That intriguing question is brought to light after a report on WND.COM surfaced yesterday. According to the report, one Abdul Rahman Ali Alharbi, was under investigation one day after the April 15, 2013 attack. Department of Homeland Security officer Philip Haney had begun an investigation of the Islamic Society of Boston’s extensive ties to terrorism four years earlier. Haney quickly determined that Alharbi, who was at the scene of the bombing, was an "armed and dangerous terrorist" who was about to be deported.
When DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano was questioned about this information by a House Committee, Napolitano refused to answer, saying the question was “so full of misstatements and misapprehensions that it’s just not worthy of an answer.”
Evidently, Napolitano was concerned that implicating that a Mosque was involved, or that a student of the same Mosque that the Tsarnarev brothers attended was involved, would be "politically sensitive."
Since then, as we now know, it has come to light that an investigation into Muslim activities in San Bernardino was squelched just days before that massacre... on the same grounds.
I smell treason at the highest levels of our government... treason that is being excused and swept under the rug on the grounds of "political correctness" about Muslims.
That's MY AMERICAN OPINION, respectfully submitted.
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