Tuesday, June 30, 2009

ACLU Defends Muslim Charities Which Fund Terrorism

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The ACLU is truly a disgusting organization which has a history of defending the evil forces in society, from pedophiles to terrorists. Anyone who supports them financially is contributing to the evil that they defend.

Their latest appalling action is defending Muslim charities which have a track record of transferring money to terrorist organizations, because, get this, when our government attempts to block the funding of terrorism, it “disproportionately impacts Muslims”.

Well, duh! Perhaps, that is because terrorism is committed BY Muslims. Of course, NOT ALL Muslims, but nevertheless, Muslims. I don’t remember reading about organizations funded by Hindus, Jews, Mormons, Shinto, or Christians transferring money to be used in carrying out evil terrorist attacks against innocents. This is clearly an act committed by the “religion of peace”.

Read from Israel Matzav:

ACLU helping raise money for Hamas

The ACLU has released a report and a video criticizing US government efforts to shut down terror-financing activities. The reason - you guessed it - is that the ACLU claims that efforts to shut down terror-financing activities disproportionately impact Muslims. I wonder why (Hat Tip: Nathan L).

‘The ACLU asserts that post-September 11 policies targeting these charities have a "disproportionate" effect on Muslims and "are undermining American Muslims' protected constitutional liberties and violating their fundamental human rights to freedom of religion, freedom of association, and freedom from discrimination."

It recommends a series of policy changes which include repealing Executive Order 13224, issued shortly after September 11, which creates mechanisms for designating persons and organizations as "specially designated global terrorists" (SDGTs). The ACLU also calls on the FBI to employ the" least intrusive means" necessary to accomplish its investigative objectives and urges the federal government to ban law enforcement practices that "disproportionately" target people "based on ethnicity, national origin or religion."

In his June 4 Cairo speech, President Obama asserted that there are too many impediments to Muslim efforts to fulfill their obligation to give charity, or zakat. As we have previously noted, this is patently untrue. The only way "loosen" restrictions would be to effectively to cripple current U.S. law barring material support for terrorism.

The ACLU recommendations mean "more money for Hamas," said Dennis Lormel, who created the FBI's terror financing section. Terrorist organizations like Hamas and Hezbollah use the charities to build hospitals and provide food to the poor to win the trust of local Muslims. They then use "this credibility to enlist children as suicide bombers," Lormel said.

But if the ACLU had its way, the U.S. government would lose critical tools for preventing U.S. charities from sending money to terrorist organizations. Using the "least intrusive means" would make it much more difficult (if not impossible) to shut down terrorist- financing charities like HLF, Lormel told IPT News, because they could deny the government the ability to use methods like wiretaps which were critical to building a case against the group for providing funds to Hamas.

Ending the SDGT designations would take away a valuable deterrent to abuse. "We know from experience that people stop donating to these charities once they are designated as supporters of terrorism," added Lormel, a 28-year FBI veteran who oversaw its stepped-up efforts to shut off the flow of funds to terrorist organizations after September 11.’

Read the whole thing. Is this what President Obama had in mind when he spoke about removing impediments to Muslims giving zakat? That's what it sounds like.

Just imagine a Supreme Court with Obama appointees in a dominant position. How would that court vote on a case like this? How would Sonia Sotomayor vote?”

3 comments:

Diogenes said...

"I don’t remember reading about organizations funded by Hindus, Jews, Mormons, Shinto, or Christians transferring money to be used in carrying out evil terrorist attacks against innocents."

Not much of a memory you have there, is it? Let's see:

- the Irish Republican Army

- the Army of God

- Operation Rescue (forgot Tiller's murder AGAIN?)

- the Jewish Defense League

And, if you want to get historical, how about the KKK, the Crusades, the Knights Templar, the conquistadores?

and on and on and on and on


You find terrorism ANYWHERE and you will find funding being transferred to those terrorists. And terrorism isn't restricted to a single religion or cause. It cuts across the spectrum of life, worldwide.

nick said...

world wide huh... but we shouldnt fight against it because we make people feel bad and they wouldnt like us very much... :(


unfortunately, none of those "terror" groups you just listed are terrorists. if you want to go the route you just went, dont forget...


the freemasons, the italian mafia, the yakuza, the triads, mexican cartels, the russian mafia, and COUNTLESS other organized groups that hide behind a justifyable "cause" for their actions. now your just rattling off criminal enterprises. last time i checked... the army of god didn't launch 3 airplanes into american buildings killing 5000 people in a day. conquistadores?! hahahahahahahahaha the spanish group that took over mexico in the 15th century?!?! ahahaha what the hell was that???? the jewish defense league... yes a collective group of jews out to screw up floridian elections and rob us at tax time, very large threat from the jewish defense league






THE ONLY ONE I'LL GIVE YOU IS THE KKK. which, i havent heard about a KKK genocide since like 1991. the knights templar... the organization hiding the 'truth' about mary magdeline? yea they're a major threat the world economy.


"not much of a memory you have there is it?" ......... your a jacka-- ya know that? dont just pull things out of you’re a-- to make up an arguement, did you even think about those groups before you typed it? or just let the history channel ramble on about groups shrouded in mystery... a--

Diogenes said...

Nick, you don't know much about history, do you? Especially if you think the JDL only screws up Florida elections! Did you omit mention of the IRA because of Catholic charities?

Of course, Al Qaeda killed thousands of people on 9-11. Go after them with everything we've got. (And we would have had more to go after them with, if Bushie hadn't diverted our attention into an unnecessary foray into Iraq.)
Just don't think it's in keeping with American principles to target an entire religion, and all its innocents, in the process. And to assert, as Ms. Moore did, that ONLY Muslim charities fund terrorism is just incorrect.