FEDERAL AGENTS RAID CHRISTIAN COMPOUND - - IGNORE ISLAMBERG :: Dr. Paul L. williams says he will post pictures of the Jihadist training at Islamberg, New York :: FBI has been notified and will not investigate!
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findings.
excerpt:
Federal agents raided a Michigan-based Christian militia after learning that
members of the group - - known as the Hutaree - - may have been plotting to
kill police officers.
But the same agents have been unwilling to raid Islamberg and other
compounds of Jamaat ul-Fuqra where militant Muslims engage in paramilitary
training for the great Jihad against Christians and Jews.
These compounds are scattered throughout the United States. Many have been
in existence for more than twenty years.
Neighbors have lodged hundreds of complaints to local law enforcement
officials about the rat-tat-tat of machine gun fire and the sounds of
explosions coming from these sites but no intrepid federal or state agents
have been willing to conduct investigations, let alone to make arrests.
This is extraordinary since members of Jamaat ul-Fuqra, the Islamic
organization that runs these compounds, have been convicted in US courts of
such crimes as homicide, conspiracy to commit murder, firebombing, gun
smuggling, grand theft, counterfeiting, and workers' compensation fraud.
Others remain leading suspects in criminal cases throughout the country,
including ten unsolved assassinations and seventeen fire-bombings between
1979 and 1990.
No Islamic group, not even al Qaeda, has been responsible for more attacks
on American soil.
Islamberg is located on 70 acres of dense forest at the foothills of the
Catskill Mountains on the outskirts of Hancock, New York.
The hillside is blighted by rusty trailers that appear to be without power
or running water and a number of outhouses. The scent of raw sewage is in
the air.
On the other side of the hill where few dare to go is a tiny village replete
with a make-shift learning center (dubbed the "International Quranic Open
University"); a trailer converted into a Laundromat; a small, green
community center; a small and rather squalid grocery store; a newly
constructed majid; over forty clapboard homes; and scores of additional
trailers.
It is home to hundreds - - all in Islamic attire, and all African-Americans.
Most drive late model SUVs with license plates from Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, New York, Ohio, South Carolina, and Tennessee. The locals say that
some work as tollbooth operators for the New York State Thruway, while
others are employed at a credit card processing center that maintains
confidential financial records.
While it buzzing with activity during the week, the place becomes a virtual
hive on weekends. The guest includes arrivals from the inner cities of New
York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania and, occasionally, white-robed
dignitaries in Ray-Bans from the Middle East.
At the eastern perimeter of the property is a training course was equipped
with ropes hanging from tall trees, wooden fences for scaling, a make-shift
obstacle course, and a firing range.
The compound also contains vast underground bunkers.
Islamberg is benign as neither a Buddhist monastery nor a Carmelite convent.
Nearly every weekend, neighbors hear sounds of gunfire. Some, including a
combat veteran of the Vietnam War, have heard the bang of small explosives.
None of the neighbors wished to be identified for fear of "retaliation." "We
don't even dare to slow down when we drive by," one resident said. "They own
the mountain and they know it and there is nothing we can do about it but
move, and we can't even do that. Who wants to buy a property near that?"
The complex serves to scare the bejeesus out of the local residents. "If you
go there, you better wear body armor," a customer at the Circle E Diner in
Hancock said. "They have armed guards and if they shoot you, nobody will
find your body."
At Cousins, a watering hole in nearby Deposit, a barfly, who didn't wish to
be identified, said: "The place is dangerous. You can hear gunfire up there.
I can't understand why the FBI won't shut it down."
The photographs that accompany this article were shot by Paul L. Williams
and his team of investigators who entered the compound to verify the reality
of the threat.
Williams and his team have visited other Jamaat ul-Fuqra sites, including
compounds in Red House, Virginia, and Commerce, Georgia.
Paramilitary training with automatic and semi-automatic weapons (including
M-14s and AK-47s) takes place at all of these sites.
Many of the Muslim recruits come from the prison system.
After weeks of training in weaponry, hand-to-hand combat, and explosives,
select recruits are sent to Pakistan for further training.
ref:
http://www.lastcrusade.org
www.paulwilliamsdefensefund.com/
http://thelastcrusade.org/2010/03/31/federal-agents-raid-christian-compound-ignore-islamberg/
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Lamont Cranston
> Dr. Paul williams was on Michael Savage talk radio today and discussed
> his findings.
> excerpt:
> Federal agents raided a Michigan-based Christian militia after learning
> that members of the group - - known as the Hutaree - - may have been
> plotting to kill police officers.
It's a victory for America, kooker. A heinous crime was averted. This
is the conclusion of an investigation that was started when George W.
Bush occupied the White House.
James Of Tucson
wrote:
> It's a victory for America, kooker. A heinous crime was averted. This
> is the conclusion of an investigation that was started when George W.
> Bush occupied the White House.
Why isn't anyone talking about the members of the Hutaree who served
in the US Military?
Sage2
Lamont Cranston
It has become politically incorrect to criticize the military, even
indirectly.