Whistleblower: Forced to stop successful anti-terror program because of political correctness - Can we deny Obama is an ISIS sympathizer?

Why did Obama give the order to stop a successful anti-terror program?

Political correctness may have prevented Homeland Security from stopping the San Bernardino terrorist attacks. A whistleblower has come forward to report that his investigation which included the mosque frequented by Sayed Farook, was shut down.

LOS ANGELES, CA (California Online) - Former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) founder and administrator, Philip Haney, has come forward to tell the media that an investigation he headed might have prevented the San Bernadino terror attacks. However, that investigation was shut down by federal officials who were worried about profiling.

Haney was a DHS administrator, and a founding member of the Passenger Analysis Unit that assesses people who are attempting to enter the country. Their job was to cross check information and to see if the people who were attempting to enter the country posed any threat. His program would have flagged Sayed Farook's mosque as well as his wife, Tashfeen Malik.

Malik was vocal about her radical views on social media. Haney's program would have caught this and denied her entry into the country.

But, political correct considerations prevented that safety measure. Haney explained that "Civil Rights and Civil Liberties shut the case down because we were focusing on individuals who belong to Tablighi Jamaat,"

Tablighi Jamaat is the missionary branch of the Deobandi movement. Deobandi is a form of Islamic puritanism, in which adherents seek to live as the original Muslims did in the time of Mohammed. They take the Islamic scriptures literally, a fundamentalist interpretation known as Salafi.

Deobandi is considered by many to be a dangerous movement because its puritanism is shared by ISIS. Both Deobandi and ISIS seek the restoration of ancient practices. In fact, it is possible that ISIS isn't a militant Sunni organization as reported in the media, but rather a militant Deobandi organization.

Sayed Farook's mosque in San Bernadino has been associated with this same Deobandi theology.

To put this plainly, the Department of Homeland Security closed a fruitful program led by Philip Haney, who (by the way) has identified over 300 terrorists, because they were afraid of being accused of racial profiling. That program would have tracked Sayed Farook's mosque, and would have denied entry to the United States for Tashfeen Malik, who was radicalized.

Today, there are an unknown number of Deobandi Tablighi Jamaat mosques operating in the United States, serving Salifist Muslims, many who are at least sympathetic to ISIS.

What are the odds this will keep happening in the United States until we figure out that these Muslims are not our friends?

It's becoming laughable to deny that Obama is NOT a sympathizer. Consider the facts:

-Obama authorized the abandonment of U.S. arms and equipment in Iraq, subsequently picked up by ISIS.
-Obama has refused to bomb their convoys.
-Obama has not bombed their infrastructure.
-Obama has not bombed their oil, which is their chief source of revenue.
-Obama has not shut off their internet, despite U.S. control of root servers.
-Obama has not frozen them out of the banking industry, allowing them to move money internationally.
-Obama has killed meaningful investigations into terrorists.
-Obama has not been truthful with the American people of the threat posed by ISIS and fundamentalist Sunni Islam. Most Americans don't even know Sunni from Shi'a or what Salfism is, or what Deobandi is and so on. However, Obama has certainly been briefed.
-He continues to permit Islamic fundamentalists to enter the U.S., to operate freely here, to open and run mosques, and to leave the American people in the dark regarding the truth.

Where does treason begin?

Key terms:

Deobandi: A movement within Sunni Islam that seeks to purify the faith, its members want to live as Muslims did during the time of Mohammed.

Tablighi Jamaat: The missionary branch of the Deobandi movement.

Salafi movement: A fundamentalist reform of Sunni Islam that seeks to interpret Islamic scriptures literally.

Sunni Islam: The largest denomination of Islam, about 90 percent of the world's Muslims.