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Note we have THREE Syed Farooks INCLUDING THE FATHER. His sons are the alleged DECEASED San Bernardino Islamic terrorist Syed Rizwan Farook who was married to an alleged Pakistani-Saudi female terrorist AND THE OTHER IS Syed Raheel Farook who is his alleged brother and a U.S.Navy award winning hero who has been involved in U.S.Navy 'intelligence'!They were all as close as you can get and the alleged Islamic terrorist Farook apparently had no concern whatsoever that his U.S.Navy hero brother and his alleged best friend Enrique Marquez BOTH married shese Jewiash Russian Israeli women.The alleged deceased Islamic terrorist brother even put his signature as witness on the marrige papers for his brother the U.S.Navy hero to marry the Israeli Russian bimbo !
Note Israeli Zionist ADL controlled San Bernardino Sun newspaper like most U.S. Zionist controlled mass media, totally censored the fact that the wives of Enrique Marquez and brother of terrorist Syed Farook and ALSO named Syed Farook who was a decorated U.S.Navy 'intelligence' agent are BOTH married to not just Russian sisters but to Israeli connected sisters whose parents presently live in Israel !The father of Syed Farook the Navy hero and Syed Farook the alleged deceased Islamic terrorist is also named Syed Farook..
http://www.sbsun.com/general-news/20151212/san-bernardino-mass-shooters-why-did-they-do-it
Farook was born to Pakistani parents in Chicago on June 14, 1987, but the family moved to Southern California when he was a child, and he attended La Sierra High School in Riverside, where he joined a campus club for Muslims.
His brother, Syed Raheel Farook, entered Navy training in Illinois in 2003, and served for three years as an information system technician aboard the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise.
Syed Rizwan Farook graduated from La Sierra in 2004, but his accomplishments at school were blunted by a difficult home life. His mother, Rafia Farook, filed for divorce in 2006, two weeks after Farook’s 19th birthday.
In court documents, his mother described Farook’s father, also named Syed, as “mentally ill… irresponsible, negligent and an alcoholic.” .......
Farook made his way through community colleges, on a path to Cal State San Bernardino, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in environmental health in 2010.
The year he graduated, Farook started working for San Bernardino County as a seasonal public service employee. Two years later, in 2012, the county hired him as an environmental health specialist trainee. That same year, his mother again filed for divorce.
Also that same year, Farook, a quiet young Muslim man, a college graduate and county employee, had reportedly begun to plan an attack somewhere in the U.S. with a childhood friend and Riverside neighbor named Enrique Marquez.
To their neighbors around Tomlinson Avenue, Farook and Marquez were known as car enthusiasts who spent time outside Farook’s garage, working on vehicles, with parts strewn about the driveway.
In late 2012, the two friends heard the news of a foiled terror plot by four Inland Empire men. It was November, and the four men were arrested on suspicion of plotting to go overseas and commit violent jihad against American military targets.
Apparently spooked by the arrests, Farook and Marquez dropped any plans they might have been making.
Investigators say it was Marquez who purchased the assault rifles Farook and his wife used in the Dec. 2 attack and have searched his home for evidence. Marquez, who is said to have checked himself into a mental health facility on the day of the attacks, has been questioned by investigators but has not been charged with any crimes..............
Among the list of top leading domestic jihadists in the U.S., posted at the Southern Poverty Law Center website, are a popular class president from a small town in Alabama compared by a classmate to Ferris Bueller; a former Air Force pharmacy technician from Grand Rapids, Michigan; a hippie goat farmer from Winchester, California, with Catholic and Jewish roots; and a former Grateful Dead fan and Brooklyn resident who converted to Islam..............
Farook continued his work inspecting restaurants and food preparation facilities, including local schools.
Earlier this year, his parents finally officially divorced, after 33 years of marriage. Neighbors say his father moved into his brother’s Corona home. Farook started spending more time at that home, turning from a weekly visitor who enjoyed Sunday meals with the family men served in the garage by his wife’s brother, to a near daily visitor.
