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Next stop for Guandolo is Mesa, Arizona, where for three days this week, he will instruct law enforcement officers on how to find a violent Muslim extremist behind every cactus as part of his seminar 鈥淯nderstanding and Investigating the Jihadi Network,鈥� an event .

Officially, the event is sponsored by the Arizona Police Association (APA), an umbrella group of state cop shops, but the Mesa Police Department is playing host to Guandolo鈥檚 Islamophobic carny act, allowing the APA to hold the forum at its training facilities.

So far, Mesa PD鈥檚 acting police chief Michael Dvorak has resisted fierce pressure from the Council on American-Islamic Relations to cancel the training developed by Guandolo鈥檚 consulting company, Understanding the Threat.

But Dvorak did offer one concession in a recent email to CAIR, promising that, 鈥淸T]his will be the last time this specific training will be utilizing our training facilities.鈥澛犅�

That鈥檚 not enough for CAIR, which is pushing for Dvorak to spike the event, still scheduled for May 16 -18, with

You would think that a widely condemned conspiracy theorist like Guandolo would be persona non grata at any professional police agency in the United States.

After all, Guandolo , before investigators there could question him about a document detailing his affairs with fellow agents and what was later discovered to be a sexual liaison with a confidential informant in the high-profile bribery investigation of ex-Louisiana Congressman William Jefferson.

Per one court document, Guandolo later expressed 鈥渄eep remorse鈥� to FBI investigators for sleeping with the CI, a move that could have imperiled the case against Jefferson, who was ultimately convicted on several corruption counts in 2009.

Aside from his ethical transgressions, the supposed expert on Islamic extremism apparently doesn鈥檛 speak Arabic, the language of the Quran: This, according to one e-mail string , where Guandolo states that, 鈥淚 don鈥檛 speak Arabic.鈥�

No Arabic? No problem. Well, at least, it鈥檚 no problem for some law enforcement entities willing to waste public RICO dollars on bringing Guandolo to their cities and towns to push his bogus anti-Muslim McCarthyism.

Indeed, Guandolo is not shy about the nature of his crackpot product.

A recent claims Guandolo鈥檚 seminar is the only hope for the U.S. in its ongoing 鈥渄omestic war鈥� against an existential Islamic threat.

According to the diatribe, America鈥檚 Mosques and Islamic centers are 鈥渙rganizing for armed confrontation with law-enforcement,鈥� and Muslims are scoping out 鈥渃hurches and other targets鈥� in what amounts to an 鈥渆nemy鈥� insurgency, requiring Guandolo鈥檚 鈥渃ounter-insurgency strategy鈥� as an antidote.

Given Guandolo鈥檚 history of loony pronouncements and his casual smearing of all Muslims, any 鈥渟trategy鈥� Guandolo might impart could lead to the harassment and racial profiling of minorities who are perceived to be followers of Islam.

鈥淭he more Muslims learn about what Islam is,鈥� stated Guandolo in one YouTube video, 鈥渢he more they wage jihad.鈥�

Talk about a slippery statement. The word 鈥渏ihad鈥� means 鈥渟truggle鈥� in Arabic and can have a non-violent, spiritual meaning.

But for Guandolo, it seems as if 鈥渏ihad鈥� always means 鈥渢errorism,鈥� and all Muslims are potential terrorists.

Moreover, Guandolo insists the federal government is riddled with agents of Islam at the highest levels. Along these lines, he once denounced former CIA director John Brennan .

Regarding freedom of religion and speech, Guandolo argues for an exception in the case of Islam, insisting in one rant that mosques 鈥渄o not have a First Amendment right to do anything.鈥�

In a particularly insidious conspiracy theory offered during a 2016 interview, Guandolo warned that Muslims were taking jobs at 7-Elevens and hotels and buying up gas stations, 鈥�.鈥�

That same year, he told an interviewer that it would be 鈥渆xciting鈥� if churches, politicians and reporters could be jailed on federal terrorism charges.

And just this April, Guandolo urged law enforcement to start for 鈥渂eing terrorists.鈥�

CAIR is not alone in earning Guandolo鈥檚 ire. Pretty much any group or individual who is critical of this blowhard becomes 鈥� in Guandolo鈥檚 mind 鈥� part of the Muslim plot to destroy the U.S.

It would take several gigabytes to regurgitate all of the Islamophobic filth that Guandolo鈥檚 on the record as spouting.

So why do some law enforcement agencies keep inviting this guy back?

After all, his balderdash ain鈥檛 cheap.

When Montgomery sponsored Guandolo鈥檚 visit to Arizona in 2014, the whole kit-and-caboodle 鈥� books, fees, airfare, etc. 鈥� cost nearly $40,000 in public funds.

The backlash at that time was enormous, in part because Guandolo publicly labeled local Muslim leaders as being members of Hamas or the Muslim Brotherhood, with nada to back it up.

He also suggested that the ACLU 鈥� which along with CAIR and the ADL of Arizona, slammed Guandolo鈥檚 visit 鈥� should be indicted on federal terrorism charges.

And to top it off, Guandolo called local TV reporters critical of his visit 鈥渃ollaborators鈥� and 鈥�.鈥�

(Interestingly, one of those TV reporters, Mia Garcia, who at the time worked for the local Fox News affiliate, is now the communications director for Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, a Republican.)

Nevertheless, Montgomery stubbornly refused to cancel Guandolo鈥檚 event, which went on as planned, with protesters picketing the venue in opposition.

This time, Montgomery鈥檚 involvement seems removed by a step or two.

A spokeswoman for the Mesa Police Department told Hatewatch that though the Arizona Police Association is sponsoring the seminar, it鈥檚 being funded by a grant of an undisclosed sum from Montgomery鈥檚 office.

In his letter to CAIR, Chief Dvorak did his best to downplay the Mesa PD鈥檚 involvement in Guandolo鈥檚 appearance, claiming that his department 鈥渋s not participating as a host, sponsor or monetary contributor.鈥�

Perhaps Dvorak should consult the definitions of 鈥渉ost鈥� given by Miriam-Webster, which includes, 鈥渙ne that provides facilities for an event or function.鈥�

Clearly, the Mesa PD is doing just that.

The Maricopa County Attorney鈥檚 Office did not respond to several calls and emails by Hatewatch staff for this story.