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Well, I'm not sure this really addresses our friend montelatici's concern. The correlation between the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development (HLF) is very slight. Where AIPAC is a legal entity existing as a āAmericaās pro-Israel lobby,ā (as previously demonstrated in Post #28), the HLF was a subsidiary terrorist support mechanism that had the sole purpose for providing material support to HAMAS (a designated Terrorist Organization)(18 U.S. Code § 2339A - Providing material support to terrorists). The FBI Investigation disclosed that HLF was a "fundraising arm for the Palestine Committee in the U.S. created by the Muslim Brotherhood to support Hamas."
"During the 1990s, the Muslim Brotherhood created a support network in the United States to help Hamas politically and financially. It was called the Palestine Committee. According to documents seized by the FBI by some of the committeeās members, that committee included some prominent Muslim American political activists, and the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) ā perhaps the most influential Muslim American political group." ( CAIRās Identity Crisis: Defending Civil Rights or the Palestinian (Hamas) Struggle? Posted on August 11, 2014 )
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Note: Name Confusion: There was once a pro-Jewish Lobby in the US known as the "American Palestine Committee" (APC) --- which was a pre-AIPAC type organization with the purpose as a political lobby to influence American policy towards the establishment of a Jewish national home. The APC dissolved in 1948 with with the recognition of the new state of Israel. It should not be confused with the HAMAS-Palestine Committee mentioned about. (A couple of years ago, I was caught in a heated debate about the role the APC played prior to the implementation of GA/RES/181(II). It turned out that we were not on the same sheet of music. I don't want an instant replay of that disintegrating discussion.)
- FBI Dallas Division Release: Federal Judge Hands Downs Sentences in Holy Land Foundation Case 27 May 2009
- FBI New Release: Home⢠News ⢠Stories ⢠2008 ⢠November ⢠Holy Land Foundation Convictions: No Cash for Terror --- Convictions Returned in Holy Land Case
Stop trying to defend the indefensible, Rocco, you are making a fool of yourself.
Reverentially,
M(OBSERVATION)Thank you, Roccor! Wasn't CAIR ( Council of American Islamic Relations) listed as one of the 108 un-indicted co - conspirators in the outcome of the HLF Trials? Wasn't the entire list of these unindicted ones - all 108 un-indicted co-conspirators put on hold for further action by DOJ - headed up by Eric Holder? Nothing has been dropped to my knowledge so with that Roccor how many of the Democrats on that list made complaints , voiced their opinions publicly against CAIR since 2009? How many times have they done it? 10? 15? How about 0? How many of the Democrats that you listed here even once made a complaint against the other 107 co- conspirators such as ISNA, Muslim Brotherhood, etc. 10 times? 15 times? How about 0? How many of these Democrats have complained to DOJ about Eric Holder not doing his job in regards to going forward with the 108 un - indicted co- conspirators listed in the Holyland foundation Trial? All of them? 5 of them? None of them? Not even once? Not a word? Do tell us.
I believe the answer would help "shed some light" on what is going on here. Thank you, RoccoR.
- Jeremiah
Hamas is an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood, and trial exhibits show the Brotherhood created the Palestine Committee. CAIR officials adamantly deny any involvement with either Hamas or the Muslim Brotherhood. The [Assistant Attorney General Ronald] Weich letter, however, shows that the Department of Justice has not wavered in its conclusion that the internal records it possesses prove a connection.
It echoes a letter last spring from an FBI congressional liaison explaining why Bureau policy bars communication with CAIR outside of a criminal investigation. In that letter, Richard C. Powers, an assistant director in the FBI's office of Congressional Affairs, said evidence "demonstrated a relationship among CAIR, individual CAIR founders (including its current President Emeritus and its Executive Director) and the Palestine Committee."
SOURCE: DOJ: CAIR's Unindicted Co-Conspirator Status Legit
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There are actually over 300 āunindicted co-conspiratorsā relative to the HLF Case. The two most prominent names of course are the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA). In THE FEDERAL COURTS LAW REVIEW (FCLR) 1, Section II.E.1, it is stated, āIn order to name an individual as an unindicted co-conspirator, the presiding judge must agree that the individual qualifies for this designation by finding that his or her statements or acts were in furtherance of the alleged conspiracy.ā
FCLR 1 --- A. DEFINITION OF āUNINDICTED CO-CONSPIRATORā said:[II.A.1] The term āunindicted co-conspiratorā refers to any person who allegedly āagreed with others to violate the law but who is not being charged with an offense and who, consequently, will not be tried or sentenced for his criminal conduct.ā The law permits admission of unindicted co-conspiratorsā statements and acts performed during and in furtherance of the conspiracy as evidence in determining the guilt or innocence of the indicted conspirators. Prosecutors often have enough evidence to indict these individuals, but instead name them as unindicted co-conspirators for a variety of strategic reasons.
Being named an āunindicted co-conspiratorā is essentially a "Free Get out of Jail Card;" but it implies guilt through admission.
Most Respectfully,
R
Right. Yet when CAIR appealed to a Texas judge to have their name removed from that list the judge denied them that request and their name remained on it. Their appeal was on the grounds that it harmed their reputation! If that isn't audacity please tell me what is, RoccoR.
I am aware of the HLF trials and that all counts were found "GUILTY" - and the reason I brought it up is because the OP seems to be - in my opinion - straining a gnat while swallowing a camel in one gulp! To accuse AIPAC of what is totally untrue while turning a blind eye to the real threats to Americans - to those who have indeed been found tied to matters that very strong evidence to be "Seriously concerned"......... it just does not sit well with me, RoccoR. Not one discussion on the serious threats facing America such as MB, CAIR and ISNA and yet we're going to put AIPAC on trial here? ha! ha! I do not think so!
I appreciate your reply. I appreciate you being here on USMB, RoccoR. Thank you.