Kansas: Muslim Brotherhood’s MSA ramps up after Boston attacks

Muslims are getting more bold after each successful terror attack. After Boston, Muslims decided to get in the faces of non-Muslims with a ‘Meet a Muslim Person’ ruse. This one at Johnson County Community College in rural Johnson County, Kansas just outside Kansas City – where Hamas has been active for decades. h/t @causingfitna

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Notice the saying on the back of the t-shirts of the prostrated Muslims: “Islam is not just a religion it is a way of life.”

We’d like to contribute to the campaign too.

Meet Aisha Khan who cost Kansas taxpayers $36K for faking a disappearance.

Meet a Kansas City Muslim arrested in Islamic marriage to 14-year old

Meet another Kansas-area Muslim Hussein A. Ahmed, Muslim charged with raping, impregnating step-daughter, witness-wife found dead

Meet a Muslim Person…also from the area, Khalid Ouazzani, a Muslim who pleaded guilty to sending funds to al Qaeda

And of course, whose to say the MSA members in the slideshow at the top of the page are any different than the infamous MSA alumni who have been convicted of terrorism or are wanted for waging jihad? Or have been killed or captured? Or sit atop the FBI Most Wanted List? A few months ago, you may have meet these two Muslims at an MSA Meet a Muslim Person event.

The Muslim Student Association and the Boston Terrorist Connection

Tsarnaev associated frequently with the Muslim Student Association (MSA) at University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth.

Background on the Muslim Brotherhood-founded MSA here.

Common Core Aligned GED: 9/11 Attackers Were Poor Afghans

via Articles: Propagandizing the Plebs: The Common Core Curriculum Meets The GED. h/t thepeoplescube

In March 2013, New Readers Press, a publishing division of ProLiteracy — the world’s largest organization of adult basic education and literacy programs — released a revised edition of its bestselling Scoreboost series for the 2014 GED test.

With eight supplemental workbooks on the mathematics, language arts, science, and social studies tests, the new series is aligned with the Common Core State Standards and has been expanded, according to the publisher, “to cover the complexities of the new math test as well as the analytic writing required by the extended-response items.”

New extended-response items on the GED test will provide students with one or more source texts followed by a prompt or question, and the answers will be scored with a three-trait rubric.

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Below is an excerpt from a larger Social Studies Extended Response, found on page 52 from Writing Across the Tests: Responding to Text on the Language Arts, Social Studies, and Science Test, entitled, “Does Foreign Aid Really Help?”

Those who support sending aid to poor countries do so because poor countries often have high levels of poverty, poor educational systems, an ineffective police and judicial force, and limited public services such as healthcare, transportation networks, and banking systems. They believe that when living conditions are this poor, crime levels tend to be higher. Poorer countries, because they have weak governments, often have areas that attract terrorist groups because no one is there to stop them from pursuing those types of activities. Thus, poor countries are often home to terrorist groups that are free to plan and carry out attacks on the rich, industrialized nations, without fear of being stopped. This is in fact [italics mine] what happened on 9/11 when terrorists from Afghanistan hijacked planes and carried out attacks on the United States.  In this case, the terrorists originated in a country that had received large amounts of foreign aid from rich countries. Apparently, it didn’t work.

And here is the following test prompt:

Should rich countries continue to give aid to poor countries, or should they stop giving aid? Develop an argument that supports your position, and make sure to use specific details to help develop your ideas.

The dictionary definition of “indoctrinate” is “to imbue with a usually partisan or sectarian opinion, point of view, or principle.” This is exactly what will happen when GED students are required to generate ideas, attitudes, and cognitive strategies based on the above misleading and purely sectarian “progressive” worldview, which disregards the proven beneficiary power of the free markets, misconstrues the motivation of Islamic terrorists, and misrepresents the identities of the 9/11 hijackers, who were, for the most part, educated Muslim Arabs from well-to-do families in oil-rich countries that, in fact, send plenty of foreign aid to support Islamic extremism around the world.

If you have kids or grand kids in public schools you need to get educated quickly on CSCOPE and Common Core in your state.

