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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?]"
Faisal Gill's sympathy for radical [[Islamism|Islamists]] have been noted at least since post [[911]].<ref>F. 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?]" ''Center for Security Policy'', July 19, 2004.<blockquote><font size=1>
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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.
As the title of this position suggests, its occupant would have access to highly sensitive information about the vulnerability of, among other things, U.S. ports, transportation infrastructure, chemical plants, oil refineries and nuclear power plants to terrorist attack. The incumbent is a 32-year-old lawyer named Faisal Gill.
As the title of this position suggests, its occupant would have access to highly sensitive information about the vulnerability of, among other things, U.S. ports, transportation infrastructure, chemical plants, oil refineries and nuclear power plants to terrorist attack. The incumbent is a 32-year-old lawyer named Faisal Gill.