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In Shift, Police Say Leader Helped With Anti-Islam Film and Now Regrets It

The New York Times

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Jan. 24, 2012

The New York City police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, through a top aide, acknowledged for the first time on Tuesday that he personally cooperated with the filmmakers of “The Third Jihad” — a decision the commissioner now describes as a mistake. Read full article.


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  1. LOURDES BB said,

    on January 27th, 2012 at 6:22 pm

    NOTHING SURPRISES ME ANYMORE ABOUT THE HATEFUL, BIAS, UNPROFESSIONAL ISSUES OF MOST OF THE POLICE OF NYC AND THE REST OF THE COUNTRY….REMEMBER WALL ST?

  2. Dick Lancaster said,

    on January 29th, 2012 at 1:45 pm

    Kelly regrets participating in the film because he didn’t like the final production? Welcome to the world od documentary film. At the time of his interview in 2007 he must have believed everything he said so why now regret it? It is likely he has to cave to the PC police in order to retain his job. I haven’t seen the film but from the discription in the article it sounds valid to me.

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