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The Wahhabi Strategy in North America

“The tactics used by Salafis (link) in America are the same ones employed throughout the world, in both Muslim and non-Muslim countries. They rely on the creation of a series of organizations and institutions, each with its own unique role, controlled by a complicated web of interlocking directorates. Some of the groups are fronts for illegal or subversive activities, while others conduct legal and legitimate operations. Most of the time, many of the officers and employees of the organizations are unaware of the nefarious dealings among the inner core of leaders. Their strategy is similar to that used by the Communists to organize dissent and win control of trade unions and peace movements. In this case, however, the targets are mosques, religious schools and Islamic centers.

Their approach is focused and well organized, using many apparently distinct entities to launch a concerted, multi-pronged attack against the traditional practice of Islam. One set of organizations focus on Islamic educational institutions, attempting to replace classical Islamic scholarship with a program of indoctrination promoting the Wahhabi ideology. Another targets the Muslim community as a whole, establishing umbrella organizations that claim to speak for all Muslims and seek to control the institutions of their faith. These groups control what is, and is not, preached from the pulpit and represent Islam to the broader society, attempting to deflect suspicion and influence the political processes of the country in support of the Wahhabi agenda. To the untrained observer, some of the Islamists appear like well-adapted “Westerners,” but underneath the surface, they are loyal to the revolutionary doctrines of politicized Islam. A third group, composed of charities and shell companies, is set up to manage the movement’s finances and raise money to support its extremist agenda overseas. The whole process is designed to create a rapid ideological change, one that effects entire communities and, in some cases, whole societies. It represents nothing less than the politicization of religion itself, changing the way people think, the way they see the world and the way they interact with it.

This complex edifice is funded and supported by the vast oil wealth of Saudi Arabia. At its center are two organizations that coordinate and direct much of the work of the global Wahhabi movement: the Muslim World League (MWL), also known as Rabita, and the World Assembly of Muslim Youth, or WAMY. Both are based in Saudi Arabia, where they enjoy quasi-official status and strong governmental support.”
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In February of 2005 Daniel Pipes wrote:
“…the insidious Saudi assault on America must be made central to the (misnamed) war on terror. The Bush administration needs to confront the domestic menace that the Wahhabi kingdom presents to America. That means junking the fantasy of Saudi friendship and seeing the country, like China, as a formidable rival whose ambitions for a very different world order must be repulsed and contained.” His statement concludes his article covering the Freedom House Report detailing an investigation of Islamic hate ideology taught in America found in ” more than 200 books and other publications disseminated by Saudi Arabia (some 90% in Arabic) in mosque libraries, publication racks, and bookstores.”

It is sadly clear to me that our present government is failing to realistically respond to the presence of the Islamic enemies operating above and below the radar in America. It is up to the everyday citizen to act as David in the face of the Wahabbi Goliath and a network of like minded citizens acting across this country, indeed, around the globe, are assembling to bring the Goliath down.

Such a network is forming in a powerful way within The 910 Group and it is with much excitement that we join in the call, issued by Jack Wheeler and Steve Baldwin at To The Point, for The Creation of an Anti-Islamofascism Movement.

Here is the invitation:

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Witness

(AINA) — According to the Assyrian website ankawa.com, a 14 year old Christian Assyrian boy, Ayad Tariq, from Baqouba, Iraq was decapitated at his work place on October 21.

Ayad Tariq was working his 12 hour shift, maintaining an electric generator, when a group of disguised Muslim insurgents walked in at the beginning of his shift shortly after 6 a.m. and asked him for his ID.

According to another employee who witnessed the events, and who hid when he saw the insurgents approach, the insurgents questioned Ayad after seeing that his ID stated “Christian”, asking if he was truly a “Christian sinner.” Ayad replied “yes, I am Christian but I am not a sinner.” The insurgents quickly said this is a “dirty Christian sinner!” Then they proceeded to each hold one limb, shouting “Allahu akbar! Allahu akbar!” while beheading the boy.

Translated from Arabic by AINA

Christian martyrdom - giving your all not to take out others in a war of hate that uses religion as an excuse, but to stand up and say “I follow Jesus.” There is a world of difference between the two.
via Voices From the Long War

Dear Muslims of CAIR,
Given your self-anointed role as emissaries of loving religious tolerance, I eagerly await for spontaneous condemnation of this barbarism to erupt from all the mouths of all the imans in America…What’s that you say? Oh, I see, their mouths are full of indignant protest at the moment?

Of course, I understand. The sacred rights of Muslims to travel through life unoffended certainly supersedes the right of a Christian to retain his own head.

