I currently don’t have much trust on the integrity of the
FBI warped by Barack Obama political hacks. But this bit of info is something
Counterjihadists have been alerting America for quite some time. Namely, that Pakistan’s Jamaat ul-Fuqra (Islamic
Terrorists) has connections to al Qaeda and the Fuqra organization in the USA
is the Muslims of the Americas (MOA)
organization.
As you will read the MOA not only has infiltrated American
soil but has 22 compounds/villages established across the many States of the
Land of the Free and Home of the Brave.
I owe a hat tip to Paul Sutliff who will have Ryan Mauro of
the Clarion Project on his podcast live tonight (12/14/16). The podcast is
called Civilization Jihad Awareness on Blog Talk Radio. Here is the hat tip
email Paul sent to me:
This Wednesday I will have Ryan
Mauro on my show to talk about the FBI's recognition that the Muslims of
America (MOA) has connection to Al Qaeda. Please join us
Wednesday at 6:00pm to 7:30pm. Ryan will be joining us at 6:45.
Ryan Mauro is a Fox News
Analyst, the National Security Analyst for the Clarion Project, and an adjunct
professor on Homeland Security. In addition Ryan was the first person to
recognize my research on Nazareth College of Rochester and their connections to
the International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT), a Muslim Brotherhood
group.
The show instantly becomes a
podcast so you can listen in afterwards if you can't listen in.
You can listen in here: Civilization Jihad Awareness
JRH 12/14/16
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FUQRA FILES EXCLUSIVE: FBI Links Jihadi Cult to Al-Qaeda
For the first time you can read here the actual FBI
documents showing the links between 22 radical Islamist villages in the U.S.
and al-Qaeda.
December 12, 2016
The Clarion Project has obtained
newly-declassified FBI documents from 2003 revealing that the jihadist cult
Jamaat ul-Fuqra, also known as Muslims of America (MOA), had ties with al-Qaeda
in Pakistan. The group is best known for its network of about 22
Islamist compounds on American soil.
The disclosures come on the heels of the release of the Fuqra Files website, an authoritative database of
information about the group.
The FBI reports show there was a counter-terrorism
investigation into Jamaat ul-Fuqra / Muslims of America (MOA) in New York in
2003. One file has the heading, “American Islamic Radicals.” The reports point
out, “Prior to assuming the name MOA, JUF has had a profound history of
carrying out violent actions to include, arsons, bombings, shootings and
assassinations.”
The reports warn that MOA serves as a conduit to foreign
terrorist organizations, including al-Qaeda and its affiliates in Pakistan. It
states:
“The MOA is a loosely structured
U.S. based organization. Several current members in New York have been
convicted of criminal acts to include murder and fraud. Recruitment most often
occurs in prisons or neighborhood mosques. Once recruited, some members are
selected to receive training in firearms and explosives in Pakistan.
While overseas, some of these
recruits are then handpicked by high-ranking terrorist operatives, like that of
Al-Qaeda, and are sent to receive more specialized training. Upon completing of
their training, many of these recruits are ultimately asked to pledge ‘beyat’
[allegiance]. If they do not receive beyat, they become what source information
reveals as a ‘friend of Al-Qaeda’ who are called upon no matter where he is
living around the world to assist Al-Qaeda.”
The FBI reports are substantiated by accounts from
MOA-affiliated sources, such as a former member who was on a trip to Pakistan in 1999 to
meet the group’s founder and spiritual leader, Sheikh Gilani. He described how he and others met with
Lashkar-e-Taiba, an al-Qaeda-linked terrorist group and militants linked to
terrorist Gulbuddin Hekmatyar.
The Fuqra Files website shows Gilani
and MOA have a history of links to al-Qaeda and the group’s allies, including the "Blind Sheikh" responsible
for the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. Sheikh Gilani and MOA publicly condemn
the 9/11 terrorist attacks, but claim they were an “inside job” by a Zionist,
New World Order conspiracy. Gilani has claimed that al-Qaeda is a puppet of
this conspiracy.