While neighbors in Corona chatted with the Farooks on occasion, they never once saw Malik.
“His wife and her baby? That’s the first we ever heard of her,” said Corona neighbor Dane Adams when he learned of the attack in San Bernardino.
Farook’s visits to his brother’s home stopped sometime in early November.
Syed Raheel Farook is married to a woman named Tatiana Chernykh. The woman has a sister. Her name is Mariya Chernykh, and she is married to Marquez.
A $28,500 deposit was reportedly made to Farook’s bank account from WebBank.com around Nov. 18, according to Fox News. Farook reportedly withdrew $10,000 in cash at a Union Bank branch in San Bernardino around Nov. 20, and transferred $5,000 at least three times, with the money appearing to go to his mother. On Nov. 29 and Nov. 30,Farook was reportedly spotted at a Riverside gun range, practicing with what appears to be a new rifle.
DEC. 2, 2015
Southern Californians awoke to a bright blue sky on Dec. 2. Among them was Arlen Verdehyou, a Rialto husband and father of three children.
His wife, Bennetta Betbadal, was an inspector with the county Health Department, excited about a presentation she was scheduled to give to her supervisors and co-workers at their annual meeting at the Inland Regional Center.
In the hustle of the holiday season and work, Verdehyou, a police officer at Riverside Community College, exchanged texts with his wife around 8 a.m. He told her he had withdrawn money from the bank and would do some Christmas shopping. He also told her to have a great day. It was the last time he communicated with her.
Farook and Malik left their 6-month-old daughter with Farook’s mother. Farook attended the meeting and holiday party with about 75 co-workers in a conference room at IRC. At some point, he left the party, returning a short time later with Malik. They were clad in tactical gear and armed with handguns and two assault rifles purchased by his childhood friend, Marquez. The couple sprayed the room with as many as 75 rounds before fleeing. At some point, either before or after the attack, Malik posted allegiance to ISIS on a Facebook account under a different name. Around 11 a.m., police responded to calls of a shooting at the center. Within 4 minutes, they walked into a room with victims, some wailing in agony..........................
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FBI agents crawl through San Bernardino as their colleagues investigate throughout the nation, and authorities comb the globe, looking for any information linking Farook and Malik to terrorist groups.
Farook’s family has repeatedly stressed they had no idea the couple had extremist inclinations.
Levin calls it “an interesting suggestion” that Farook’s family says they had no idea Farook and his wife were on an extremist path, particularly his mother, who lived with the couple in Redlands.
“I think if I were living in an 1,100-square-foot apartment with people who are radicalized and a bomb-making factory in the garage, I think I would know it,” he says. “I don’t know how oblivious people can be.”...............
Israeli Jewish Zionist ex agent Levin New York City police officer turned 'director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at CSUSB'
Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at CSUSB and a former New York City police officer, says the dating profiles the couple used to find one another could have included keywords to indicate a shared interest in violent jihadism, such as Arabic references to “paradise bride.”
“Were they both looking for jihadi spouses? I don’t know,” Levin says. “This couple believes they’re in paradise now.”
RADICALIZED
Who radicalized the couple remains under investigation, but evidence points to Malik succumbing first.
“So far, the data we’ve collected — the intelligence — indicates that she was before she connected with the other killer and came here,” Comey said.
Dany Doueiri, the coordinator of CSUSB’s Arabic Language Program, says Muslims can self-radicalize, especially through videos and other media.
“If you can imagine people listening to these tapes a hundred times, they become radicalized,” Doueiri says. “Social media makes that more accessible.”
Several factors can lead to radicalization, regardless of the ideology, including estrangement from the larger community, availability and receptiveness to propaganda, and openness to it among family or friends, experts say.
“Once you have those factors, there are a buffet of extremist entities who look for people like this on social media. They cull them and encourage them, send them encrypted messages,” Levin says.
Still, there is no profile of what kind of person is prone to radicalization, he says.........
