Nothing New, But Some Proof

[Annie]

In our own backyard, yea we knew, but it's coming out now, from LGF:

Editorial page, wonder what CAIR will say about this?

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcon...ditorials/stories/020705dnedisaudi.9ded6.html

With Friends Like These: Stop Saudi jihad proselytizing in U.S.

09:23 PM CST on Sunday, February 6, 2005

The 9/11 Commission report said America isn't fighting a war on "some generic evil" called terrorism, but a war on Islamist terrorism. What are we to make, then, of the startling fact that some of our Saudi allies are seeding U.S. mosques with enemy propaganda?

The nonpartisan Freedom House recently released a report on the spread of Saudi-sponsored hate literature. In 2003, investigators visited leading American mosques and collected written material available to congregants. The documents, originating either with the Saudi government or Saudi-funded sources, advocate Wahhabism, the extremist form of Islam that Freedom House describes as a "fanatically bigoted, xenophobic and sometimes violent ideology."

According to the report (available at freedomhouse.org/religion), investigators gathered literature that teaches contempt for Jews, Christians and tolerant Muslims, as well as hatred for America. Material found in a Houston mosque even commands the faithful to establish a revolutionary fifth column.

Some of these documents came from the Dallas Central Mosque in Richardson. Unfortunately, this kind of thing is not altogether alien to this mosque. Last spring, it hosted a youth quiz competition, sponsored by two national organizations closely tied to the worldwide Islamist movement. Kids were tested on the work of premier jihad ideologist Sayyid Qutb.

The mosque's imam, Dr. Yusuf Kavakci, has publicly praised two of the world's foremost radical Islamists, Yusuf Qaradawi and Hasan al-Turabi, as exemplary leaders. Dr. Kavakci also sits on the board of the Saudi-backed Islamic Society of North America, described in congressional testimony as a major conduit of Wahhabist teaching. Yet Dr. Kavakci tells The Dallas Morning News he rejects Wahhabist teaching. Something doesn't add up.

To be clear, Freedom House's study is not comprehensive. It examined a small number of U.S. mosques, choosing the larger and more influential ones. It would be unfair to conclude that these findings represent all American mosques, or for that matter all American Muslims. The Saudis are the real villains in this study.

Still, these findings are alarming. The report identifies the spread of Wahhabist thought in this country as a national security threat. The war for the hearts and minds of Muslims is being fought here, too. The U.S. government allows the foreign enemies of freedom and tolerance to spread jihad ideology on the home front. Why? Congress should get to the bottom of this.

The above mentions this:

http://freedomhouse.org/religion/news/bn2005/bn-2005-01-28.htm

 

[NATO AIR]

one domino will have a justified field day with this...

the more i read stuff like this and talk to muslims in this nation, the more i realize this wahhabbi bullshit needs to be stopped. its time to crush, not step, on some people's toes for spreading and supporting this jihadist crap in our nation. these people have to be stopped before they convince some down and out muslim kids in detroit or houston to go slaughter innocent people or plant a dirty bomb somewhere. we don't need an american hamas or islamic jihad.

 

[Johnney]

fucking sucks that this shit is a protected right to put out. im still under the impression that we need to trim a little fat off the constitution when it comes to anti-American anything