SEATTLE IGNORES TERRORISM TO PLACATE MUSLIMS (THE TERRORISTS!)

We Are Suing the City of Seattle 

Seattle Transit Refuses AFDI FBI 'Faces of Global Terrorism' Ad

We will fight

We will prevail

 

• CBS Video: Pamela Geller, AFDI Sues Seattle for Denying Anti-Terror Ads For Fear of Offending Muslims
• KIROTV.com: King County faces lawsuit for rejecting bus ads
• Seattle PI: ‘Hate group’ sues to re-run controversial FBI ads on Metro buses
• Seattle Times: Group sues to post anti-jihadi ads on Metro buses

Twelve years after the 9/11 jihad terror attacks, it has come to this: we have to file suit to fight against jihad terrorism, and the media calls us a “hate group” for doing it.

Last Thursday, my organization, the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI), through my law firm, the American Freedom Law Center (AFLC), filed a motion asking the federal court in Seattle to order the King County transit authorities to run our anti-terrorism advertisement featuring photos of 16 of the world’s Most Wanted Terrorists. The link to the motion is here.

 

Back in July the FBI ran a terrorism awareness campaign featuring bus ads depicting photos of 16 wanted terrorists, all of whom were Muslim. This was a campaign sponsored by the Joint Terrorism Task Force for the State Department’s Rewards for Justice program, or RFJ. But then the leftists and Islamic supremacists complained that the ads were “Islamophobic,” and they came down – and now  Seattle is refusing to allow my group, the AFDI, to put them back up. This is sharia compliance.

 

We have asked that the ads be put up immediately, as the county’s refusal to run them is an unconstitutional restriction on our freedom of speech. Moreover, the RFJ program has been successful: Through it, the State Department’s Bureau of Diplomatic Security has paid more than $125 million to more than 80 people who offered genuine information that led to jihadis being jailed and prevented acts of jihadist terror. This program was instrumental in leading to the arrest of jihadist Ramzi Yousef, who is now in prison for his role in the 1993 World Trade Center jihad bombing. In short, this program has saved lives.

 

That may be why Islamic supremacists hate it so much. Jafar Siddiqui, founder of American Muslims of Puget Sound, claimed that Seattle-area Muslims called him, saying the Most Wanted Terrorists ad campaign made them “concerned for their safety.” Shouldn't Muslims support these ads? It speaks volumes that they don't.

 

The FBI is putting Americans at risk by submitting to the outrageous demands of Islamic supremacists. It is not the fault of the FBI that the world’s most dangerous terrorists are jihadists. That is the reality. You cannot avoid the consequences of avoiding reality. Capturing these mass murderers is significantly more important than propping up the fictional narrative of victimhood and the nonsensical hurt feelings. People are being slaughtered every day in jihad attacks.

 

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