‘FBI’: Muslim Agent Blames FBI Procedure for Radicalizing Muslim Youths #Politics #RedPills
It took a really convoluted story to give an opportunity for a Muslim FBI agent to accuse another Muslim agent of radicalizing young Muslim men to become terrorists but somehow the Season Two premiere of CBS’s FBI managed to do it.
In “Little Egypt”, airing on September 24, what began as a bombing at a Syrian restaurant in Queens, first assumed to be a hate crime by white supremacists in the area, was quickly discovered by the FBI to be a false flag stunt by an angry Muslim man who had been attacked by three white punks and left in a coma. For revenge, the Muslim man found a willing patsy – a white 22-year-old man with ugly social media posts about Muslims – to hire to bomb the restaurant. He wanted the bombing to bring attention to his case and get it re-opened. A woman was killed in the bombing so his actions landed him in jail, along with the white guy.
FBI agent Omar Zidan meets with the waiter from the restaurant who alerted customers to evacuate the building. The waiter, Joseph Nassar (Jared Ward), turns out to be an FBI agent working undercover. He asks Omar to work with him on a case. Joseph thinks he has two young Muslim men interested in being hired as bombers. Omar agrees and they meet with the two men.
Omar comes away from the meeting thinking that the guys aren’t as gung-ho to be terrorists that Joseph thinks they are. Then Omar accuses him of radicalizing young Muslim men with his techniques. That’s a plot twist, right?
Omar: What was that? I thought you said these kids were gung ho.
Joseph: I said they're open to participate, which means, from a legal perspective, they're predisposed.
Omar: Are you sure about that?
Joseph: The test is pretty straight-forward. Is it the defendant an unwary innocent or an unwary criminal who readily availed himself of the opportunity to perpetrate the crime? To me, they're terrorists.
Omar: Hey. If those kids are terrorists, it is because you radicalized them. You are pushing these kids too hard.
Joseph: You don't like the way I do business, you call the Director.
It turns out that Joseph is right and the two young men are willing participants in a bombing. They are hired by an Imam from a large mosque. Fortunately, the FBI is able to find the bomb in time before it goes off in Central Park.
It is jarring to watch a show like this and hear the FBI being accused of radicalizing peaceful Muslims into terrorists, a conspiracy theory popular on the radical left. It’s bad enough that the Omar character often falls into victim mode about being a Muslim in America. Instead of celebrating the fact that he is a West Point graduate and an Army Ranger, Omar dwelled on poor treatment he received after 9/11. Let’s hope this isn’t a preview of what is to come for the rest of the season.
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