August 15, 2018
By: Linda Case Gibbons, Esq.
Walt Disney was right. It is a small, world after all.
Who would think a butterfly fluttering its wings in Brazil could change the weather in Texas.
But it can.
And who would believe a disgusting hovel in New Mexico would have anything to do with elections in Michigan and New York.
But it does.
This week local law enforcement in New Mexico raided what Taos County Sheriff Jerry Hogrefe called an "extremist Muslim compound."
Inside they found two men, three women and eleven children, ages one to fifteen.
But child abuse was the least of the problems. There may have been no food or water, but there were plenty of guns.
Siraj Ibn Wahhaj was the person in charge, and he was training the children to commit mass shootings in U.S. schools.
When the compound was raided, Wahhaj was armed with an AR-15, five 30-round magazines, and four loaded hand guns.
In a stunning example of "Six Degrees of Separation," Wahhaj turned out to be the son of Imam Siraj Wahhaj, a terrorist co-conspirator in the 1993 Word Trade Center bombing;
The Imam is a buddy of Linda Sarsour;
Linda Sarsour is the campaign manager for Michigan gubernatorial candidate Muslim/Democrat/Socialist Abdul El-Sayed;
Sarsour supports Ilhan Omar, a Somali/American/Muslim woman running to succeed Muslim/Democrat Congressman Keith Ellison, who is an unabashed buddy of Nation of Islam leader, Louis Farrakhan;
And New York Democrat/Socialist Congressional candidate, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez supports them all, including their disdain for anything Jewish.
As many as 100 Muslims are running for office in the U.S. this year
Not that there is anything wrong with that. Or is there?
But Linda Sarsour has an agenda, and there is a lot wrong with that..
Sarsour loves sharia law and actively promotes it.
She has said America is a nation built on the Judeo-Christian values of "genocide and slavery."
And in a 2017 address to the Islamic Society of North America, the Palestinian/Muslim/American Sarsour praised her terrorist co-conspirator friend, Imam Mahhaj as a revered mentor, and called upon Muslims to carry out "Jihad" against President Trump.
Yet despite all this, Imam Mahhaj is still tending his flock at the Masjid Al-Taqwa Mosque in Bed-Stuy, and President Obama praised Sarour as one of his "Champions of Change."
This week Mahhaj appeared in a New Mexico court alongside the four other adults living in the compound. Legally they didn't do too badly.
Even though the facts were the facts. And the family's back story was the back story, defense attorneys argued that prosecutors were trying unjustly to paint their clients are armed militants, and were seeking to criminalize their clients for being African-Americans of Muslim faith.
They even used our Second Amendment.
And District Court Judge Sarah Backus was persuaded.
In a stunning example of Politicization of Our Legal System, the judge ruled that she was unconvinced the defendants posed a danger to the community. And she released these dangerous, potential Jihadists.
AR-15's and all.
The defendants high-fived their attorneys, and walked out of the courtroom, released on "signature bonds," meaning they could walk without paying a cent.
And there was no accountability.
But we've seen this before.
The FBI did nothing about FBI Agent Peter Strzok, and actually encouraged his politically biased behavior as he led the Hillary Clinton e-mail "matter," covered up the Anthony Weiner laptop investigation, was the architect of the "Russian Probe," and sent hate-laced, anti-Trump e-mails to his colleague/lover inside the Bureau.
And yet, at this moment, Strzok has nothing worse happening to him than getting fired.
But he's still angry. And so is the media. They both think he's the one who got the raw deal.
His attorney, Alan Goelman, groused to CNN's Chris Cuomo. He said his client had an agreement with the FBI's Office for Professional Responsibility, that Strzok would get a Deep State 60-day suspension and a demotion.
"At the last minute that was countermanded by FBI Deputy Director David Bowdich, and he was fired," Goelman said.
So Strzok started a GoFundMe account, to pay for his legal bills. So far he's got about $400,000.
He'll probably use the money to sue Bowdich and the FBI.
And he'll probably write a book.
And even though he's the one that dropped the ball, there is no accountability.
Hold the line, America.
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