C.A.I.R. Demands FBI Probe Mosque Arson...One Day Later, Muslim Is Arrested For Setting Fire At Mosque LOL!

Kiss my ass, Council on American-Islamic Relations! You messed up this time clowns, big time.

In a total embarrassment for the terrorist organization, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), local police in Marietta, Georgia have arrested a muslim member of the community and short time attendee at the mosque and charged him with arson. Just yesterday, prior to this arrest, CAIR had demanded that the FBI investigate this "obvious" act of violence by anti-Islamic individuals. Can you say....egg on your face? Fools.

From the first article (yesterday) on this at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution:

The Council on American-Islamic Relations is asking the FBI to investigate the suspected arson at a Marietta mosque.

The fire broke out late Monday night at the Islamic Center of Marietta. It likely was intentionally set, Marietta Fire Marshal Scott Tucker told the AJC.

"It appears to be a crime, it appears to be an arson," Tucker said. "There was forcible entry."
Ibrahim Hooper, spokesman for the civil rights and advocacy group known as CAIR, said there's a "vocal minority in our society promoting anti-Muslim bigotry."
"Given the recent wave of incidents targeting American mosques, a possible bias motive for this apparent arson attack must be considered," Hooper said.

And now, this is the article today also from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution:

A member of the Muslim community is suspected of setting the fire that occurred at a Marietta mosque Monday night, Marietta fire officials said Thursday.

Tamsir Mendy, 26, a native of Gambia, has been charged with 1st degree arson and is being held without bail at the Cobb County detention center, said Scott Tucker, Marietta assistant fire chief.
Mosque leaders said Mendy, who describes himself as a “devout Muslim,” had attended their prayer services for a few weeks, Tucker said.

Officials have ruled out the possibility that the arson was a hate crime, and did not provide details on any possible motives for the fire.

Okay, now that I'm done laughing hysterically at the terrorist clowns at CAIR and their head Chicken Little, Ibrahim Hooper, let's take a look at a couple of things. What about the possibility that CAIR put this poor foreigner up to this? I mean really...what was the motive of this guy? I can certainly imagine a CAIR operative approaching this foreigner and giving some much needed cash for setting a small fire so CAIR can continue to build their bullshit case of islamophobia in America. So, I think an investigation of CAIR by the FBI in this matter is warranted.

And finally, at some point in time, the American people are ALL going to be on to CAIR and their motives - this group has more lawsuits going on in America than you can shake a prayer rug at. And just how many times HAS CAIR called on the FBI for an investigation? Listen, if your agenda for framing America as a land of islamophobes is behind schedule, you just start to invent it for yourself, right?

Muslim community member charged in Marietta mosque fire


A member of the Muslim community is suspected of setting the fire that occurred at a Marietta mosque Monday night, Marietta fire officials said Thursday.

Tamsir Mendy, 26, a native of Gambia, has been charged with 1st degree arson and is being held without bail at the Cobb County detention center, said Scott Tucker, Marietta assistant fire chief.

Firefighters got the call about 11:30 p.m. Monday night that the Islamic Center of Marietta (Masjid Al-Hedaya) was on fire. When they arrived at the mosque at 968 Powder Springs St., flames were coming from the front and back of the converted house. Firefighters saved the structure, but damages to the facility are estimated at about $100,000, Tucker said.

Mosque leaders said Mendy, who describes himself as a “devout Muslim,” had attended their prayer services for a few weeks, Tucker said.

Mendy was taken into custody around 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Marietta Fire Department headquarters. He is believed to have acted alone, Tucker said.

Officials have ruled out the possibility that the arson was a hate crime, and did not provide details on any possible motives for the fire.