pamelagellerreport--2020-01-17--‘No Zionists’ and ‘No Straights’: Tweets From Teacher Rattle Elite New York City School

As anti-Semitic attacks proliferate across New York City , the social media postings of one outspoken teacher at an elite Bronx private school are raising fresh concerns among Jewish parents and students .
“ Making latkes tonight for my birthday and channukah [ sic ] , text me if you want to come over , no Zionists , ” J.B. Brager , a history teacher at the prestigious Ethical Culture Fieldston School , tweeted on Dec. 20 .
That posting and others singling out straight individuals for criticism and portraying Israel as a genocidal aggressor in its conflict with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ students and parents , particularly given that Brager is slated to teach an elective history course titled “ Nazi Germany and the Holocaust ” later this month .
The Ethical Culture Fieldston School , founded by progressive Jews in the late 19th century , has grappled with accusations of anti-Semitism in recent years .
Among other issues , the school organizes students into ethnic and racial “ affinity groups ” starting in the third grade but has firmly refused to establish a Jewish affinity group , a Fieldston parent told the Washington Free @ @ @ @ @ @ @ perception among parents that administrators at the avowedly progressive school do not consider Jews a minority worthy of recognition , understanding , or protection .
The school ’ s treatment of Jewish issues has come under increasing scrutiny as a wave of anti-Semitic attacks have set New Yorkers on edge .
On Wednesday , congressmen Josh Gottheimer ( D. , N.J. ) and Max Rose ( D. , N.Y. ) condemned recent remarks delivered at a Fieldston assembly , where a guest speaker argued that Holocaust survivors living in Israel are guilty of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ comments by A. Kayum Ahmed , a top officer at George Soros ’ s Open Society Foundations , drew condemnation from the Anti-Defamation League and left many in the community concerned about the school ’ s direction .
“ There should be no place in our national discourse for hate-filled speech targeting any group , ” Gottheimer and Rose wrote in a letter to Fieldston ’ s head of school and principal .
“ As Jewish Members of Congress dedicated to combatting anti-Semitism , we would like to understand how such a speaker @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , what steps the school has taken to hold those responsible accountable , how the school has communicated to students and parents that such rhetoric is unacceptable , and how ECFS will implement processes to prevent future incidents.
” In the wake of the assembly , Brager , who identifies as Jewish , defended Ahmed ’ s remarks in a series of tweets , writing , “ I refuse to ‘ reaffirm the value ’ of ethno-nationalist settler colonialism.
” After the school sent a letter to students and parents calling Ahmed ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Brager tweeted , apparently in reference to the letter , “ I have never been more disappointed in my employer than I am today and have never been closer to quitting.
” Abraham Cooper , the associate dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center , told the Free Beacon that Brager ’ s rhetoric is particularly troublesome for a teacher of history .
“ The big lie is ‘ Israel apartheid ’ , ‘ Israel Nazi.
’ However a person reaches that world view , even if they ’ re Jewish , that is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Cooper said .
“ The school has to do something , and if they don ’ t , the parents may vote with their feet .
You don ’ t have to put up with that crap .
Not in America and not when all the leaders here say they ’ re serious about fighting anti-Semitism.
” Fieldston and Brager did not respond to repeated requests for comment .
Brager ’ s Twitter account was locked after the Free Beacon began seeking comment .
Brager , who uses the pronoun “ they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Maryland in 2010 with a degree in American Studies , according to a C.V. posted online .
Brager received a Ph.D. in women ’ s and gender studies from Rutgers University in 2018 .
Brager began as a teacher at Fieldston last year and has maintained an active social media presence on both Instagram and Twitter .
Parents and students speaking to the Free Beacon on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal by school administrators , particularly as it relates to the cutthroat college admission process , said Brager ’ s provocations @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of intense interest in the community .
In addition to “ Nazi Germany and the Holocaust , ” Brager has taught a required high school course on U.S. history before 1940 , a subject on which Brager has also been outspoken .
“ It ’ s still Native American Heritage month , because oh wait , America is a violent fiction and its ‘ founders ’ were genocidal criminals , ” Brager tweeted in November .
Parents who spoke with the Free Beacon expressed concern that the school itself has not placed any @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is appropriate for teachers , particularly given that the vast majority of high school students now have access to social media .
Others said the sort of public remarks Brager has made about Jews and Israel would not be tolerated about any other minority group .
