CAIR National Board Member Sarwat Husain and Gaubatz

CAIR, their attorneys (Martin F. McMahon & Associates), and others target innocent people and U.S. companies who write or speak negatively of them. The primary reason they falsely target them is because they believe the person or company is vulnerable and they can harass, intimidate, and threaten them. CAIR and their supporters believe the person making allegations pertaining to their ties to terrorist organizations are amateurs and have no evidence.

CAIR, ISNA, and their supporters have attacked me publically with false information, and their supporters have also done so behind the scenes. Huge mistake. My research has been conducted for many years. Watch this video when I trained law enforcement in Texas. Sarwat Husain (CAIR National Board Member) was on my team. I know more about the inside workings of CAIR, than CAIR knows about themselves. This TV Newscast is one of several with Ms. Husain and I. She and I had visited Islamic Centers together. Video is 2 minutes and 30 seconds.

From CAIR 2008:
"CAIR Welcomes Sarwat Husain to National BoardApril 3: The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) today welcomed a new addition to its national board of directors. Sarwat Husain, president of CAIR's San Antonio chapter, was elected to the national board of the Washington-based Islamic civil rights and advocacy group. Husain is a long-time activist and community organizer who works closely with interfaith leaders, civil liberties groups and law enforcement authorities in her region. She is also politically active, currently serving on the board of the Texas Muslim Political Taskforce and as president of the Texas Muslim Democratic Caucus".

I want to thank Ms. Husain and her husband for the valuable intelligence they provided. In addition the valuable behind the scenes insight of Brother and Sister Meeks (CAIR) was beyond thanks. The materials you provided me from your Dallas office in 2005 truly helped me understand the CAIR 2010 Strategies.! I was taught more about the hardcore 'Wahhabi' ideology than I could have ever read in a book. Respectfully, Dave G.