Israeli Zionist Southern Poverty Law Center websitesays according to San Bernardino Sun:
Among the list of top leading domestic jihadists in the U.S., posted at the Southern Poverty Law Center website, are a popular class president from a small town in Alabama compared by a classmate to Ferris Bueller; a former Air Force pharmacy technician from Grand Rapids, Michigan; a hippie goat farmer from Winchester, California, with Catholic and Jewish roots; and a former Grateful Dead fan and Brooklyn resident who converted to Islam.
SEEKING ANSWERS
As the nation reels, the city mourns. Vigil after vigil. Funerals arranged and attended. The IRC remains a crime scene, closed to workers and the public. Authorities have cleared school sites of bomb threats.
FBI agents crawl through San Bernardino as their colleagues investigate throughout the nation, and authorities comb the globe, looking for any information linking Farook and Malik to terrorist groups.
Farook’s family has repeatedly stressed they had no idea the couple had extremist inclinations.
Israeli Jewish Zionist ex agent Levin New York City police officer turned 'director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at CSUSB' is surprised family and mother of alleged San Bernardino government employed terrorist-employee Syed Farook and wife
never noticed anything wrong in their small house and yet is TOTALLY SILENT AND UNFAZED BY THE FGACT THAT NEIGHBORS
Levin calls it “an interesting suggestion” that Farook’s family says they had no idea Farook and his wife were on an extremist path, particularly his mother, who lived with the couple in Redlands.
“I think if I were living in an 1,100-square-foot apartment with people who are radicalized and a bomb-making factory in the garage, I think I would know it,” he says. “I don’t know how oblivious people can be.”..............
Neighbors in Redlands rarely saw Malik either. When they did, her head was covered.
Farook continued his work inspecting restaurants and food preparation facilities, including local schools.
Earlier this year, his parents finally officially divorced, after 33 years of marriage. Neighbors say his father moved into his brother’s Corona home. Farook started spending more time at that home, turning from a weekly visitor who enjoyed Sunday meals with the family men served in the garage by his wife’s brother, to a near daily visitor.
While neighbors in Corona chatted with the Farooks on occasion, they never once saw Malik.
“His wife and her baby? That’s the first we ever heard of her,” said Corona neighbor Dane Adams when he learned of the attack in San Bernardino.
Farook’s visits to his brother’s home stopped sometime in early November.
The Los Angeles News Group and The Associated Press contributed to this story.
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At the mall, Mariya found a romantic interest in Vram Kupelian, who worked in a nearby shop, he said in an interview. The relationship lasted more than a year, although her busy schedule allowed little time for leisure, he said.
“She pretty much spent seven days working at the mall,” Kupelian said.
Since the sisters' parents lived in Israel, the prospect of living and working together gave the sisters a support system that life in Russia didn't offer, he said.
Tatiana, meanwhile, had begun dating Farook's older brother, Syed Raheel Farook, a U.S. Navy veteran from a first-generation Pakistani family. Friends knew him as Raheel.
The couple jointly registered a license for a cellphone business, according to records filed in Marin County.
On her Russian social media account, Tatiana posted photos of trips the couple took together: to Lake Tahoe, Disneyland and Cancun.
She identified herself online as a businesswoman with a love of comedy films and reality TV shows, such as “The Real Housewives of Orange County.” In the space for “about me,” she wrote, “I [live] in the usa, just got engaged, living a happy life.”
When Tatiana and Raheel married in 2011, the two witnesses on their marriage license were his brother, Syed Rizwan Farook, and Marquez.
The marriage of Tatiana and Raheel was not without its apparent challenges.
While employed part time at a Riverside bank, Tatiana underwent fertility treatment, and she alleged that she lost her job because she went on medical leave, according to a lawsuit she filed in 2014. The case later was settled.
Brittani Adams, 24, who lives down the street from the couple's townhome in Corona, said they were friendly but sometimes argued.
At least two times since July, police were called to the home on reports of a dispute between Raheel and an unidentified woman, Corona police said.
Riverside County prosecutors declined to file charges, citing insufficient evidence, according to a spokesman.
Tatiana, a state-licensed cosmetologist, once invited Adams over to show off the beauty salon she had in her garage, complete with purple walls and a professional hair dryer.
