Obama adds supporters of the enemy to Homeland Security advisory panel

streiff:
A couple of days ago we reported on a Homeland Security advisory panel that recommended terms like "jihad" and "sharia" not be used because people might actually understand what was being discussed and get concerned. Better, they said, to use convoluted, politically correct, English phraseology to communicate that to strive for clarity.

The collection of clowns that the Obama administration assembled for this committee is rather astonishing. At least one of them had called 9/11 a good thing....

Now we find that another, more troubling figure is on the same panel. This is not a mouthy chowder-headed kid of no noticeable accomplishment beyond Islamic tendencies, this person has a history of supporting Islamic terrorism and 9/11 Truther-ism.
A current adviser to the Department of Homeland Security is a Muslim leader who has accused America of doing Israel’s “dirty work,” named Israel as a “suspect” in the September 11 terror attacks and has been criticized as an apologist for terrorists.

Salam Al-Marayati is the president of the Muslim Public Affairs Council. He currently serves on the Homeland Security Advisory Committee’s (HSAC) Foreign Fighter Task Force, as well as the HSAC Subcommittee on Faith Based Security and Communications. (Note: this is not the Muslim DHS advisor The Daily Caller wrote about on Monday.)
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There is much more including a video.

 No wonder Obama is so inept at fighting the enemy.  He has put some of their supporters in the government to advise him.  If he agrees with them on the how to deal with the enemy he should be called on this by Congress and the media.

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