Shiite activist Haj Hassanain Rajabali echoes historical Catholic antisemitic narratives. He accuses Zionists of controlling global media, wars, and moral decay – which doesn’t readily explain the global rise of antisemitism, carried by global media.
The Middle East Forum reports that in his latest investigation of Texas Islamism, Sam Westrop writes that more than 700 Islamic nonprofit organizations operate across Texas. At least a third operate under the influence or control of one of seven terror-tied Islamist networks active in the state. Movements such as the Taliban-tied Deobandis, antisemitic Salafis, and the violent Jamaat-e-Islami movement, among others, have used this nonprofit infrastructure to accumulate and develop significant wealth in Texas. Now, they hope to turn that wealth into influence on the street and in the halls of power.
As things now stand, they’re in a good position to achieve their goals: armed supporters of Islamism, backed with a nonprofit infrastructure wielding hundreds of millions of dollars, committed to street thuggery, political manipulations, malign influence campaigns, and a theocratic commitment to the segregation of Texas cities. Just 232 of these organizations disclose a staggering $544 million in annual revenue, with Islamists controlling two-thirds of the assets.
Sharia finance, operating outside traditional oversight, channels millions, impacting global Islamist agendas. Remittances from Texas fortify international Islamist networks.
It would be a naive reader who asks why are we reporting this, what is the relevance to our Australian readership? Texas is an example of how Islam feasts on its host, like a parasite. And obviously not just in Texas.