As for 9/11, all indications are that most involved were Saudi’s.

West Virginia: American Library Association peddling Islam (video)

The National Endowment for the Humanities and the American Library Association are promoting Islam. via the HALALBOOZESHACK

FYI, http://www.neh.gov/about

The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) is an independent federal agency created in 1965. It is one of the largest funders of humanities programs in the United States.

That means taxpayer funded. So while Americans are being attacked and killed by Muslims, we’re also paying to fill libraries with Islamic texts. And it’s not just West Virginia, Taxpayers stock Michigan libraries with Muslim books and videos

And, working with terror-linked CAIR, the ALA will shut down anyone who disagrees: American Library Association submits to sharia law and cancels anti-jihad speaker.

Colorado: Saudi Muslim’s got university prayer room, now want kuffars out

Mini-mosques for foreign Saudi Muslim students on college campuses across the U.S. via Muslim students seek changes to prayer room – The Scribe – University of Colorado. h/t halal

In order to meet the religious needs and obligations of students, a room in the Kramer Library was converted into an ad hoc prayer space in Spring 2012.

Foreign, Muslim, Saudi students that is.

According to a sign posted outside multipurpose Room 318, located east of the rear staircase on the third floor the library, the space has been converted into “a room for study, meditation, reflection, and prayer.” It is available on a first-come, first-serve basis, and each student is limited to 30 minutes.

Efforts to allocate a prayer space for Muslim students to conduct their five mandatory daily prayers were started by student Zaina Abukhdeir.

Abukhdeir, a mathematics and secondary education major, is the chair of the UCCS branch of the Muslim Student Alliance.

Whoever wrote this article didn’t do their due diligence, is intentionally deceiving readers or was lied to. One look at the UCCS website of religious groups and we find that Zaina Abukhdeir is the contact for the Muslim Student Association or MSA. That’s a Muslim Brotherhood-founded, Saudi-funded group that has hosted the Taliban, have alumni on the FBI Most Wanted List and attempted to assassinate George Bush – to name a few highlights.

She began requesting a room specifically designated for prayer in 2012. Abukhdeir enlisted the help of Anthony Cordova, director of the MOSAIC Office and CU Opportunity Program, as well as members of the Saudi Club.

According to documentation presented by Abukhdeir – including the original proposal for the room and a copy of the petition submitted to university administration – Teri Switzer, dean of the Kramer Family Library, approved Room 318 be used for prayer.

Despite the designation of a room for multi-faith worship, several groups on campus, including the MSA and the Saudi Club, want a change in the accommodations.

As they open their prayers, they want to defeat the kuffar. Out. Just like the kuffar-free Muslim-only prayer room at the Denver airport.

Answering as the spokesperson for the Saudi Club, Abdullah Almurayh, a Saudi exchange student attending UCCS for a Ph.D. in computer science, explained several concerns regarding the room.

According to the club’s mission statement, its primary function is to “work as a tool to help new students communicate with fellow students, so everyone can share their academic, social, and life experiences and all other resources.”

Additionally, Almurayh indicated the organization exists to provide support for transfer students from Saudi Arabia.

Almurayh’s concerns about the room center around creating conflict with students that use the room in a non-religious, studying capacity.

His chief objection was that asking students present to leave so that he could pray would violate their right to use the room.

Another point of contention for Muslim students, according to Almurayh, is the presence of a large table in the center of the room, which does not allow for adequate space in the event that multiple students wish to pray. The room measures 10 feet by 11 feet.

Almurayh said, “The decision makers may not understand what people need to pray.”

He thinks that it would not be appropriate toward other students to simply pray in open spaces around campus. He also expressed personal safety concerns for praying publicly.

Sounds like these supremacists would fare better at Al-Azhar University.

Almurayh believes the lack of a prayer space that meets all the necessary criteria for Muslim students can be a major consideration for Saudi nationals who are considering attending UCCS.

Why do we need Saudi students?

Saudi students, through the Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission (SACM), pay significant tuition fees, both on the state and national level, to attend.