There, Adams recalled meeting Mariya, whom she described as quiet and more reserved. Tatiana chalked up her younger sister's reticence to her limited English, Adams recalled.
Mariya crossed paths with Oscar Romero, who works at a flower wholesale business in downtown Los Angeles, according to records. The relationship blossomed, with Mariya using an online name to match her boyfriend's: Maria Romero, according to an affidavit and an archived copy of the now-deleted profile.
In photos posted online — part of a social media presence that FBI investigators described in the affidavit — she and Romero posed in front of a Christmas tree and in nightclubs. The couple soon had a daughter together.
In a telephone interview with The Times earlier this month, Oscar Romero said he was the father of Mariya's child but that their relationship had ended and he knew few details of her life.
“Like I said, she's my baby's mama. Whatever she does with her life,” he said, is her business.
He didn't provide a date for their split, except that it happened before she married her husband, Marquez.
When Marquez and Mariya married in a mosque in 2014, the witnesses were her sister and Syed Raheel Farook, according to the marriage license. All four listed their address at Tatiana and Raheel's Corona home.
But in the days after the shooting, according to a federal affidavit, Marquez said otherwise: He was approached by Raheel to marry Mariya, and in exchange, he would receive $200 a month, according to the affidavit.
The marriage was a ruse, he said, because Mariya had immigration issues and needed a green card, according to court records and federal sources.
While Marquez lived at his parents' home — they knew nothing of the marriage — his wife continued to live with and date her ex-boyfriend, he told investigators, according to the affidavit.
It's unclear if Marquez identified Romero as the ex-boyfriend, but he provided the street and city name that matches the location of Romero's home, according to the affidavit.
When FBI agents descended on Romero's Ontario home to interview Mariya after the shooting, she said otherwise: that she lived with her husband, sister and brother-in-law.
She and Marquez crammed into a two-bedroom home with at least two other adults and a young child because they could not afford their own place to live, she told the FBI.
Marquez and Mariya's green card interview was scheduled for Dec. 3, the day after Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife attacked the Inland Regional Center.
In the weeks leading up to the interview, the task of having to appear like a genuine couple seemed to trouble them both, court documents show.
In online messages obtained by investigators, Marquez admitted to Mariya that he was “just a little anxious” and had prepared practice questions, according to the affidavit.
Mariya replied, “Omg!! Enrique I'm the one freaking out here!!! ... I'll see u Monday and we'll talk.”
She had urged him to “relax,” adding, “[I]f they decline me its my problem not yours.”
Neither showed up to the interview. Hours after the shooting, Marquez checked himself into a hospital.
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Evidence Contradicts Cleric's Claim of 'Casual' Relationship with San Bernardino Terrorist
by Michelle Moons and Raheem Kassam • Dec 28, 2015
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Originally published under the title "San Bernardino Terrorist's Mosque Cleric Exchanged 38 Texts With Terrorist, Claimed 'Casual' Relationship."
Roshan Abbassi (left), the cleric serving as spokesman for the San Bernardino mosque where Syed Rizwan Farook (right, with wife Tashfeen Malik) worshiped, claims he barely knew Farook. But phone records indicate otherwise.
The mosque at the centre of the San Bernardino terrorist attack is back in the spotlight after one of the organisation's clerics, Roshan Abbassi, was found to have had repeated contact with terrorist Syed Farook in the months before the deadly attack which left 14 people dead and 24 people injured.
Mr. Abbassi and his fellow teachers at the mosque had previously claimed that they barely knew Mr. Farook, despite his repeat attendance at the Dar al Uloom al Islamiyyah mosque in San Bernardino. The mosque is now believed to be a haven for Tablighi Jamaat activists – a fundamentalist, proselytising Islamic sect known in some circles as the "Army of Darkness."
The New York Post reports that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has found repeated phone contact between Mr. Abbassi and Mr. Farook, dating back to a two-week period in June – coinciding with the terrorist attack on two military sites in Chattanooga.
