Two of the most virulently anti-American groups in the country – the Black Lives Matter movement and the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) have joined forces in Sacramento, creating an ugly hybrid that makes one wish the Big One would go ahead and hit the San Andreas Fault.
The two groups are teaming up to march on the California Capitol, hoping to persuade Governor Jerry Brown to sign a bill requiring police officers to report the “perceived race or ethnicity, gender, and approximate age of the person” they stop in traffic. The bill also expands the ban on racial profiling to include “racial and identity” profiling.
The merits of the bill notwithstanding, the thought of these two organizations teaming up should send a shiver through anyone who cares about the future of America.
The Black Lives Matter movement has been a destructive force from day one, building a network of protesters and rioters off of lies, distortions, and angry rhetoric against the police. Last week, Fox & Friends host Elisabeth Hasselbeck enraged liberals when she asked a guest, “Why has the Black Lives Matter movement not been classified yet as a hate group?” She said this after showing footage of a Minnesota rally where protesters were chanting, “Pigs in a blanket, fry ’em like bacon” and other hateful sentiments.
The group responded with a statement that said, “The Black Lives Matter Network is a love group. We seek a world which ALL black lives matter, and racial hierarchy no longer organizes our lives or yours. This is a vision of love. As black survivors of white supremacy, our hearts go out to all victims of violence.”
Sure it does.
Then there’s CAIR, an organization deemed a terrorist group by the United Arab Emirates for their connection to HAMAS and the Muslim Brotherhood. CAIR enjoys a considerable amount of influence in the Obama administration, despite the fact that their aims are in league with Islamic extremists who want to see Sharia Law imposed on every country in the world.
This is to say nothing of their checkered leadership past. Some of their luminaries include:
Randall Todd Royer – 20 years in prison for helping jihadists get to Pakistan for terrorist training.
Bassem Khafagi – Deported due to ties to terrorism financiers, visa fraud, and bank fraud.
Imam Siraj Wahaj – Co-conspirator in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.
It’s pretty sad that we’re at a point in American history where these two groups are considered champions of civil rights. In fact, it’s more than sad. It’s downright frightening.
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