Mohamed El-Ibiary is an adviser to DHS! Now I feel safe!

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Dec 25, 2013 at 10:10

Dr. Pipes

The illiterate Mohamed el-Ibiary is supposed to be an adviser to DHS which means that he must do his home work and examine the evidence before dishing out any advise or at least I think that this is what the job of an adviser is all about

It all started with the recent car bombing in el-Mansoura in Egypt

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-25501732

And a Salafist terrorist group called Ansar Bayt al-Maqdas انصار بيت المقدس admitted that their group is taking the credit for the bombing and this terrorist group has been linked to the MB

http://www.albawaba.com/news/egypt-mansoura-542980

Now if we read the MB web site the story that comes out is very much different

http://www.ikhwanonline.com/Article.aspx?ArtID=172405&SecID=212

The author blames the Copts yes he blames the Copts and the Coptic Egyptian business man Naguib Sawiress for the bombing and no I'm not kidding

Enter the illiterate Mohamed el-Ibiary he must blame a Copt too and who is better to blame than the Coptic business man Naguib Sawiress? and he here is his tweet!

https://twitter.com/alimhaider/status/415512607961788416/photo/1

This is just shocking how can he be an adviser to DHS when he seems to be either a liar or ignorant and he does not research a subject when he is asked to dish out some advise. But most damaging to this man's credebility is he seems to support the terrorist group the MB which means at least to me that his loyality to the MB must be ahead of his loyality to the US

Do I think that he will retract this foolish tweet? I doubt it very much

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