Ebola: Obama accused
of 'facilitating terrorism'
Complaint:
President allowing people from infected zones 'unrestricted entry' to U.S.
Published: 23 hours ago
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Larry Klayman, the former Justice Department lawyer and founder of
Judicial Watch and Freedom
Watch, has filed a civil complaint accusing President Obama and other
officials of “facilitating terrorism” by refusing to cut off travel from
Africa’s Ebola zones to the U.S.
The complaint filed in federal court in Washington charges Obama
and his administration are “knowingly and willfully providing material support
and aid to international terrorism and facilitating terrorism by allowing
unrestricted entry of persons from countries experiencing outbreaks of the
Ebola virus and adamantly opposing efforts, including calls from the U.S.
Congress, to restrict travel from outbreak countries.”
The complaint from Klayman, who recently filed legal paperwork to try
to get Obama deported, names Obama; Anthony Fauci, director of the National
Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease; Tom Frieden, director of the
Centers for Disease Control; Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia
Burwell; and Jeh Johnson, director of the Department of Homeland Security.
Klayman, a longtime foe of the Washington establishment, says the
defendants “know or should know … that the probable consequences of their
actions are to facilitate the spread of the disease and to provide
opportunities for germ warfare terrorism.”
He cites Obama’s criticism from the Senate floor in 2005 of
President Bush for his handling of the avian flu.
Obama said the “failure to prepare for emergencies can have
devastating consequences.”
“We learned that lesson the hard way after Hurricane Katrina,” the
then-senator told his colleagues. “This nation must not be caught off-guard
when faced with the prospect of an avian flu pandemic. The consequences are too
high. … The question is will we be ready when that happens? Let’s make sure
that answer is yes. I urge my colleagues in the Senate and the House to push
this administration to take the action needed to prevent a catastrophe that we
have not seen during our lifetimes.”
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The complaint asks for a jury trial and compensatory and actual
damages of at least $75,000, fees and other compensation, as well as an
injunction banning travel to the U.S. from infected “African, Muslim and other
nations.”
Klayman charges the Obama administration has enacted “ineffective
so-called screening” procedures at a handful of American airports.
He calls it “a reckless plan to open the door not just to
defendant Obama’s infected fellow Africans, but also American Muslim ISIS
suicide terrorists who would intentionally infect themselves with the deadly
disease and thus spread it widely in the United States.”
A Liberian infected with Ebola who traveled from his home country
to Texas last month died Oct. 8, and a nurse at a Dallas hospital who attended
him now has been diagnosed with the disease.
Klayman would have standing to sue, the complaint argues, because
he recently traveled through Newark, a major entry point to the U.S., and was
in a position to have been exposed to Ebola from travelers.
The highly contagious and deadly disease has killed more than
4,000 in West Africa. However, Obama has refused to impose travel restrictions.
Instead, travelers are being questioned and checked for fever and other
symptoms at five major international airports in the U.S.
Klayman blames Obama and the others “for in effect furthering acts
of terrorism.”
His complaint says it is not questioned that Ebola “presents a
severe risk,” but “defendants’ actions are an open invitation for terrorists to
acquire infections of Ebola and travel to the United States to intentionally
spread the disease inside ‘the Great Satan,’ including in ‘soft targets’ such
as restaurants, shopping malls, and other public and private places.”
Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif., claimed in a Fox News interview last
week the U.S. Border Patrol caught 10 ISIS fighters coming into the U.S. from
Mexico, suggesting it’s possible for Ebola infections to enter the country
through that route.
Also, a U.S. outbreak would lead to “severe disruption” in
America’s economy and society, he says.
The causes of action cited include aiding and abetting the murder
of U.S. citizens, conspiracy to commit murder, provision of material support to
terrorists, a Fifth Amendment violation, assault and infliction of emotional
distress.
A week ago, Klayman, who has sued the National Security Agency, Barack Obama over his birth
certificate, Hugo Chavez
on behalf of torture victims, journalists, Taliban and al-Qaida and more, launched legal action to get
Obama deported.
The deportation petition, Klayman explained, is based “on the
grounds that [Obama] has falsified various birth and other documents with
regard to obtaining a U.S. passport and other privileges as an alleged American
citizen.”
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