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We Have a Problem

Posted on: November 3rd, 2009

FrontPage Magazine   CAIR: We Have a Problem   Jamie Glazov   November 3, 2009   Frontpage Interview's guest today is Dave Gaubatz, the first U.S. civilian (1811) Federal Agent deployed to Iraq in 2003. He is the owner of DG Counter-terrorism Publishing [1]. He is currently conducting a 50 State Counter-terrorism Research Tour (CTRT). He is the co-author (with Paul Sperry) of the new book, Muslim Mafia: Inside the Secret Underworld that's Conspiring to Islamize America. [2] He can be contacted at davegaubatz@gmail.com [3].   FP: Dave Gaubatz, congratulations on your new book Muslim Mafia. Last time [4] you were here we discussed the charges CAIR is making against you and allowed you to answer the charges.   Today I would like to give you some time to provide more intelligence pertaining to the tactics and operational methods of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), specifically CAIR, from the documentation and discussions your researchers had with their leaders.   Gaubatz: Thanks Jamie.   It is very important that people understand that the MB is comprised of numerous non- profit Islamic organizations, and CAIR is just one. Our book clarifies the various organizations that are part of this terrorist enterprise, but ISNA, MSA, MAC, MSA, and MANA are just a few. In essence their leaders often rotate from one organization to another to confuse law enforcement. Several of these leaders are not even U.S. citizens.   CAIR uses intimidation, blackmail, extortion, and any method a person can imagine to target individuals who oppose or attempt to bring forth their acts of criminal and/or unethical behavior. People should think of the Muslim Brotherhood not simply as a mob of thugs, but as a mob of thugs who provide support to Islamic based terrorist groups who have murdered and continue to murder our troops in Iraq, Afghanistan, and committed the acts against our country on 11 Sept. 2001. Below is an example from one of the CAIR documents sent to a public school official. This is their first step before they begin more intimidating means:   "CAIR has resolved a number of similar acts of discrimination and defamation involving some of America's top corporations such as Nike, Solectron, the Los Angeles Times, JC Penney, Sears, Burger King, Office Max, Office Depot, Delta Air Lines, and many others. A sample of CAIR's work can be viewed at http://www.cair-net.org [5].   The Council on American-Islamic Relations is a national civil rights organization whose mission is to defend the religious rights of Muslims in America. CAIR will continue to monitor this situation very closely and take any appropriate action that it deems necessary. After reviewing our website, you will see that issues such as this are of a great concern to the American Muslim community and CAIR.   Sincerely, Joshua Salaam Manager, Civil Rights Department"   I have mentioned before but readers should ask NIKE Executives why they allow CAIR to use their logo on their merchandise.   FP: So CAIR likes to throw the names around of large corporations they have previously blackmailed into 'financial' submission?   Gaubatz: Yes. When innocent persons or small companies receive such letters from CAIR they routinely submit because they know these large corporations have an enormous amount of funding themselves and their own attorneys, yet they have often 'buckled' under the pressure from CAIR (supported by Saudi Arabia and many elected officials in America). Most people and small companies do not have these resources so they are easily influenced to agree to the CAIR threats regardless of truth.   FP: Dave, your book makes it more than apparent that CAIR has its footprints not only in our elected official's offices and law enforcement but also in our media. What can be done?   Gaubatz: The American people rely on the major host of Fox News to bring the truth to them. Right now they appear to be playing into the hands  ...[more]