Philip Haney served nearly a decade at the Department of Homeland Security after its inception in 2003. His responsibilities there included investigations for Customs and Border Patrol through its National Targeting Center. While there, he played a key role in vetting people connected to Tablighi Jamaat, an Islamic group with some 70 million members.
He is the author of the new book, “See Something, Say Nothing: A Homeland Security Officer Exposes the Government’s Submission to Jihad.”
In less than two days since the massacre at the Pulse club in Orlando, reports have surfaced that terrorist Omar Saddiqui Mateen was investigated multiple times by the FBI but was ultimately deemed not to be a threat, despite professing a link to the Boston Marathon bombers and the terrorist group Hezbollah.
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As I recall, President Obama said we were winning the war against al-Qaeda (being a JV team) . He should have been thrown out of office a long time ago and thrown in prison for everything he has said and done.
Clearly this must be true and not a ploy to sell his book. Anyone with eyes can see the connection: ISIS
Dave T: so much for the so called "JV" team coined as a phrase by the most incompetent Potus this country has ever seen. Truly pathetic it is to see him jeering at the GOP front runner for speaking the truth while his own administration does the absolute minimum to fight this war against Radical Islamic Terrorism. How many more innocent people will die before this man wakes up? What you are observing before you is true lack of leadership, much like we all experienced with Benghazi.
The JV team always wins when the only team you send against them is made up of cheerleaders and members of the marching band.
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