Again the writer provides no details. How much in fees on both levels? Why do they pay more? Do they think because they pay more (yet skate through visa requirements that most other foreigners don’t get) they are entitled to mosques on campuses? Inquiring minds want to know.

Carol Pacheco, a library technician who works at the circulation desk, indicated the library staff has not had any issues with groups trying to use the room at the same time or with study groups yielding the room to students with religious considerations.

Pacheco did indicate the door for the room had been taken off previously due to students misusing the room. Neither Almurayh nor Abukhdeir indicated the lack of the door was a major issue.

Abukhdeir stated that the missing door was an important factor in choosing the room, as it results in a more open atmosphere.

Abukhdeir cited the same issues with the room that Almurayh had mentioned. He suggested specific rooms be designated for specific prayer times to provide a confirmed place to pray while at the same time avoid conflicts with other students attempting to use the same room.

She gave few specifications to the nature of the rooms, only that they be reserved daily and that “the best places would be in the library or in the University Center because they are [more] central.”

Cordova indicated that he would be willing to work with student groups to allocate a room in future UCCS building projects, which would be used entirely for prayer.

Taxpayer funded Islamic prayer rooms in future building projects? Saudi-funded perhaps?

Both the Saudi Club and the MSA are registered under UCCS’ list of cultural clubs and not as religious organizations.

Really? The Abukhdeir’s MSA is listed on this UCCS religious clubs page – http://www.uccs.edu/cao/clubs-and-organizations-2013/religious.html.

Other universities in Colorado, including the University of Denver, also have designated spaces for prayer.

 Update: A reader asked to define kuffar. See what Muslims say to that question, ANSWERED: definition of kuffar.

Related: Muslim arrested in plot to blow up NY-Canada train complained there was no prayer room!

Spreading Islam and sharia in Kansas City

h/t @CausingFitna

We profiled Sabeel Ahmed several years ago. These are the types of people who preach hate against non-Muslims in U.S. mosques and universities – aka dawah.

Director of Islamic dawah ads in his own words December 24, 2009

The foremost thing to realize is that Christmas is a big innovation [bidah] which is leading a big part of humanity to shirk (associating partners with God). Christianity has transgressed the limits set by Allah; therefore showing happiness and joy on Christmas, Halloween, Easter, Good Friday is like shaking hands with Satan and telling him to carry on the good work.

Remember Allah commandment to us in the Quran:

“Help you one another in virtue and righteousness, but do not help one another in sin and transgression. And fear Allah, verily Allah is severe in punishment”. (Quran, 5:2)

Therefore, a Muslim can’t enjoin in any aspect of Christmas in the disguise that Jesus is our Prophet too, we are just honoring him by celebrating Christmas. We should recognize the bidah of Christmas and the Prophet’s warning that all bidah should be rejected. Therefore, accepting Christmas invitations, attending Christmas parties, buying small plastic Christmas trees to please the kids (some Muslims actually do) should be avoided.

By greeting Christians with ‘merry Christmas’ we are legitimizing Christmas, by driving out on Christmas eve to witness the decoration of houses, we are appreciating bidah with our eyes, by placing our kids on the laps of Santa in the malls we are handing them in the hands of a fiend, by closing our Islamic Schools or shops during Christmas we are giving it our silent approval, by selling Christmas items in our shops, we are strengthening the pillars of Kufr.

By purchasing for children books with Christmas themes (‘The Night before Christmas’), by watching Christmas movies and by giving holidays to our regular Islamic schools or weekend schools, we are passing them a misguided message.

Indeed Islam came to tear down the pillars of kufr and replace them with the pillars of Islam.

Sabeel on the killing of 800 Jews by Muslims in Medina, simply:  The 800 Jews were Asking for it!

Click the links below for Kansas and Missouri to see what’s creeping in those states.

