Homeland Security Secretary: My Job is to “Give Voice to the Plight of Muslims”
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My goodness! When are Americans going to have enough of the federal government advancing the religion of pieces? "Homeland Security" Secretary Jeh Johnson sides with Barack Obama about not getting at the root of the terrorism taking place in the world today, Islam. In fact, recently, Johnson said that it was part of the administration's job to "give voice to the plight of Muslims."
"We in the administration and the government should give voice to the plight of Muslims living in this country and the discrimination that they face," he said. "And so I personally have committed to speak out about the situation that very often people in the Muslim community in this country face; the fact that there are 1.6 billion Muslims in the world and the Islamic faith is one about peace and brotherhood."
They will trip all over themselves and fall flat on their faces to call any terrorism "Islamic." They will do anything to promote Muhammad's religion and political ideology over and against Christian values.
In simple taqiyya style, Johnson claims not only is it the job of the government to give voice to the plight of Muslims, but then promote Islam as a religion of peace and brotherhood.
Quite simply, this is nauseating to hear, but not unexpected. First, we've covered in several places that Islam, at its core, is not peaceful (unless you submit to it). Its history is filled with violence. In fact, I recently wrote about our own history and just how Islam is woven into the fabric of our history in the Barbary Wars.
When one starts pointing out the issues of Islam, the ridicule always comes out saying that someone is "xenophobic" or "Islamophobic," even "racist," as though Islam is a race. While many Middle Eastern people are automatically assumed to be Muslim, that is not always the case. Take for instance, the Christians that have been slaughtered like cattle by those that embrace Muhammad's death cult.
Secretary Johnson, like all of Obama's appointees is a corrupt man. This guy, according to the Homeland Security website, "oversaw the development of the legal aspects of many of our nation's counterterrorism policies, spearheaded reforms to the military commissions system at Guantanamo Bay in 2009."
Reforms like spending your tax dollars to make Islamic jihadists more comfortable. Even though he was not in the current position, one might wonder what part Johnson has played in the release of several jihadists, including the illegal swap of five top Taliban leaders for American deserter Bowe Bergdahl.
It is because of Johnson that we recently heard the ridiculous claim that "right-wing extremists" are more of a threat to America than their buddies in the Muslim Brotherhood and its various front groups, who are operating with impunity in our borders and visiting our White House.
Many don't remember, but Johnson was behind the wicked scheme to repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" in 2010, which allowed open sodomy in the military that dropped the morale of our men and women in uniform and also led to an all-time high of sodomite rapes.
Neither Johnson nor the administration nor the federal government's job is to "give voice to the plight of Muslims." The federal government is charged with a few things in our Constitution. In the branch Johnson participates in, his agency isn't even authorized to be in existence, much less given a voice!
America, this administration does not love America. They hate it with a passion, which is why they want to "fundamentally transform" it. Why would you transform that which you claim to love? With all of his moral faults, former Mayor Rudy Giuliani was right about that statement, but for those of us who have been paying attention, we've known it since before his first term in office.
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