When WorldNetDaily published the anti-CAIR book “Muslim Mafia,” one key bone of contention in CAIR’s legal actions against WND, book co-author David Gaubatz and his son, Chris — who went undercover at CAIR and pilfered numerous documents that formed the basis of the book — was whether Gaubatz’s son signed a confidentiality agreement when he became employed at CAIR. As we’ve documented, the Gaubatz-WND legal team had historically avoided directly answering that question, which suggests that Gaubatz’s son did, in fact, sign such an agreement (CAIR says it cannot find a copy of it).
But Gaubatz appears to have changed its tune. A June 12 WND article by Art Moore decides to answer that question:
CAIR alleges Chris Gaubatz signed a confidentiality agreement when he worked as an intern for six months, but Gaubatz denies it, and CAIR reportedly says it has no copy of any agreement.
If Chris Gaubatz never signed the agreement, why has Chris Gaubatz and his legal team spent the past year and a half refusing to give a definitive answer to whether he did? And why is it being so definitive now? Is it taking refuge in CAIR’s apparent inability to unearth a copy to claim it never existed?
The abrupt switch from refusing to answer the question to definitively answering it is suspicious. Since WND is also a defendant, don’t expect Moore to explain it.