It looks like Muslim Brotherhood groups in America such as CAIR and ISNA are winning the propaganda war bringing Radical Islam into a protective mode in the U.S. government. ACT for America revealed this about the FBI. NOW! ACT is revealing our nation’s military via the Pentagon is also preparing to water down counterterrorism language to not include terms referencing Radical Islam and terrorism.
JRH 5/1/12
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Now Pentagon reviewing training materials
Pentagon now saying it will review training materials
Sent by ACT for America
Sent: 5/1/2012 11:45 AM
First it was the FBI, now the Pentagon. See the CNN report below. While there may exist unnecessary and even “offensive” statements in these training materials, it appears that this is being used as a pretext to strip out ANY and ALL references to radical Islam in counterterrorism materials. Such a purge reflects the track record of the Obama administration and is cause for serious concern. What’s more, the actions of groups like ISNA and CAIR make it clear they consider ANY reference to radical Islam in counterterrorism materials to be offensive.
We only have a few more days to gather names for our very important open letter to Congress opposing watering down FBI counterterrorism training materials. Congressional hearings will be taking place very soon.
The more names we get, the better chance we have of getting the letter inserted in the congressional record.
So if you haven’t yet added your name, help us surpass 20,000 names by adding your name today!
The more names we get, the better chance we have of getting the letter inserted in the congressional record.
So if you haven’t yet added your name, help us surpass 20,000 names by adding your name today!
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Military reviewing training material to remove anti-Islamic content
http://security.blogs.cnn.com/2012/04/25/military-reviewing-training-material-to-remove-anti-islamic-content/
By Chris Lawrence
http://security.blogs.cnn.com/2012/04/25/military-reviewing-training-material-to-remove-anti-islamic-content/
By Chris Lawrence
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs has ordered the entire U.S. military to remove all anti-Islamic content from its training materials.
Gen. Martin Dempsey sent a letter to the directors of military education institutions, combatant commanders and the heads of all branches of service instructing them to review all relevant training materials to make sure it does not have anti-Islamic content.
The order was precipitated by an elective course called "Perspectives on Islam and Islamic Radicalism," offered at the Joint Forces Staff College in Norfolk, Virginia.
Wired's Danger Room blog was first to report the Dempsey order.
"A student who finished the course last month brought this to his attention, that some materials in that course were inflammatory," Pentagon spokesman Capt. John Kirby said. The material included a statement that Kirby described as "the United States is at war with Islam, and that was presented as an assertion. We are at war with terrorism, specifically al Qaeda ... so that's one example."
"I am concerned that acadmeic institutions within the DoD may be presenting material, both by DoD instructors and guest lecturers, which goes well beyond merely presenting alternative intellectual viewpoints on radicalism to advocating ideas, beliefs and actions that are contrary to our national policy, inconsistent with values of our profession, and disrespectful of the Islamic religion," Dempsey wrote in a the memo.
Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama have repeatedly said that the United States is not at war with Islam.
The 30-day inquiry will try to determine how the material got into the course, and how many U.S. military officers received training using that material. The course has been taught since 2004, but its curriculum was revised in the middle of 2011.
Kirby estimates that "hundreds" of mid-level officers have taken the course, primarily commanders and lieutenant colonels from all four branches of service.
"What we don't know is when this inflammatory language was inserted in the course," Kirby said. But he added that the assumption is it has not been there from the beginning.
"Our concern is that there are some unprofessional things being taught to students in a military curriculum," a defense official explained.
The course at the Joint Forces Staff College has been suspended, and Dempsey has ordered the military chiefs to scour their own training materials to ensure no anti-Islamic content is being taught in other institutions.
Kirby said Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is "aware of the order, and shares Gen. Dempsey's deep concern. He completely endorses the general's decision to review training materials across the board and do a complete scrub."
Gen. Martin Dempsey sent a letter to the directors of military education institutions, combatant commanders and the heads of all branches of service instructing them to review all relevant training materials to make sure it does not have anti-Islamic content.
The order was precipitated by an elective course called "Perspectives on Islam and Islamic Radicalism," offered at the Joint Forces Staff College in Norfolk, Virginia.
Wired's Danger Room blog was first to report the Dempsey order.
"A student who finished the course last month brought this to his attention, that some materials in that course were inflammatory," Pentagon spokesman Capt. John Kirby said. The material included a statement that Kirby described as "the United States is at war with Islam, and that was presented as an assertion. We are at war with terrorism, specifically al Qaeda ... so that's one example."
"I am concerned that acadmeic institutions within the DoD may be presenting material, both by DoD instructors and guest lecturers, which goes well beyond merely presenting alternative intellectual viewpoints on radicalism to advocating ideas, beliefs and actions that are contrary to our national policy, inconsistent with values of our profession, and disrespectful of the Islamic religion," Dempsey wrote in a the memo.
Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama have repeatedly said that the United States is not at war with Islam.
The 30-day inquiry will try to determine how the material got into the course, and how many U.S. military officers received training using that material. The course has been taught since 2004, but its curriculum was revised in the middle of 2011.
Kirby estimates that "hundreds" of mid-level officers have taken the course, primarily commanders and lieutenant colonels from all four branches of service.
"What we don't know is when this inflammatory language was inserted in the course," Kirby said. But he added that the assumption is it has not been there from the beginning.
"Our concern is that there are some unprofessional things being taught to students in a military curriculum," a defense official explained.
The course at the Joint Forces Staff College has been suspended, and Dempsey has ordered the military chiefs to scour their own training materials to ensure no anti-Islamic content is being taught in other institutions.
Kirby said Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is "aware of the order, and shares Gen. Dempsey's deep concern. He completely endorses the general's decision to review training materials across the board and do a complete scrub."
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