Islamic organizations CAIR, ISNA, NAIT are radical front groups: Canadian intel

Islamists say that their beliefs should be accepted by all Muslims, and that they have the God-given right to use violence to reach their objectives. One of their main points of faith is that dying for Allah is their ultimate endeavor, said Canadian intelligence and counter-terrorism expert Thomas Quiggin during his appearance on the nationally syndicated radio talk show Crosstalk with Jim Schneider on Wednesday.

According to Quiggin, who has served in Canadian special forces and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, there are a variety of groups who ascribe to the “Islamist objective of imposing their politicized beliefs on others. In-cluded in these are ISIS, al-Qaeda and Hizb ut-Tahrir. However, the largest and best organized of all the Islamist groups is the Muslim Brotherhood. They are the well-spring from which the Islamist ideology flows.”

The Muslim Brotherhood say they plan to conquer Western Civilization from within. To do so they set up many front groups to gain influence in many areas of society, including students. They maintain a continuous position of being victims, no matter what incident they are describing?even if it is discovered that the violence was perpetrated by other Muslims, according to Quiggin, who has been certified by the Canadian courts as “a qualified expert on terrorism and on the reliability of intelligence evidence.”

Mr. Quiggen noted that the term “Islamophobia” was developed by the radical Muslims in Iran after the revolution and the exile of the monarch, the Shah of Iran. Iranians began using the term to characterize anyone who refused to go along with demands to change and follow Sharia after generations of relative freedom in Iran.

The North American Islamic Trust (NAIT) is a financial front group that holds many properties, including hundreds of mosques and schools using funding from Saudi Arabia and other Islamic countries. It is used by the Muslim Brotherhood to provide financial pressure to enable them to take over hundreds of previously-independent mosques.

This provides the vehicle to indoctrinate more Muslims in the radical teachings of the Muslim Brotherhood. Investigations have revealed that such teaching is not only available in such Mosques, but is actually the exclusive content of teaching and resource materials, Quiggin told host Jim Schneider, who also produces the faith-based conservative show.

During their on-air conversation, the host and guest informed listeners that on January 9 Senator Ted Cruz had re-introduced Senate Bill S68, to designate the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization, not because they actually blow things up themselves, but because they funnel funds to groups like Hamas who do commit acts of violence in the name of Allah.

S68 was originally introduced during the Obama Administration, but it went nowhere thanks to the fact that President Barack Obama claimed the Muslim Brotherhood was a “moderate” Islamic organization. His former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton echoed Obama’s “moderate” Muslim Brotherhood statements.

S68 would not only have the effect of designating the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist entity, but it would also list three Muslim Brotherhood front groups: The Council for American Islamic Relations (CAIR), the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) and the North American Islamic Trust (NAIT). In the case of the NAIT, the bill would ban it from any financial dealings, and from sending funds out of the country. It would stop individuals from donating through NAIT, and would cut off funding from NAIT for other Muslim organizations in this country and around the world.

“Interestingly, some Middle East countries have already labeled the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist,” Quiggin noted.