete. He added:

If in fact this happened we will be extremely disappointed in him. We’ve worked with him and other groups to get their comments regarding a wide range of issue in order to be inclusive.

And this cooperation and inclusion has gotten you what, exactly?

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