 

Atlanta: Gulen school defaults on $19M loan, related Turkish group snaps up property for $3.2M

via Money Jihad (who left an update in the comments too), Backroom deal suspected as Turkish agent buys foreclosed Gulen school property

In 2012, the Atlanta-area Fulton Science Academy (FSA) borrowed $19 million to buy land to expand their campus.  FSA quickly defaulted, and Wells Fargo sued them.  On Feb. 5, the land was sold at a foreclosure auction for $3.2 million according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution:

The winning bidder?  A recently incorporated company called “TruGlobe,” with three Turkish officers, who were somehow able to come up with over $3 million on the day of the foreclosure sale, at which cash or cashier’s checks are normally required as immediate payment.

Both the Fulton Science Academy and TruGlobe have addresses in Alpharetta, Georgia.  The similarities between the entities indicate probable collusion between the Gulen charter school and the winning bidder prior to the sale.  It is worth noting that bid rigging at foreclosure auctions is a growth area for criminal activity.

The website Roots in Alpharetta was the first to expose the “amazing coincidence” of the buyer’s Turkish identity:

Did a Fulton Science Academy benefactor purchase their land?

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Indeed, the registered agent and chief financial officer of TruGlobe is listed as Ahmed Vehbi Ugur, a young man who describes himself as a board member of the Turkish American Chamber of Commerce of the Southeast.  Ugur is also registered as the CEO of the Maress Corporation, a Turkish kitchen appliance business with an Atlanta office.

The Fulton Science Academy belongs to a network of troublesome charter schools under the direction of Fethullah Gulen, an activist who seeks to replace the formally secular government in Turkey with a sharia-dominated Islamic caliphate.  Gulen schools have undertaken an influence peddling and crony contract scheme in Texas, improper financial activities in Georgia, were denied a charter in Virginia, and are currently under an FBI investigation for kickbacks.

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Fulton Science Academy appears to have gotten away with stiffing the bank and the Alpharetta Development Authority for $16 million while enabling its TruGlobe associate to purchase the same property at 15 percent of the original price.  FSA’s misrepresentation of their ability to repay the loan and conspiring with a straw buyer to purchase it on their behalf is clearly unethical, and although it would be nearly impossible to prove, these activities could constitute a possible mortgage fraud case.

Read the full details at MoneyJihad and check them out on Twitter @MoneyJihad.

Presbyterian Author Omits Crucial Information on Islamic College’s Founders

no offense to Julia Roberts intended

It’s all very public information so the question is why is he hiding it? via Presbyterian Author Omits Crucial Information About College’s Founders.

Rev. Ben DanAiel is a minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA) who has written a book just published by his denomination’s publishing house – Westminster John Knox Press. The book, The Search for Truth About Islam: A Christian Pastor Separates Fact from Fiction, is Rev. Daniel’s effort to promote good interfaith relations in the United States. The main thrust of his book is entirely reasonable: The vast majority Muslims in America are loyal, law-abiding citizens who have no intention of imposing a theocracy on their fellow citizens.

The Facebook page publicizing the book describes the text as Rev. Daniel’s effort to call out and correct “many of the falsehoods, stereotypes, and misconceptions that many Christians hold.”

Zaytuna College

In an effort to accomplish this goal, Rev. Daniel highlights Zaytuna College located in Berkley, California. He describes the school, which is currently seeking accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges in the United States, as “filling an important niche in American higher education” and as the “only Muslim college in the United States.” (In fact, Stephen Schwartz, an American convert to Islam, reports that there is in fact another Muslim college in the U.S., American Islamic College, an already accredited institution which was founded in 1981.)

In his description of the Zaytuna College, Rev. Daniel interviews one of the school’s co-founders Imam Zaid Shakir, who says that the goal of the school is to “standardize the understanding of Islam” and train Muslim graduates to be leaders in how Islam is practiced in the United States.

Rev. Daniel chides Americans who might be fearful of the founding of a Muslim college in the U.S., writing that he has “no doubt that the existence of what Imam Zaid hopes to establish in Berkley—a fully accredited and vibrant Islamic university—would strike fear into the hearts of many Americans and provide ample fodder for the rhetorical canons of those who would have us regard Islam with trembling dread.” This fear is unfounded, Rev. Daniel asserts, because of assurances he received from Imam Shakir at the end of his conversation with him:

In parting, I asked Imam Zaid if there was anything else he wanted the Christian readers of his book to know. There was. He wanted my readers to understand that Muslims are not trying to take over America, and that 99 percent of Muslims are living peacefully in the United States, trying to make a living, trying to take care of their families, trying to take advantage of the benefits that are present in American society, trying to contribute in a positive way to the society.

