The Deception By America's Islamists

Have you ever heard someone say..."well, you can't compare the Muslims here in America to those overseas that are doing all of that killing and bombing?"   Well, the fact of the matter is that the Muslims in America are all about deception - the silent jihad, the tactical jihad to implode America from within is based on deception and flying under the radar.

This article from Radical Islam chronicles the deception.  Pass the word along.  Get wise, America.

Islamist Interfaith Deception in Virginia


Last month, a new mosque called the ICNA (Islamic Circle of North America) Islamic Center opened in Alexandria, Virginia. ICNA, an Islamist group with origins in the Jamaat-e-Islami of Pakistan, framed its inauguration as an interfaith victory, giving thanks to the three churches that let them worship on their premises as the mosque project was completed.

The two-story mosque replaced a house that was bought by ICNA in 2000. It says the facility cost $850,000 to build and can accommodate about 150 people. Good Shepherd Catholic Church, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church and Aldersgate United Methodist Church allowed ICNA’s Northern Virginia chapter to worship as the mosque was being built

ICNA’s use of Aldersgate United Methodist Church led to a favorable segment on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, which praised its pastor and mocked an evangelical critic. In one scene, the critic is seen saying mosques wouldn’t allow their premises to be used for Christian prayers. The correspondent joked about how embarrassing it’d be for him if the show cut to a clip of Christians being invited to a mosque.

Ironically, the clip shown on the Daily Show featured Mohammed El-Filali of the Islamic Center of Passaic County, a mosque with extensive ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas. El-Filali led a chant comparing Israeli Prime Minister Sharon to Hitler at a rally in 2002. He also refused to condemn Palestinian suicide bombers in an interview with the Associated Press.

The pro-ICNA churches and the Daily Show apparently didn’t take the time to pop ICNA’s name into a search engine. If they did, it wouldn’t have taken long to find documentation of the group’s Islamist history.

Its origins lie with a Pakistani Islamist group called Jamaat-e-Islami. ICNA’s own publication said in 1996 that it was founded with the “organizational development methodology” of Jamaat-e-Islami’s founder. A former ICNA president and secretary-general, Ashrafuzzaman Khan, was indicted by Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal in October for his role as “chief executioner” in at least 18 horrific and brutal political assassinations in 1971. Khan belonged to the student wing of Jamaat-e-Islami.

A 1991 U.S. Muslim Brotherhood strategic memorandum, which says its “work in America is a kind of grand jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within,” lists ICNA as one of “our organizations and the organizations of our friends.” The memo refers to productive meetings between ICNA and the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood “in an attempt to reach a unity of merger.” ICNA has long held its annual conferences in conjunction with the Muslim American Society, an arm of the Muslim Brotherhood, in apparent fulfillment of this objective.

ICNA has not abandoned its Islamist ideology since then. Its 2010 handbook laid out a five-level strategy towards achieving a “united Islamic state, governed by an elected khalifah in accordance with the laws of shari’ah (Islamic law),” right in line with the Muslim Brotherhood doctrine of gradualism. Its last conference in December featured at least a dozen Islamist speakers, including ones that have supported Hamas and have ties to the Brotherhood. (Among the event’s sponsors were Turkish Airlines and the DISH Network.)

ICNA and its Islamist allies understand the power of the interfaith message. Interfaith relations have become a more prominent feature on their websites and their conferences. For example, American Muslims for Palestine had Reverend Donald Wagner of Evangelicals for Middle East Understanding speak at its conference. Major campaigns of activism are done with interfaith coalitions.

Another interfaith campaign ICNA is involved in is the placement of billboards in the Orlando and Daytona Beach areas that say, “Same Family, Same Message.” It directs readers to ICNA’s website, WhyIslam.org. These billboards aren’t just about making Jews, Christians and Muslims feel like they can relate to each other. It’s about dawah. The basis of Islam is that Abraham, Moses, Jesus and Mohammed are part of the same family with the same message from Allah. Islam is, in this view, the way all three faiths are hemmed together.

The "interfaith outreach" carried out by American Islamists runs contrary to the bloody images of the destruction of churches by Islamist terrorists. When Islamists in America (like ICNA) wear suits and ties and talk "interfaith," they appear to be the alternative Muslim voice we seek.

To be “moderate” is as simple as condemning terrorism and shaking hands with a pastor, and if you oppose this type of interfaith engagement and say something, then the uninformed see you as intolerant, paranoid and bigoted.

Unfortunately, for most Americans, it is easier to believe that critics of ICNA are fear-mongers than to believe that these groups can simultaneously be likeable, charitable and non-violent as well as deceptive and Islamist.

CAIR Director: "This marriage of Islam and the U.S. will be the best suited for humanity "

CAIR Executive Director Nihad Awad, chief terrorist at the Council on American-Islamic Relations, just couldn't keep his mouth shut in a recent interview he had with Saudi Arabian television - maybe Nihad didn't think his little interview would make it back over to here in the U.S.

But, from Radical Islam, here's a little of what he had to say:

In an interview on Saudi Arabian TV December 27, 2012, Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) Executive Director Nihad Awad declared that “Islam and the U.S. are twins, linked by common values. The values upon which the U.S. was founded are the same values advocated by Islam: Freedom, and especially freedom of religion, freedom of speech, protection of minorities and spreading justice among all sectors of society.”