What the hell was I thinking…..

There was much talk after 911 about having failed to “connect the dots”. Should Americans continue along the same path to dhimmitude that Europe has stumbled along it will be because we have failed to connect the network of dots between CAIR and those American politicians and citizens who have willingly lent their names and support to the terrorist front group.

Sad thing is, the dots are plentiful, multiplying rapidly and, with very little effort, you can watch as they connect into the formation of the noose by which your every freedom will be hung.

Islam, courtesy of CAIR, has a pretty public face here in America. Islamists have learned, courtesy of the West, to employ high tech with high fashion, creating media savvy images that they hope will erase the images of their rioting counterparts in France, their murdering fellow ideologues in Indonesia, their Jew hating peers in England. They have adopted the leftist rhetoric that their American audience is conditioned to respond to with Pavlovian dependability and they have found a pliant and incurious America easily satisfied with their mix of bromides.

If you have been imbibing only the bromides, The Project will give you a bit of dyspepsia. Sudden onslaughts of reality can be jarring. But better now then later. Later is becoming much too late.

An examination of Islam requires a glossary for the uninitiated. A Dictionary of Basic Terms provided within the 910 Group blogger’s “Beginner’s Guide to Islam”, is sufficient to the task at hand. That task being to provide an education about the nature of the war that we are engaged in, the war that most Americans have failed to show up for.

It is not the hard jihad of bullets, beheadings and riots. It is the soft jihad of political Islam as it is conducted in America by CAIR and other less visible Muslim groups. And if you are one of those who, contrary to all evidence, insist that we are not at war, then your denial is more powerful than your will to live - but, alas, ultimately, it will not be powerful enough to save you.

If, on the other hand, you are ready to engage in this war, read Stop The Project then visit the 910 Group blog. Look for the email address under the Phoenix to sign up.

The proprietor of Hidden Dragon has performed an excellent service by compiling on one page the entirety of the inestimable Fjordman’s essay, The Eurabia Code.

It is essential reading for those of us who are joining the battle against the Islamists aligned against the West.

David Letterman gets under my skin. I don’t watch him anymore because he long ago ceased to be entertaining, as has all of Hollywood. But you end up hearing sound bites of his sniping at conservatives, Bush, and other safe targets. Targets that will neither sue him, imprison him nor behead him. Beheadings, stonings nor the massacre of Christians will never gain a Letterman’s attention or concern because they exist in a world that he and those who think like him, have refused to acknowledge. To take note of real evil is beyond the moral scope of such men for whom the likes of Bill O’Reiley and George W. Bush loom as more of a threat than the Islamists who daily preach their visions America defeated and the West shrouded in the veil of sharia.
Liberatas captures beautifully the nature of men like David Letterman.

“Bill Maher, Jon Stewart, and David Letterman are cut from the same cloth. Not liberal cloth. Gutless cloth. Because they refuse to come down from the ether of irony where nothing touches them and nothing matters and isn’t it all just a joke?. Isn’t everything a joke to them? Well, at least until they tear into someone or something they don’t like. But ask them to defend that mean streak, that pessimism, that smug assuredness and it’s quip time. Insult time. Peanut gallery laughing and saving them time. So smug. So smart. So unserious. And yet these smirkers are taken seriously. They’re quoted and desired guests on news shows (even O’Reilly).

For some reason … They matter.

In Inherit The Wind, Tracy plays a supposed atheist defending the school teacher from Frederic March’s holy rolling prosecutor. Gene Kelly plays a reporter; he plays Jon Stewart, Maher, and Letterman. He plays a smug cynical above-it-all smirker eager to destroy anyone with ideas though he has none of his own; but that’s what makes him better than them — he’s no sucker! – he believes in nothing.

At the end of the film it’s just Tracy and Kelly left in the courtroom. Tracy’s won. March is dead and disgraced. But Kelly wants more blood and is ready to print it when Tracy and he have this exchange:

Tracy: My God, don’t you understand the meaning of what happened here today?

Kelly: What happened here today has no meaning.

Tracy: You have no meaning. You’re like a ghost pointing an empty sleeve and smirking at everything that people feel or want or struggle for. I pity you.

Kelly: You pity me?

Tracy: Isn’t there anything … What touches you? What warms you? Every man has a dream. What do you dream about? What do you need…?

No answer.

Tracy: You don’t need anything do you? People. Love. An idea just to cling to. You poor slob. You’re all alone. When you go to your grave there won’t be anyone to pull the grass up over your head. Nobody to mourn you. Nobody to give a damn. You’re all alone.”