Rev. Daniel suggests Zaytuna will be a lot like his alma mater, Westmont College, a Christian college located in Santa Barbara, California. “With an overabundance of Christian colleges in America, I’m sure we can make room for an Islamic college,” Rev. Daniel jokes.

There’s just one problem. The school’s most prominent founders, including the man Rev. Daniel interviewed – Imam Zaid Shakir – have said some pretty hateful things about America, Zionists, and Judaism. The things they have said contradict Shakir’s apparent commitment to pluralism and raise legitimate doubts about the school he has established.

Read it all at CAMERA.

Related:

• Calif: Muslim college opens teaching sharia law, founder called for jihad on 82nd Airborne

• Muslim behind first accredited Islamic college in U.S. says OK for Muslims to attack Ft Bragg

• Islamists plan accredited Islamic college in NJ

• Obama Stacking the Deck with Islamists

• Leaving the Catholic Church Over Its Dhimmitude

• Florida: Mega church pastor partners with former CAIR chairman to oppose “anti-sharia” bill

Michigan: CAIR meets Dearborn school officials to enforce sharia in more public schools

via The Arab American News – CAIR-MI meets Dearborn Public School officials regarding  prayer accommodations. h/t Atlas Shrugs who writes, They are relentless.

DEARBORN — The Council on American Islamic Relations of Michigan (CAIR-MI) staff recently met with Dearborn Public Schools Superintendent Brian Whiston to discuss concerns from some parents regarding prayer accommodations in Dearborn Public Schools.

Dearborn Public Schools has implemented a policy which fully accommodates student-led prayer in all the schools, as well as unexcused absences for students who leave early on Fridays for Jumu’ah prayers.

CAIR-MI is currently in discussion with Melvindale Public Schools to get similar accommodations for students that are now in place for Dearborn Public Schools.

Unexcused absences for Muslims who leave taxpayer-funded public schools early on Fridays for Muslim prayers? WTF? 

Do not kid yourself. Islamic sharia law is in full effect in areas of the once United States.

State Dept using taxpayer funds to teach Arabic at Mass. middle, high schools

via Watertown Will Welcome Teacher from Egypt – Watertown, MA Patch. h/t Campus Watch

Watertown High School will add a new class foreign language next year – Arabic.

The teacher, who will also teach some intro classes at the middle school, comes to Egypt via a U.S. State Department’s Teachers of Critical Languages Program. She will be in Watertown for a year, and her salary will be taken care of by the State Department, said Watertown High School Headmaster Steve Watson.

“We have a unique opportunity,” Watson told the School Committee. “We do not normally get a free teacher for a year.”

Watson received the good news on Monday.

“I have never gotten a letter from the State Department before,” Watson said.

Since 2006, Critical Languages Program has matched 151 teachers of Arabic and Mandarin with schools in 30 states, Watson said, reading the letter.

The teacher will lead introductory Arabic classes at the high school and the middle school, Watson said, along with an elective class on Arabic literature and culture at the high school.

She will live with a family in Watertown for the year.

School Committee Chairwoman Eileen Hsu-Balzer said she was happy to hear about the new teacher, but hoped that it is not a one-year deal.

“Something that is important to me is that we don’t just introduce a program and abandon it,” Hsu-Balzer said. “If it works, we need to find a way to fund it further.”

Tennessee: Voucher bill could divert tax dollars to Islamic schools

via Voucher bill could fund Muslim schools on The Murfreesboro Post.

A pair of proposals rapidly moving through the Tennessee General Assembly could potentially divert tax dollars currently allocated to public schools to Islamic private schools, and two Rutherford County senators are raising concerns about the legislation.

