MPAC commends police chiefs

Visit our News page October 12, 2012 Police Chiefs bow to political correctness MPAC rejoices Throughout this year we have brought you examples of how law enforcement, military and intelligence entities have been surrendering to political correctness and pressure from Muslim Brotherhood connected organizations. The national strategic threat assessment purged all references to radical Islam. The FBI is purging its counterterrorism training materials of any reference to radical Islam. Lt. Col. Matthew Dooley was publicly reprimanded by Gen. Martin Dempsey after Muslim organizations complained about a class LTC Dooley was teaching at the Joint Forces Staff College. Below is an online release from MPAC (Muslim Public Affairs Council) commending the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) for passing a resolution pertaining to counterterrorism. MPAC is a Muslim Brotherhood connected organization. We agree with the IACP resolution that preventing “prejudice” and “discrimination” in counterterrorism practices is a worthy goal. But note this line from the resolution:         “…religion, ethnicity, and cultural background do not explain why a small         few choose to engage in violence based on their radical beliefs…” In other words, “jihad” has nothing to do with Islamic terrorism. “Jihad Denial Syndrome” strikes again. No wonder MPAC is rejoicing. MPAC & MAHSC Commend International Police Association’s Pledge to Remove Bias from Training (Los Angeles – 10/10/12) – Today, the Muslim Public Affairs Council and the Muslim American Homeland Security Congress (MAHSC) commended the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) for adopting a powerful resolution at its 119th Annual Conference in San Diego last week that condemns prejudice in law enforcement training and pledges to promote bias-free training on countering violence extremism. The IACP is the largest, most prominent and active organization for police agencies internationally. With more than 14,000 people representing 65 countries in attendance at this year’s conference, the passage of the resolution should send a loud and clear message to law enforcement agencies worldwide. The resolution reads in part: “WHEREAS, the International Association of Chiefs of Police condemns prejudice and discrimination; and WHEREAS, violent extremism as a threat is not constrained by any single ideology; and, religion, ethnicity, and cultural background do not explain why a small few choose to engage in violence based on their radical beliefs; and WHEREAS, the best approach to Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) and defeating terrorism emphasizes the strength of local communities and the trusting relationships that law enforcement has with local communities, which represents the best defense against terrorist ideologies and violent extremists; … now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, that the International Association of Chiefs of Police condemns bias and prejudice in all forms of CVE training and education; and, be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that the International Association of Chiefs of Police promotes a CVE training curriculum for law enforcement that is based upon values of equality and fairness to all cultures, nationalities, and religious beliefs;…” “We appreciate the IACP’s resolution and we will continue to work diligently to ensure equal protection under the law,” said Salam Al-Marayati, MPAC’s President. “This is an opportunity to stand side by side with law enforcement on an issue which concerns all communities,” said Dafer Dakhil, the chairperson of MAHSC. “We express our support without reservation.” The past few years have been strenuous between police departments and the communities they serve, as a result of high profile controversies around spying, profiling and infiltration of American Muslim communities. 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