How Obama Uses Charities To Fund Terror
By de Andréa,
Opinion Editorialist for
‘THE
BOTTOM LINE’
Posted January 19, 2017
How Obama protects US Islamic charities to fund terror
– some of them with your tax dollars my friend.
The Gaza-based charity UFA published this photo showing an official of
U.S. charity Baitulmaal handing out checks (US tax payer money) at UFA's
offices to "the families of terrorist martyrs of the Palestinian
people."
What You
Need to Know About American-Based Terror Funding:
Under
the Obama administration, the federal government eased up on prosecutions of
American Islamist charities linked to terror.
This
was a marked change from the years after 9/11, when scores of charities were
shut down after prosecutors found financial and logistical links to terrorist
groups in America and across the globe. This
effort terminated in 2008, when the Holy Land Foundation was found guilty of
financing terrorism. Then in 2009 Obama overturned the sentences of those
involved.
As A front, Islamic charities do provide a means of
humanitarian aid to some Muslims but mainly to launder and move money to
support terrorism; most common terror link for American Islamist charities is Hamas,
who rules the Gaza Strip.
Note: there is no charity in
Islam. Charity is benevolence, benevolence
is out of love, and the word love does not appear in the Quran, get one and
read it.
At least eight prominent U.S. charities and, the
taxpayer-funded United States Agency for International Development (USAID) are
supporting Gaza-based Unlimited Friends Association for Social Development
(UFA).
UFA is closely aligned with senior Hamas leaders, and provides
cash to the families of so-called martyrs in the Gaza strip and promotes
virulent anti-Semitic rhetoric.
UFA regularly collaborates with Hamas officials.
As
the president-elect Trump has repeatedly made clear, his first full day in
office will be a
Under
the Obama administration, the federal government looked the other way when it
came to prosecutions of American Islamist charities linked to terror. This was
a marked change from the years after 9/11, when scores of charities were shut
down after prosecutors found financial and logistical links to terrorist groups
across the globe. This effort culminated in 2008, when the Holy Land Foundation
was tried in court on charges of financing terrorism. Federal prosecutors
listed a considerable number of prominent American Muslim organizations as "unindicted co-conspirators."
Eight years of a permissive attitude has afforded
Islamist groups the chance for a resurgence. Islamist charities do not just
provide a means to move money; they also offer legitimacy to American Islamist
organizations struggling to free themselves from decades of allegations of
extremism. Islamist charitable endeavors abroad serve to sanitize the Islamist
agenda at home.
The most common terrorism link for American Islamist
charities involves, unsurprisingly, the Palestinian territories. Where do
charitable donations for the Palestinian territories end up? In the Gaza Strip,
Hamas, which is designated a foreign terrorist organization, oversees every
facet of society, especially the social services in which Western charities
work. From the distribution of medicine to the running of schools, orphanages,
and kids' summer camps, Hamas rules the roost.
UFA
claims to "provide relief, emergency and developmental services to marginalized areas and people in need." And it
probably does. Its social-media pages show
happy children playing in the sun, buildings constructed, and food packs
distributed. But UFA operates with the political support of senior Hamas
figures. And the support of Hamas means the support of a genocidal terror group
that has pledged to eradicate Jews across the globe that throws its political
opponents off rooftops, oppresses women and homosexuals, fires rockets at
Israeli schools and homes, and uses Palestinian children as human shields to
advance its murderous cause.
UFA
regularly collaborates with Hamas officials. In 2014, envisioning the
"right of return" for Palestinians, it organized a ceremony at which
the guest of honor was Mustafa Sawwaf,
a prominent Hamas minister. Sawwaf had argued in the Hamas newspaper Al-Risala that "Israel's disappearance
is a necessity [according to] the Koran — that is a truth that we have learned
and that we have been teaching since the first intifada, which was the
Palestinian people's first step toward ending the usurpation of Palestine by
the Jewish gangs."
In
2015, UFA hosted a public meeting with Mohamed Abu-Shkian, a senior Hamas official and the
mayor of Nuseirat. They discussed "joint cooperation to implement projects
that serve the various categories of the Palestinian community."
Abu-Shkian, whom Hamas media has nicknamed "Mohammed the Conqueror," is a vocal supporter of the "mujahedeen"
against Israel, has spoken at the graduation ceremony of
a Hamas terror-training program, and has addressed crowds at a ceremony commemorating Hamas terrorists.
Not
especially shy about its Hamas connections, UFA openly advertises projects funded by U.S. charities in prominent Hamas literature. And on its website, UFA boasts a certificate of support from Ummah University,
an institution in Gaza directly controlled by Hamas's interior ministry. UFA is a cog in the Hamas martyrdom machine — the charity
regularly hosts events financially benefiting "the families of martyrs and prisoners."
Like
Hamas, UFA is not shy about its hatred of Jews either. In a post published on
one of the charity's social-media pages, UFA officials wrote:
"We
ask God to drive away the anguish of the heroic prisoners in the Nazi Zionist
jails and to free Al-Aqsa Al-Sharif [the Noble Al-Aqsa] from the filth of the dirty
Jews."
UFA's most important U.S. supporter is Baitulmaal,
another charity. Saying they help Baitulmaal distribute cash to
the "families of martyrs of the Palestinian people," UFA officials
have published photos
to corroborate the claim.
These cash handouts are part of an "Orphan
Sponsorship Program." In videos published by the UFA, it defines orphans
as those who have lost their fathers (not their mother), some of whom, it
claims, were killed resisting "the ongoing slaughter against the Palestinian
people."
It would appear that American money is being given to the
families of Hamas terrorists.
UFA and the U.S. charity Baitulmaal have such a close
relationship that they even share the same staff. UFA officials Jomaa Khadoura and
Amgad Mansor identify
themselves as Baitulmaal employees. Mansor has promoted the views of Nabil Awadi, an Islamic cleric whom the Daily
Mail has described as the "key financier" of the Islamic State.
Several
other U.S. registered charities support UFA by funding UFA projects or hosting
joint events. These include Islamic Relief USA, a branch of a charity established in Britain by Muslim Brotherhood
operatives. Islamic Relief USA receives millions
of dollars from Western governments, the European Union, and the United
Nations. The U.S. government has given $370,000 to Islamic Relief Worldwide, the parent organization of its American affiliate. As
with Baitulmaal, UFA and the Palestinian branch of Islamic Relief have shared the same employees.
The da'wah problem is not new, but it demands the
attention of the new administration. Hundreds of charities operate in the
Palestinian territories. Certainly some Palestinian charities do not host
high-profile visits with senior Hamas leaders, financially reward the families
of "martyrs and prisoners," and incite hatred against Jews. The U.S.
taxpayer and American charities should not be funding one that does.
But it’s not just the Western
governments that are fooled and ignorantly supporting satanic terrorism through
charities, the Christian Church is also totally and completely ignorant of what
Islam is and through the
largest Christian charity in the world it is supporting the terrorist group of
Hamas. Just as Eve was willfully and ignorantly fooled
by the Serpent.
Thanks
for listening my friend! Now go do the
right thing and fight for freedom.
-
de Andréa
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