The FBI New York office specifically focused on a network of
front groups in Brooklyn, including several security companies like 786
Security. New York is home to "Islamberg," the group's national
headquarters. The formation of security companies as a means
of acquiring weapons, training and laundering money is a long-standing MOA
strategy.
The FBI states several businesses in the New York City area
are “believed to be shell companies run by MOA members that are used to
structure and launder money obtained from illegal activities. It is also
believed that establishing these security firms maybe for the purpose of
obtaining ‘legitimate’ weapons licenses.”
The FBI reports state:
“The MOA in New York is involved
in continuous criminal activity to include money laundering and wire fraud. It
is suspected that the MOA in New York have laundered and transferred money
through 786 Security and transported these funds on their person through Canada
to Pakistan.
It is believed that [redacted]
and MOA members located at 786 Security have had direct contact with [redacted]
and/or terrorist organizations in Pakistan who provide both moral and material
assistance. JUF [Jamaat ul-Fuqra] members also appear to be somewhat of a U.S.
based host network used as a point of contact for overseas terrorist cells. The
links and/or associations are mostly seen through weapons training.”
The files include various files showing how 786 Security was
intertwined with other suspected fronts, including several security companies
and schools. The files document the financial irregularities of some of these
fronts. They state that 786 Security alone had projected sales of $4 million.
A brawl erupted between NYPD officers and members of 786
Security in 2003, as recounted in the Fuqra Files' section on New York.
In a 2006 TV news report,
the leader of 786 Security, Hussain Abdallah, describes himself as the “mayor”
of Islamberg. He admits to the report that his security company has been raided
by the IRS. He and a colleague respond to a question about allegations of
terrorist ties by saying, “You know it’s a Jewish conspiracy against Islam.”
Abdallah says, “it [the allegations] came from the Kosher kids, you know what
I’m talking about.”
One of the FBI files from 2003 concludes:
“Based upon the criminal and
terrorist acts committed by elements of the MOA in the past and the possibility
that the MOA may provide terrorist organizations with American recruits who
will help perform and/or finance terrorist acts within the U.S., [redacted]
will attempt to further identify any possible domestic terrorism activities of
[redacted] and his businesses.”
The Clarion Project’s national security analyst, Prof. Ryan
Mauro and Martin Mawyer, president of the Christian Action Network, recently
authored a blockbuster report based
on confidential sources inside MOA that Sheikh Gilani told the senior
leadership to have members arm up in anticipation of raids on their compounds
by law enforcement.
The election of Donald Trump was seen as the fulfillment of
apocalyptic prophecies centered around a final jihad against a Satanic-Zionist conspiracy. These sources
expressed deep concern for Mawyer and Mauro and warned them to be on alert. The
Clarion Project and Christian Action Network again challenge Sheikh Gilani to
publicly, unequivocally and permanently forbid any act of violence against
Mauro and Mawyer.
Mauro, appeared on FOX Business Network’s “Varney & Co.”
to discuss the report and the launch of the Fuqra Files website last week. You can watch the segment
below:
Posted by Ryan Mauro
Published on Dec 2, 2016
Clarion Project's national security
analyst, Prof. Ryan Mauro, appears on FOX Business Network's "Varney &
Co." to discuss his report with Martin Mawyer of Christian Action Network
about a terror-linked Islamist group in America preparing for jihad in
anticipation of being targeted by the Trump Administration.
The report is based on multiple confidential sources within the Muslims of America organization (previously known as Jamaat ul-Fuqra) that claims to have 22 "Islamic villages" in the country. You can read it here: http://www.clarionproject.org/analysis/american-islamist-group-preps-jihad-against-trump
The report is based on multiple confidential sources within the Muslims of America organization (previously known as Jamaat ul-Fuqra) that claims to have 22 "Islamic villages" in the country. You can read it here: http://www.clarionproject.org/analysis/american-islamist-group-preps-jihad-against-trump
More information is available at
the authoritative website about Fuqra/MOA: FuqraFiles.com.
Airdate: December 1, 2016
Airdate: December 1, 2016
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