What the hell….seriously, just what the hell is law enforcement’s problem?  This kind of crap happened before 9/11 and we were given the ridiculously named Homeland Security that was supposed to make it easier for law enforcement agencies to coordinate and cooperate with each other.  We are told we have to be patted down and have our bags searched and wiretapped, etc. to keep us safe but the morons who are supposedly responsible for keeping us safe can’t disseminate a damn report from a terrorists own father?

I’m so sick of incompetence from government agencies who then pass the burden on to us because they are incompetent.  How ridiculous….wiretap an American citizen’s phone but sit on a report from a person’s father in which the father warns you about his son’s extremist views.  Way to go, CIA  MORONS.

I have a suggestion as to what our government can do with it’s stupid draconian Patriot Act that gives them the right to spy on us while they ignore reports about true terrorists.  It rather makes me wonder if the acts of terrorism that they keep allowing because of incompetence aren’t just a good excuse to tighten the screws on those who they feel have too much freedom for their comfort.

I encountered this kind of crap when I lived in southern Arizona.  Day after day illegals crossed through the local golf course and through the wash.  All of the citizens who lived in the area knew it, reported it and yet Border Patrol just couldn’t manage to catch them.  NOOOOOOOOO, instead of doing something about the illegals they harassed the locals with check points on the interstate, stopping the same people day after day as they tried to go to work or the store.  There’s no excuse for the incompetence and dereliction of duty by these agencies on a daily basis.

(CNN) — The father of terrorism suspect Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab talked about his son’s extremist views with someone from the CIA and a report was prepared, but the report was not circulated outside the agency, a reliable source told CNN’s Jeanne Meserve on Tuesday.

Had that information been shared, the 23-year-old Nigerian who is alleged to have bungled an attempt to blow up a jetliner as it was landing in Detroit, Michigan, on Christmas Day might have been denied passage on the Northwest Airlines flight, the source said.

U.S. officials said the father, a former Nigerian banker, expressed his concerns about his son’s radicalization during at least one meeting and several calls with officials at the embassy in Nigeria.

The information on AbdulMutallab had been sent to CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia, but it sat there for five weeks and was not disseminated, the source said.

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