Atlas Shrugs
FBI Faces of Global Terrorism
Date: Sun, 14 July 2013 12:42:53 -0400 From: Pamela Geller
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You must have heard about this latest outrage. Last week in Seattle, the
FBI was running a terrorism awareness campaign, featuring bus ads depicting
photos of sixteen of the world's Most Wanted Terrorists. The Joint
Terrorism Task Force launched a publicity campaign for the U.S. Department of
State's Rewards for Justice (RFJ) program. RFJ offers up to $25 million for
information that helps stop terrorism.
Muslim groups and the politicians in their pockets actually got the reward
ad campaign removed. We must act now.
The RFJ program has been quite successful: through it, the State
Department's Bureau of Diplomatic Security has paid over $125 million to more
than
80 people who offered genuine information that led to jihadis being jailed
and prevented acts of jihad terror. This program was instrumental in leading
to the arrest of jihadist Ramzi Yousef, who is now in prison for his role
in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. This program saves lives.
It's hard to believe that this bothered anyone, but apparently it did. Jeff
Siddiqui, the founder of American Muslims of Puget Sound, has claimed that
Seattle-area Muslims called him, saying the Most Wanted Terrorists ad
campaign made them "concerned for their safety." He said the ad would be just
as bad if the government had posted an ad on buses with the faces of people
from a single ethnic group and the caption "the face of murders in the
United States."
Muslim groups wailed and dhimmi Congressman Jim McDermott (D-WA) did their
bidding. He wrote to the FBI demanding that they pull the campaign, which
he claimed was "offensive to Muslims and ethnic minorities" and encouraged
"racial and religious profiling."
McDermott claimed that the FBI's Most Wanted Terrorists list included
people of other races and "associations with other religions and causes." But,
he said, "their faces are missing from this campaign." He said that the ad
would "likely only serve to exacerbate the disturbing trend against Middle
Eastern, South Asian and Muslim Americans."
What trend? In reality, FBI statistics show that Jews are eight times more
likely to be targets of hate crimes than Muslims. And the ad was not
unfair: of the FBI's 32 Most Wanted Terrorists, only two are not Muslims.
So if he wanted the FBI to leave the Muslims off the Most Wanted Terrorists
ad, he'd first have to convince Muslims to stop committing terror attacks
in the name of Islam. But instead, McDermott and Siddiqui succeeded in
getting the FBI to remove the ads.
That’s right: the FBI caved to this Sharia demand (do not offend
Muslims). The FBI is putting Americans at risk by submitting to the outrageous
demands of Islamic supremacists. It is not the fault of the FBI that the
world's most dangerous terrorists are jihadists. That is the reality. You
cannot
avoid the consequences of avoiding reality. Capturing these mass murderers
is significantly more important than propping up the fictional narrative
of victimhood and the nonsensical hurt feelings. People are being
slaughtered every day in jihad attacks.
So we are going to have to do the FBI's job for them. We're taking it upon
ourselves to alert the public to the nature and magnitude of the terror
threat.
We’re going to run the same ad on Seattle buses. You are going to make
it happen.
Please help us stand against this politically correct madness, and call
the FBI back to what it should be doing: protecting Americans against threats
foreign and domestic. Donate via Paypal to [email protected]_
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