US Intelligence Chief says Islamic terrorism most urgent security threat

Islamic terrorism has been a staple of the religion since the inception of the religion. The goal has always been global conquest and the establishment of a world caliphate where every human being worships Allah or pays a tax known as jizya, or be killed. It's convert, pay or die, especially Jews.

Thus, there is no such thing as "radical" Islam, because taken literally, Islamic scripture demands Muslims to create a world caliphate by the means explained above. Terrorists, therefore, are simply following the teachings of the Qur'an, Hadith, and Reliance on the Traveller, [Umdat al-Salik wa Uddat al-Nasik], the teachings of jurisprudence and worshipping.

Groups such as CAIR, ISNA and others need to be classified as terrorist organizations because they all share the same goal of creating a world caliphate.

US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard warned in a recent interview that “radical Islamist terrorism” poses the greatest threat to the safety of the American people, potentially shedding light on her priorities as she starts the job of leading the vast American intelligence community. If she would have removed the word 'radical,' she would have been more accurate in her description of orthodox Islam as the teachings are clear.

Here comes the disclaimer: not all Muslims are terrorists or anti-Semites; but most terrorists are Muslim and anti-Semites through generational teaching. 

While speaking with Fox News host Lara Trump, Gabbard dismissed the declaration made in 2021 by the useless and then-Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas that white supremacists pose the greatest national security threat to the United States. 

While difficult to pin down a precise percentage since not all white supremacists would admit to it, one such tracking of hate groups comes from the far-left Southern Poverty Law Center. They identified 165 active white nationalist groups in 2023, although membership estimates are unclear. However, older figures such a a 2018 claim on X suggested about 2,000 white supremacist groups. If we compare the U.S. population of about 330 million people, the fraction falls around 0.0006% and even if membership has since grown and doesn't count unaffiliated scumcrumpets, it's still very likely to fall under 0.01%.

Instead of pretending that it's white people who are the nation's biggest security threat, Gabbard asserted that Americans face a greater safety threat from “radical Islamist terrorism.”

“We look at the past four years of open borders, where we had tens of millions of people coming across our borders, many of whom we don’t know who they are or what their intentions are, very specifically the threat of radical Islamist terrorism ​​here within our country is higher than it’s ever been before, not only because of [former US President Joe] Biden’s open borders, but because of his and his administration’s fear of being called Islamophobes,” Gabbard said when asked what the chief threat is to the American people’s safety.

After the October 7, 2023 Arab massacre of Israelis, Gabbard's statement seems to be the only honest one we've been hearing.

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