Mr. Abbassi – when not dodging difficult questions from Breitbart News journalists – emphasised to reporters during a press conference held just two days after attacks that he only knew Mr. Farook very casually. He said at the time that he only exchanged pleasantries with Mr. Farook when they both attended the mosque. "Hello, goodbye, how are you... just casual conversation... nothing more than that," insisted Mr. Abbassi.
But FBI agents are now investigating at least 38 messages that were allegedly exchanged between the pair during a two week span in June 2015.
Dar al Uloom Islamiyah mosque in San Bernardino
Mr. Abbassi was unusually hostile with reporters of all stripes when he was quizzed on radical Islam, FBI investigations, and his relationship with Mr. Farook on December 4th. When Breitbart News asked Mr. Abbassi whether he believed in an Islamic Caliphate, he refused to answer on multiple occasions.
When asked at the time if the FBI was investigating anyone else at the mosque, he replied, "No comment," before giving reporters a wry smile. He was then asked to clarify, to which he replied, "No comment." After being pushed a third time, he responded brusquely: "You guys are our guests. If we have no comment, you cannot force us to have a comment thank you very much."
And the stories between Mr. Abbassi and his fellow mosque leaders didn't stack up either. One claimed that Syed Farook hadn't attended the Dar al Uloom Islamiyah in a year, whereas Mr. Abbassi later revised this figure down to "a month."
Mr. Abbassi also tried to blame the terrorist attack on "workplace anger," stating:
Radicalisation? Never. In Islam there is no such thing as a radical Islam. There's proof it was workplace anger. Proof. And everyone knows the argument that he got in with one of his people and why don't they ever tell us what the argument was about.
It was later reported that the argument between a coworker and Mr. Farook may indeed have been about the State of Israel, and Islam.
Speaking to other local imams, Breitbart News found a real fear of the Tablighi Jamaat sect, with one leader at the Corona-Norco mosque just a few miles away telling Breitbart reporters that the group was "dangerous" – especially for those who don't know what they are getting involved in when attending such mosques. "The Tablighi thing could get out of hand," he said. "[They] sleep in the mosque... they have... the beards," he dragged his hand further down his chin, widening his eyes.
Now, U.S. government officials think there could be up to 50,000 Tablighi Jamaat members across the United States.
Evidence from the United Kingdom, where the group practices aggressive tactics in their quest to build mega mosques across Britain suggests that security services and journalists may have ignored this ultra-orthodox sect – linked in numerous cases to terrorism – for too long.
Assistant FBI Director Michael Heimbach has said: "We have significant presence of Tablighi Jamaat in the United States," adding that Al Qaeda has "used them for recruiting."
Mr. Abbassi, who is of Pakistani origin, denies involvement in the San Bernardino terrorist attack, and has claimed that he was only discussing food donations for the mosque in his text exchanges with Mr. Farook.
DHS whistleblower Philip Haney
Tablighi Jamaat members across the world are encouraged to lead extremely austere lifestyles, with members often sleeping in their mosques, and only eating food that has been donated by other followers.
A U.S. Department of Homeland Security whistleblower – Philip Haney – told Breitbart News Daily that he was involved in an investigation that might have stopped the San Bernardino attack, but was stopped by the Obama administration in the name of political correctness. Haney said:
Civil Rights and Civil Liberties shut the case down because we were focusing on individuals who belong to Tablighi Jamaat... This case actually took six years to develop... It started in 2006, and it gradually gained momentum over time. By 2008, I was interviewing twenty, thirty people a month sometimes.
"It was exactly what DHS was created to do... We were doing what we took our oath of office to do. We were well-trained, capable subject matter experts, focused like a laser beam on a trend that was putting our country at threat."
Earlier this month Breitbart London revealed that a family in Britain who claimed "Islamophobia" after being banned from the United States were too linked to the Tablighi Jamaat mosque in San Bernardino. Britain's security services have yet to comment on the suspicions surrounding the family.
Michelle Moons is a journalist at Breitbart. Raheem Kassam is a Shillman-Ginsburg fellow at the Middle East Forum and editor-in-chief of Breitbart London.
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