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Not only what this video points out but also this:
Just days before three and a half years of relationship-building between Boston’s Muslim leaders and federal law enforcement were to result in a jointly-agreed-upon framework to be announced at the White House CVE Summit, Yusufi Vali made a surprise announcement. He told U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz that the ISBCC will be boycotting the Summit, denounced Obama’s Countering Violent Extremism program as an Islamophobic attempt by Obama to unfairly target all Muslims, and, in effect, largely scuttled the Boston part of Obama’s CVE initiative. This was reported by only one reporter from the Boston Globe, whose report was predictably slanted toward Vali’s position, and the story never gained traction. Most of America does not know that the Islamic partner in one of the three cities touted as models of cooperation rejected the president’s path.
Vali wrote:
I cannot sign on to this document due to the premise of “Countering Violent Extremism.” […] A far more appropriate premise to the framework acceptable to the Boston-Muslim community would have been “countering violence”. This term does not single out the American-Muslim community. […] It clearly appears that the CVE initiative is exclusively targeting the American-Muslim community. […] My team and I have never personally come across any individual in our congregation seriously considering any fanatical ideology.
Not a single reporter covering the Summit, or the related and concurrent Boston Marathon Bombing trial, informed the public of this stunning contradiction...
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Mosque says bombing suspects were 'occasional visitors,' never violent By Erin McClam, Staff Writer, NBC News A mosque outside Boston said Saturday that the two brothers suspected in the bombing of the Boston Marathon were “occasional...
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Islamic Society of Boston Mosque: Obama's Model for "Countering Violent Extremism"
Not only what this video points out but also this:
Just days before three and a half years of relationship-building between Boston’s Muslim leaders and federal law enforcement were to result in a jointly-agreed-upon framework to be announced at the White House CVE Summit, Yusufi Vali made a surprise announcement. He told U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz that the ISBCC will be boycotting the Summit, denounced Obama’s Countering Violent Extremism program as an Islamophobic attempt by Obama to unfairly target all Muslims, and, in effect, largely scuttled the Boston part of Obama’s CVE initiative. This was reported by only one reporter from the Boston Globe, whose report was predictably slanted toward Vali’s position, and the story never gained traction. Most of America does not know that the Islamic partner in one of the three cities touted as models of cooperation rejected the president’s path.
Vali wrote:
I cannot sign on to this document due to the premise of “Countering Violent Extremism.” […] A far more appropriate premise to the framework acceptable to the Boston-Muslim community would have been “countering violence”. This term does not single out the American-Muslim community. […] It clearly appears that the CVE initiative is exclusively targeting the American-Muslim community. […] My team and I have never personally come across any individual in our congregation seriously considering any fanatical ideology.
Not a single reporter covering the Summit, or the related and concurrent Boston Marathon Bombing trial, informed the public of this stunning contradiction...
- Washington Post: Obama Says He Supports Ahmed Mohamed, But His Policies Don’t
Epa? Are you starting to understand? From the Washington Post: What happened to Ahmed Mohamed could happen to any American Muslim. On Monday, the 14-year-old was surrounded by five uniformed police officers, handcuffed and sent to a detention center...
- Leading From Waaaay Behind...
Politico: White House sets delayed anti-extremism summit In the wake of the terrorist attacks in Paris last week, the White House has scheduled an anti-extremism conference that was originally set for last October but was postponed without explanation....
- Fbi Ignored Warnings About Radical Mosque Boston Bombers Attended
Could the FBI be more clueless? Federal Bureau of Investigation officials ignored warnings about the radical origins and nature of the mosque frequented by the Tsarnaev brothers for years before this April’s deadly Boston Marathon bombings. Outgoing...
- U.s. Muslim Leaders Pushing For Fbi To Reduce Its Anti-jihad Role
This is a poster the Muslim group CAIR actually ran on it's websitePolitically influential Muslim activists are pushing to reduce the FBI’s role in countering Islamic terrorism and are seeking greater federal reliance on hard-line...
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Mosque says bombing suspects were 'occasional visitors,' never violent By Erin McClam, Staff Writer, NBC News A mosque outside Boston said Saturday that the two brothers suspected in the bombing of the Boston Marathon were “occasional...