Awad went on to give us his vision for America, saying, “Every day I live as an American-Muslim citizen I rediscover the firm bonds between the humane system that the U.S. created for its people and the values advocated by Islam. This marriage of Islam and the U.S. will be the best suited for humanity because Islamic values are divine values, conveyed by Allah… the U.S. is not perfect but is moving toward a more perfect union.”

How will that “perfect union” be accomplished, according to Awad? “The combination of my American nationality and the practice of my Islamic religion, creates a beautiful blend, “ he said. “ … This is a civilized blend, which proves Islam flourishes in an atmosphere of freedom, and spreads freedom, justice and equality.”

You know, when this jihadi lays it on, he lays it on thick.  They should rename this interview...."Taqiyya 101."
Does this fool really think that people like you and me are going to allow a "perfect union" of Islam and America?  Does he not KNOW that we KNOW exactly what is entailed in such a "perfect union?"

CAIR Director: ‘Islam and U.S. Are Twins’


In an interview on Saudi Arabian TV December 27, 2012, Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) Executive Director Nihad Awad declared that “Islam and the U.S. are twins, linked by common values. The values upon which the U.S. was founded are the same values advocated by Islam: Freedom, and especially freedom of religion, freedom of speech, protection of minorities and spreading justice among all sectors of society.”

Awad went on to give us his vision for America, saying, “Every day I live as an American-Muslim citizen I rediscover the firm bonds between the humane system that the U.S. created for its people and the values advocated by Islam. This marriage of Islam and the U.S. will be the best suited for humanity because Islamic values are divine values, conveyed by Allah… the U.S. is not perfect but is moving toward a more perfect union.”

How will that “perfect union” be accomplished, according to Awad? “The combination of my American nationality and the practice of my Islamic religion, creates a beautiful blend, “ he said. “ … This is a civilized blend, which proves Islam flourishes in an atmosphere of freedom, and spreads freedom, justice and equality.”

Awad is one of the founders and the executive director of CAIR, an organization that was named by the U.S. government as an unindicted co-conspirator in the largest terror-funding trial in U.S. history.

He is on record as supporting Hamas, a terrorist entity that advocates, promotes and executes suicide bombing and other horrific attacks on civilian populations.

He recently demanded that the U.S. government allow a radical, extremist Muslim, Saudi Sheikh Ayed Al-Qarni, into America after State Department and the Department of Homeland Security denied his entry on the grounds that he was dangerous.

Al-Qarni was named as one of the Saudi clerics who influenced Osama Bin Laden’s followers and is on record cursing Americans for fighting against Sadam Hussein and praying for their violent demise. “We curse all of them every night and pray that Allah will annihilate them, tear them apart and grant us victory over them ... Throats must be slit and skulls must be shattered," he said. Al-Qarni also says he prays that Allah "will destroy the Jews and their helpers from among the Christians and the Communists, and that He will turn them into the Muslims' spoils.”

Awad and Al-Qarni were scheduled to speak at the same Islamist conference last December. Perhaps they were going to elucidate the crowd on how “Islam and the U.S. are twins, linked by common values.”

In the interview, Awad also gives us a history lesson, saying, “It is extremely important to know how Islam began in the U.S. There are historical accounts according to which Muslims preceded Columbus, who is said to have discovered the U.S. Some documents and accounts indicate that Muslim seafarers were the first to reach the U.S. The bottom line is that Islam played a part in the establishment and development of the U.S.”

This fallacy of Awad’s imagination is extremely dangerous in that, many Islamists believe that once a land was occupied by Muslims, it must ultimately revert back to them.

Awad also says in the interview that “Islam’s worldview is one of coexistence, of respect for pluralism, and of peace,” and that “Most of the wars waged between nations were the result of failure to acknowledge and respect the other.”

Just two weeks ago, Awad joined forces with the radical extremist Muslim imam preacher and virulent anti-Semite Yusuf al-Qaradawi, the Muslim Brotherhood’s spiritual leader, to make a movie about the Muslim prophet Mohammed. Qaradawi is on record as saying, among many other extremist statements, “I’d like to say that the only thing I hope for is that as my life approaches its end, Allah will give me an opportunity to go to the land of Jihad and resistance, even if in a wheelchair. I will shoot Allah’s enemies, the Jews, and they will throw a bomb at me, and thus, I will seal my life with martyrdom.”

Qarawadi’s extremism led the United States, Britian and France to ban him from entering their countries as well.

Later in the interview, Awad tells his Saudi viewers that, “After 9/11, we saw great interest among the American public in becoming better acquainted with Islam by studying and reading about it. We found that few books on Islam were available in the public libraries … and most of these books were misleading or anti-Islamic. Therefore, we decided to publish several books on Islam … We decided to send them free of charge to the American public libraries.”

Awad quotes statistics that show there are 16,200 public libraries in the U.S. serving 300 million Americans. He says, “We managed to provide this collection [he holds up a stack of books for viewers to see] free of charge to half of the public libararies [in America.]”

This means that if you take a look at the books on Islam in your public library, there is a good chance that the information you find will have been provided under the auspices of CAIR, who hopes to “twin” with the United States to make a “perfect union” of Islam and America.