VIDEO: CAIR LEADER LIES ON O'REILLY

Nihad Awad, Executive Director of the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) appeared on Bill O'Reilly's show on August 3rd and had the unmitigated gall to say that there are no links between Islam and 9/11. Awad is clearly attempting to put distance between his group and the extremists. The truth is that aside from means, there is no difference in the desired ends. Awad's group was an unindicted co-conspirator in the largest terrorism funding trial in our history.

Video via Breitbart:



Even former counter-terrorism advisor, Richard Clarke understood the linkages between the Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas, al Qaeda, and by extension, CAIR - a group with proven ties to Hamas.

As I wrote over at Big Peace, CAIR is part of the Muslim Brotherhood, which desires the destruction of western civilization:

Instead of declaring war on terror in the days after 9/11, it should have been declared on the Muslim Brotherhood – the umbrella under which al Qaeda resides. Even the term “terror” has become taboo when attempting to identify an enemy our military should engage. Proper identification would have put the onus on groups like CAIR to prove they were not affiliated with America’s enemies, instead of on Americans to prove they themselves were not racists; Islam isn’t even a race but let’s not quibble.

Such a declaration would not have been partisan, either. Richard Clarke notwithstanding, Democrat Senators Chuck Schumer of New York, Dick Durbin of Illinois, Barbara Boxer of California, and Dick Gephardt – formerly of Missouri – all seemed to understand this. Schumer, Durbin, and Boxer all vocalized the connection between CAIR and terrorist groups in 2003 while in 1999, Gephardt withdrew the nomination of Salam al-Mayarati to a terrorism commission because of connections to MPAC.

The one common denominator is the Muslim Brotherhood – the enemy we won’t identify.

Awad has also had very endearing things to say about Hamas, a group with the desired destruction of Israel in its charter.

I hope you read it all.