From Anti-CAIR
David Gaubatz, co-Author of the book that exposed CAIR - "Muslim Mafia: Inside the Secret Underworld That's Conspiring to Islamize America", continues his investigation of extremely radical Muslim Brotherhood front groups in the United States. To help finance his next operation, he has made available signed and personalized copies of Muslim Mafia for $25.95
Proceeds from your purchase of this signed and personalized book will go directly towards placing researchers into the field. You can help Dave and his band of young investigators uncover the facts and extent of militant Islamist infiltration in our country as they move on to their next investigation.
Send a check or money order to: Dave Gaubatz, 13926 Hull Street, #150, Midlothian, VA 23112
Or, you can purchase "Muslim Mafia" by credit card through PayPal by going to Dave's website at: http://daveg.us
Just click "Buy Now" on the right side of the webpage.
(You can read Anti-CAIR's review of "Muslim Mafia" here: http://www.anti-cair-net.org/muslimmafia.html)
And now, CAIR has succeeded in getting a Federal Judge to block the publishing of documents that the writers of Muslim Mafia have uncovered which CAIR's machinations:
A federal judge yesterday granted a request by the Council on American-Islamic Relations to block the authors of Muslim Mafia from publishing any of the documents taken by Chris Gaubatz while he was posing as an intern during a "counterintelligence operation" for the book.
Separately, Muslim Mafia author Dave Gaubatz and his son Chris are now being represented by the lawyer who represented shock jock Michael Savage in his 2007 copyright infringement suit against CAIR. We'll have more on this soon.
Besides barring publication of the docs, U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly ordered in her opinion yesterday that the authors return to CAIR any of the files that contain donor, attorney-client, or confidential employee information. She ruled CAIR is likely to succeed in its claim that Gaubatz violated the confidentiality agreement that CAIR alleges he signed when he became an intern at the group's Washington office.
"This is the first step," CAIR spokesman Ibrahim Hooper tells TPMmuckraker. "This is going to be a long legal battle and we won the first skirmish." He adds that CAIR has not yet received the documents, and that it is mulling further legal action on issues including defamation.
Kollar-Kotelly writes in her opinion:
The Court shall therefore GRANT CAIR's request for a temporary restraining order enjoining Defendants from making any use, disclosure or publication of any (a) document (including emails and other electronic documents) or copy thereof obtained by Defendant Chris Gaubatz from CAIR's offices or facilities, or (b) recording (or copy thereof), whether audio or video, of meetings or of conversations involving CAIR officials or employees.Of course Muslim Mafia, published last month by WorldNetDaily, makes use of those documents and sparked a request by four House Republicans for an investigation into alleged Muslim intern spying on Capitol Hill. And it's worth noting that at least a few of the documents are already in wide circulation, including a CAIR "strategy" memo released by the members of Congress.
Go read the whole thing at Talking Points Memo.
5 comments:
Amateurs like Gaubatz make serious researchers and investigative journalists look very bad. This escapade is a coup for CAIR.... they now look like a victim.
CAIR loses everything eventually. I'm not gonna worry about this one.
In the meantime, of course, Gaubatz' work is being discredited and he has reason to be angry. But, in the long run, the odds are in his favor.
I don't say this about everything that comes up, though it may seem like I'm overly optimistic most of the time.
I have never been optimistic about Rifqa's chances.
I calls them the way I sees them.
Like a nasty prostate exam gone bad - This suit opens this establshment up to further discovery. Pass the popcorn
Pastorius,
I'm so glad that they never learn. In some ways they are their own worst enemy.
Whenever there is a war, its not just the wise decisions the leadership makes on the victorious side that wins them the war, but also the mistakes of their enemy.
Yeah, good point. They're kind of like the Keystone Kops of diplomacy.
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