An FBI informant sent to infiltrate a California mosque has revealed how his handlers encouraged him to have sexual relations with Muslim women if it meant getting better intel.
Craig Monteilh was known to members of the Irvine Islamic Center in Orange County as Farouk al-Aziz, a French Syrian who was a devout and, at times, radical Muslim.
However he was really a petty criminal with forgery convictions who was hired by the FBI to go undercover as part of an intelligence surveillance operation after 9/11.
Monteilh went public with the operation after his cover was blown in 2007, which exposed some of the government's little-known methods of anti-terrorism policing.
Now, in a new interview has given more details about what his mission entailed.
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I'd be interested if they have any openings.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the hiv
DeleteThe FBI has become a web of unconstitutional entrapment and coercion when it comes to the domestic "terrorist" thing during the Obama years.
ReplyDeleteThey actually place undercover pretend thugs in friendships and relationships with potential criminals to guide them on how to commit the crime, then bust them with the evidence the undercover agent supplies.
Just like MOST leo's, these people are MORE mentally disturbed than the people they set up and eventually arrest.
But it's all for the greater good right?