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Old 07-06-2012, 08:45 PM
 
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THE RADICALIZATION OF MUSLIM-AMERICANS: THE COMMITTEE ON HOMELAND SECURITY’S INVESTIGATION OF THE CONTINUING THREAT

12 Findings

Finding #1: The Radicalization of Muslim-Americans Constitutes a Real and Serious Homeland Security Threat

Finding #2: There is Not Enough Muslim-American Community Cooperation with Law Enforcement

Finding #3: There is a Need to Confront the Islamist Ideology Driving Radicalization

Finding #4: The Radicalization of Prison Inmates to an Extremist Form of Islam is a Significant Problem, which Can Often Manifest Once Radicalized Prisoners Are Released

Finding #5: The Radicalization of Prison Inmates is Often Precipitated By the Presence of Radical Clergy or Extremist Materials Within the Prison

Finding #6: There are Direct Ties Between Al-Shabaab and Al Qaeda and its Affiliates, and Al-Shabaab Recruits are Often Indoctrinated into Al Qaeda’s Ideology and Network

Finding #7: More Than 40 Muslim-Americans Radicalized and Recruited By Al-Shabaab May Pose a Direct Threat to the National Security of the United States and its Allies

Finding #8: The Committee’s Hearings on the Radicalization of Muslim-Americans Have Empowered Muslims to Effectively Address this Issue.

Finding #9: The Terrorist Threat to Military Communities is Severe and on the Rise

Finding #10: The “Insider” Threat to Military Communities is a Significant and Potentially Devastating Development

Finding #11: Political Correctness Continues to Stifle the Military’s Ability to Effectively Understand and Counter the Threat

Finding #12: The Administration Chose Political Correctness Over Accurately Labeling and Identifying Certain Terrorist Attacks Appropriately, Thereby Denying Purple Hearts Medals to Killed and Wounded Troops in Domestic Terror Attacks



Here is a statement in the report...

…Homeland Security, government, media and our general population are only focused on that final step when the jihadists seek violence against our homeland. But we will all be chasing our tails for centuries if that remains your focus. I implore you to walk it back and treat the problem at its root, at its jugular — the supremacism of political Islam.

…Our nation’s attempts at counter-radicalization have proven so far ineffective because it has lacked a strategy and a forward ideology into Muslim communities. We have been so fixated on preventing the next attack that we have neglected to develop the tools necessary to defeat the ideology that drives the attack. It is malpractice for us to believe that by eschewing violence we solve the problem.


I am in full agreement. But the argument will be freedom of speech, religion, etc. Someone in a position of authority needs to stand up and take this on.
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