“This is an issue we must address,” state Sen. Jim Tracy (R-Shelbyville) said. “I don’t know whether we can simply amend the bill in such a way that will fix the issue at this point.”

State Sen. Bill Ketron (R-Murfreesboro) and Tracy each expressed their concerns Friday over Senate Bill 0196, commonly called the “School Voucher Bill” and sponsored by fellow Sen. Mark Norris (R-Collierville), which would give parents of children attending failing public schools a voucher with which to enroll in a private school.

State monies that would otherwise be spent on educating the student in public schools would then be diverted to qualifying private schools to pay private tuition for the student, in whole or in part.

Islamic schools throughout the state, including Nashville and Memphis where several of Tennessee’s lowest performing schools are located, would qualify to receive such students under the state-funded voucher program.

Where would some tax dollars go and for what?

One such Islamic school, the Nashville International Academy, states that its vision is “to create a positive learning environment where students are committed to the teachings of the Quran and example of Prophet Muhammad.”

The school is located on Charlotte Pike and is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, which qualifies it as a Category III private school through Tennessee statutes.

Other such schools include the Clara Muhammad School, a division of the Nation of Islam that operates a school in Nashville among its 74 other locations, and the Anoor Academy of Knoxville.

The voucher bill, which is a high-priority initiative by Gov. Bill Haslam’s administration, includes Category I, II, and III private schools as beneficiaries of state dollars through the proposed program.

 Tracy, a member of the Senate Education Committee, expressed “considerable concern” with directing tax dollars to Islamic schools, but he said disallowing Category III schools would also disqualify private schools, such as Montgomery Bell Academy, Ensworth and Harpeth Hall, all of which qualify for the program through SACS accreditation as well.

Ketron, who sponsored anti-Shariah Law legislation in 2009, said the voucher bills have advanced too quickly in the legislature this year and more consideration is needed on the measure.

“This issue gives me pause in voting for the governor’s voucher proposal,” he said. “These issues warrant further assessment.”

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Washington community rallies for teacher bullied by Muslim group

Imagine if every community stood up to the Islamic bullies that have been terrorizing America for more than a decade? via Community rallies for Concrete teacher « concrete-herald.com.

More than 450 people—about half of them from Concrete and other Upper Valley communities—filled the Concrete Assembly of God Church Tuesday night in support of Concrete Elementary School teacher Mary Janda.

The rally also was designed to take a closer look at the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), a self-described Muslim civil liberties and advocacy organization. In February, CAIR’s Seattle office filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Justice, asking it to investigate alleged anti-Muslim comments by Janda last October.

Speaking at the rally was ACT! for America Washington Director Kerry Hooks, who was joined by Shahram Hadian, a former Muslim and the founder of the Truth In Love Project. Hadian also was a candidate for governor in last year’s primary election.

ACT! was invited to speak in Concrete after Arlington activist Eric Archuletta—who has been working with the grassroots group Imagine Concrete since 2008—learned of the allegations against Janda and gathered a group of 14 concerned local citizens to discuss CAIR and what should be done to protect Janda’s reputation. The group voted unanimously to invite ACT! to get involved in the situation.

Attendees packed the church sanctuary and spilled into the foyer and a side room. They stood outside in the rain, lining the windows, which were opened so they could hear the speakers. They drove from Wenatchee, Portland, Tacoma, Bellingham, and Seattle. More than three dozen of Janda’s former and current students attended; near the end of the rally they held up signs they’d made, with messages including “In America, accusations require proof,” “Concrete students support Ms. Janda,” and “CAIR is bullying Concrete.”

One of Janda’s former students, Colton Maloney, 20, said he attended the rally to support Janda and respond to his frustration with the way television media had presented the story to this point. “I’ve never met another teacher who put so much effort into our education,” he said. “She put in mile after extra mile.”

The sometimes emotional rally was tempered by the messages presented by Hooks and Hadian, who stated they were there to expose CAIR for what it really is.

“You’re not dealing with a civil rights group. That is a front,” said Hadian. “You are dealing with a group that has billions of dollars behind them from elements that want to further Islamic law.”