San Bernardino shooting: At least 14 people killed

P.S. A number of the claims made on the Clarion Project webpage you linked to point to other Clarion articles or other sources of dubious validity. In my experience with extremist propaganda (of whatever stripe) I often find that sources cited don't exist, have been misrepresented, or are untrustworthy. But it can take a great deal of work to track it down.

Please find me a Pew survey or something equally reputable and documented, supporting your allegation that a majority of Egyptians approve of the 9/11 attacks, or that a majority of Muslims in general do.

I refuse to spend half an hour getting a two minute video to play on my slow Wi-Fi connection.

First you have to establish that such a handbook exists.

Maybe Farook's mother bought the Christmas lights for decorating.... The doesn't seem too radical to me.

I couldn't find the document, much less footnote 2a or any other footnotes. I did find the same Clarion Project article that you linked to before, and it had this imbedded link to a document described as an "ICNA instruction guide produced by the Chicago Chapter":

http://m.clarionproject.org/document/icna-training-guide

But clicking on the link gives a title over an otherwise blank page.

The training guide produced by the Tarbiyah Department of ICNA’s Chicago chapter was provided to the Clarion Project by former FBI Special Agent John Guandolo.

And if you really think that the Chicago Chapter has a "Tarbiya Department" I have some prime real estate to sell you.

Guandolo joined the bureau’s Counterterrorism Division in the wake of 9/11, but by 2005 he was posing as a driver for a “star witness” in the corruption case of former Congressman William Jefferson (D-LA). He made “inappropriate sexual advances” to that witness and soon was having an “intimate relationship…that he thought could damage an investigation.” He also unsuccessfully solicited the witness for a $75,000 donation to an organization he supported and carried on extramarital affairs with female FBI agents.

Guandolo’s actions risked tanking the government’s prosecution of Jefferson, and he faced an investigation by the bureau’s Office of Professional Responsibility. Though he later expressed “deep remorse” for his actions, he resigned from the bureau in December, 2008, ahead of an investigation by the Office of Professional Responsibility.

I still can't get the link to the document to work. But since the Clarion Project says that they got it from John Guandolo, and John Guandolo is an untrustworthy and professionally disgraced wackadoo, that discredits both the document and the Clarion Project.

Guandolo's Bio

One of the top terrorism experts in the United States, John Guandolo provides analysis, factual data, and training and education to local state and national leaders about threats to the United States, particularly from the global Islamic movement. His areas of expertise include specialized targets such as oil platforms, ship boarding, and unique structures; VIP protection; urban climbing; security planning; and counter-threat driving. John Guandolo received the Defender of the Homeland award from Senators Joseph Lieberman and Jon Kyl in 2007.

In his 12-year career with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, John Guandolo became the Washington Field Office’s SWAT team leader and an FBI advanced-capability medic. He also designed and implemented the organization’s first counterterrorism education and training program focused on the Muslim Brotherhood and related groups. In addition to his domestic work, John Guandolo advises foreign governments on issues pertaining to security.

Shortly after 9/11, Mr. Guandolo began an assignment to the Counterterrorism Division of the FBI’s Washington Field Office developing an expertise in the Muslim Brotherhood, Islamic Doctrine, the global Islamic Movement, and a myriad of terrorist organizations to include Hamas, Al Qaeda, and others. In 2006, Mr. Guandolo created and implemented the FBI’s first Counterterrorism Training/Education Program focusing on the Muslim Brotherhood and their subversive movement in the United States, Islamic Doctrine, and the global Islamic Movement. He was designated a “Subject Matter Expert” by FBI Headquarters.

This course was hailed as “groundbreaking” by the FBI’s Executive Assistant Director in a brief to the Vice President’s National Security Staff. For his efforts, in 2007 Mr. Guandolo was presented the “Defender of the Homeland” Award by U.S. Senators John Kyl and Joseph Lieberman on behalf of the Center for Security Policy in Washington, D.C. While in the FBI, Mr. Guandolo received two (2) United States Attorney’s Awards for Investigative Excellence.