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Friday, April 22, 2005

Via email:

TODAY TUESDAY APRIL 19th
AN AMERICAN JIHAD
Mahdi Bray Executive Director of the Muslim American Society Freedom Foundation in Washington D.C. will discuss his journey from sit-ins to South Africa and the steps of the State House through Islamic Activism
This event is FREE and open to the public
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
at Roxbury Community College

Remember Mahdi Bray?

...Emerson notes that when Abdurrahman Alamoudi of the American Muslim Council, who is now serving a 23-year prison sentence for a terrorism financing conviction, encouraged the Muslim crowd at an October 2000 rally cosponsored by MPAC to declare their support of the jihad terror groups Hamas and Hizballah, “MPAC’s Political Advisor, Mahdi Bray, stood directly behind Alamoudi and was seen jubilantly exclaiming his support for these two deadly terrorist organizations.” This was just three weeks after Bray “coordinated and led a rally where approximately 2,000 people congregated in front of the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C.” Emerson reports that “at one point during the rally, Mahdi Bray played the tambourine as one of the speakers sang, while the crowd repeated: ‘Al-Aqsa [Mosque] is calling us, let’s all go into jihad, and throw stones at the face of the Jews [sic].’”[18]...

Why does it matter to the City of Boston? Because one of the excuses given for the ISB's getting a cut-rate on the land their new Mosque is being built on is that they are providing certain community services:

...The BRA valued the parcel at $401,187.50. According to the suit, it took a cash payment of $175,000 from the center's developers, then made up the rest of the price tag by valuing at $272,663 a series of benefits the developers are granting Roxbury Community College. For example, the BRA assessed the value of a lecture series the Islamic Society of Boston plans to conduct at the college at $115,598. It assessed the value of an Islamic library of 5,000 volumes slated for the community college at $80,000. Policastro claims the valuations are "substantially inflated," and as a result the city is unconstitutionally subsidizing a religion - Islam...

According to my emailer: "The City will basically fund Islamic missionary work." Now where are all those opponents of "Faith Based Initiatives" which specifically forbid any sort of proselytizing when you need them? I wonder how the ACLU feels about this.

Now of course, we're cracking a bit wise here. I doubt that this particular lecture is being supported by the city, or being counted in as value provided for city land.

Is it?

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