On the "The Heroic Tamer El-Noury" -- a Muslim who has worked for the FBI for years as a double agent, helping them to foil Al Qaeda plots and nab key terrorists -- Hugh Fitzgerald, our reliably quintessential asymptote, writes:
But his heroism does not mean we need to accept El-Noury’s benign view of Islam. Hero he certainly is, but that has not made him a reliable guide when it comes to what Islam inculcates.
And, a little later in his report, when discussing how El-Noury otherwise -- when he's not valiantly hunting down the Tiny Minority of Extremists, doggedly insists that Islam is Peace and that Most Muslims Just Wanna Have a Sandwich -- Hugh adds:
But a different, and a better view, is that when El-Noury misleads himself, and us, about Islam, we should not let his impressive work as an undercover agent cause us to silently accept his view of Islam.
Then Hugh concludes:
Our duty is to correct his misrepresentation of the faith.
No, Hugh. Our duty is to stop trusting any Muslims. Period. When an intelligent veteran of the Counter-Jihad like Hugh Fitzgerald lets himself get fooled by an El-Noury, we can see why the deeper Stealth Jihad, using not double, but triple agents (the "Moderate Muslims" of the broader Western Mainstream, the "Secular Muslims" of the Counter-Jihad Mainstream Leadership, and the "decent Muslims" of the Counter-Jihad Mainstream Civilians), will likely succeed in destroying Western Civilization.
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