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Faisal Gill's sympathy for radical [[Islamism|Islamists]] have been noted t least since post [[911]].<ref>Frank Gaffney, "[https://centerforsecuritypolicy.org/the-faisal-gill-affair-2/ Why is an associate of groups sympathetic to radical Islamists a policy director at the Department for Homeland Security?]"

Faisal Gill's sympathy for radical [[Islamism|Islamists]] have been noted at least since post [[911]].<ref>Frank Gaffney, "[https://centerforsecuritypolicy.org/the-faisal-gill-affair-2/ Why is an associate of groups sympathetic to radical Islamists a policy director at the Department for Homeland Security?]"

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It now appears that Mr. Norquist’s help has extended beyond facilitating high-level access and influence for various Muslim-American and Arab-American entities with troubling ties to, or at least sympathy for, radical Islamofascists — and even terrorists. Reportedly, his association also helped someone affiliated with such a group to gain a political appointment to an exceedingly sensitive post: “policy director” of the Department of Homeland Security”s Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection division.

It now appears that Mr. Norquist’s help has extended beyond facilitating high-level access and influence for various Muslim-American and Arab-American entities with troubling ties to, or at least sympathy for, radical Islamofascists — and even terrorists. Reportedly, his association also helped someone affiliated with such a group to gain a political appointment to an exceedingly sensitive post: “policy director” of the Department of Homeland Security”s Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection division.