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War On Terror: An American Muslim pressure group has come out strongly
against police profiling of young Muslim men behaving suspiciously at train
stations. But the group doesn't have our best interests at heart. 
The terror-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations, or CAIR, says two
New York officials' push for such targeted profiling on city subways is
offensive and ignorant.

"Terror comes in all shapes and sizes," insists Wissam Nasr, director of
CAIR's New York branch.

Never mind that eight young Muslim men bombed London's tube. Or that 19
young Muslim men attacked New York in 2001. Or that every suspect on the
FBI's list of most wanted terrorists is a Muslim man, with nearly half going
by the name Mohammed.

CAIR's national spokesman, Ibrahim Hooper, says police should ignore such
obvious terror traits and search riders at random, while paying close
attention only to people "sweating." Never mind that during New York's balmy
summer months, that would include folks who don't remotely fit the terrorist
profile.

CAIR should know better than anyone who does fit the terrorist profile.
Three of its own officials were recently convicted of terror-related crimes.
One even worked for Hooper. He's now in prison for conspiring to kill
Americans.

A lawsuit filed against CAIR by the family of former FBI official John P.
O'Neill, who was killed on 9-11, charges that the group, which evolved from
a known Hamas front, is "a key player in international terrorism."

Congress is investigating CAIR and has repeatedly invited its executive
director to deny the mounting terror charges under oath. But Nihad Awad, a
Palestinian American, refuses. If CAIR is not tied to terrorism, why not
clear the air at a televised hearing?

Tellingly, CAIR after 9-11 refused to single out al-Qaida or Osama bin Laden
for condemnation. After the London bombings, it endorsed an anti-terror
edict so broad it was meaningless -- and one that was loaded with
qualifiers.

Instead of condemning attacks against British or American or Israeli
non-Muslims, it hedged by denouncing "all acts of terrorism targeting
civilians" and "innocent lives" -- leaving non-Muslims to wonder if they
fall into those categories, knowing that jihadists don't necessarily
consider them innocent or civilian.

(The vaguely worded edict was written by Hooper pal Taha Jaber al-Alwani,
who happens to be an unindicted co-conspirator in the ongoing terror case
against Sami al-Arian, the alleged U.S. leader of Palestinian Islamic
Jihad.)

We wonder who and what CAIR, which calls itself a civil-rights defender, is
really protecting when it fights targeted profiling at train stations and
airports.

CAIR may talk a good patriotic and moderate game. But it has a secret agenda
to Islamize America.

Before 9-11, its founder and chairman, Omar Ahmad, also a Palestinian
American, told a Muslim audience: "Islam isn't in America to be equal to any
other faith, but to become dominant. The Quran should be the highest
authority in America, and Islam the only accepted religion on Earth."

Before coming to Washington, Hooper himself is on record stating: "I
wouldn't want to create the impression that I wouldn't like the government
of the United States to be Islamic."

Hooper is also on record claiming CAIR receives no "support from any
overseas group or government." But land records revealed in the book
"Infiltration: How Muslim Spies and Subversives Have Penetrated Washington"
put the lie to that claim.

It turns out that an anti-Israeli foundation run by the crown prince of
Dubai owns the very deed to CAIR's headquarters located almost in the shadow
of the U.S. Capitol. The foundation has held telethons to support families
of Palestinian suicide bombers.

Against these facts, it's hard to trust anything CAIR says regarding the
fight against terror. 
It's plain the group has ulterior motives. 
Politicians from Washington to New York should ignore its aggressive
lobbying against targeted profiling, a move that could save thousands of
constituents' lives. 
If anyone should be profiled, it's CAIR.






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