In addition to publicly supporting organizations that promote boycotts of Jewish-made goods , Brager has expressed opposition to President Donald Trump ’ s recent executive order intended to combat anti-Semitism as well as a hostility toward straight people .
“ This is deeply anti-Semitic and really scary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ having trouble processing right now , ” Brager tweeted in response to the order , which was widely praised by the mainstream Jewish community and organizations established to combat hatred .
In October , Brager posted a photograph of a service dog with a caption that expressed hostility to straight people , writing , “ No touch no talk no straights , ” and adding an accompanying hashtag , “ # idonotwanttoseeorbeseenbystraightpeople .
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By: Adam Kredo, WFB January 9, 2020:
As anti-Semitic attacks proliferate across New York City, the social media postings of one outspoken teacher at an elite Bronx private school are raising fresh concerns among Jewish parents and students.
“Making latkes tonight for my birthday and channukah [sic], text me if you want to come over, no Zionists,” J.B. Brager, a history teacher at the prestigious Ethical Culture Fieldston School, tweeted on Dec. 20.
That posting and others singling out straight individuals for criticism and portraying Israel as a genocidal aggressor in its conflict with the Palestinians have caught the attention of Fieldston students and parents, particularly given that Brager is slated to teach an elective history course titled “Nazi Germany and the Holocaust” later this month.
The Ethical Culture Fieldston School, founded by progressive Jews in the late 19th century, has grappled with accusations of anti-Semitism in recent years. Among other issues, the school organizes students into ethnic and racial “affinity groups” starting in the third grade but has firmly refused to establish a Jewish affinity group, a Fieldston parent told the Washington Free Beacon. That has contributed to a perception among parents that administrators at the avowedly progressive school do not consider Jews a minority worthy of recognition, understanding, or protection.
The school’s treatment of Jewish issues has come under increasing scrutiny as a wave of anti-Semitic attacks have set New Yorkers on edge. On Wednesday, congressmen Josh Gottheimer (D., N.J.) and Max Rose (D., N.Y.) condemned recent remarks delivered at a Fieldston assembly, where a guest speaker argued that Holocaust survivors living in Israel are guilty of perpetrating similar atrocities against Palestinians. The comments by A. Kayum Ahmed, a top officer at George Soros’s Open Society Foundations, drew condemnation from the Anti-Defamation League and left many in the community concerned about the school’s direction.
“There should be no place in our national discourse for hate-filled speech targeting any group,” Gottheimer and Rose wrote in a letter to Fieldston’s head of school and principal. “As Jewish Members of Congress dedicated to combatting anti-Semitism, we would like to understand how such a speaker could be invited to address ECFS students, what steps the school has taken to hold those responsible accountable, how the school has communicated to students and parents that such rhetoric is unacceptable, and how ECFS will implement processes to prevent future incidents.”
In the wake of the assembly, Brager, who identifies as Jewish, defended Ahmed’s remarks in a series of tweets, writing, “I refuse to ‘reaffirm the value’ of ethno-nationalist settler colonialism.” After the school sent a letter to students and parents calling Ahmed’s remarks “deeply hurtful,” Brager tweeted, apparently in reference to the letter, “I have never been more disappointed in my employer than I am today and have never been closer to quitting.”
Abraham Cooper, the associate dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, told the Free Beacon that Brager’s rhetoric is particularly troublesome for a teacher of history.
“The big lie is ‘Israel apartheid’, ‘Israel Nazi.’ However a person reaches that world view, even if they’re Jewish, that is extremely dangerous to the Jewish people,” Cooper said. “The school has to do something, and if they don’t, the parents may vote with their feet. You don’t have to put up with that crap. Not in America and not when all the leaders here say they’re serious about fighting anti-Semitism.”
Fieldston and Brager did not respond to repeated requests for comment. Brager’s Twitter account was locked after the Free Beacon began seeking comment.
Brager, who uses the pronoun “they,” graduated from the University of Maryland in 2010 with a degree in American Studies, according to a C.V. posted online. Brager received a Ph.D. in women’s and gender studies from Rutgers University in 2018.
Brager began as a teacher at Fieldston last year and has maintained an active social media presence on both Instagram and Twitter. Parents and students speaking to the Free Beacon on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal by school administrators, particularly as it relates to the cutthroat college admission process, said Brager’s provocations on social media had become a subject of intense interest in the community.
In addition to “Nazi Germany and the Holocaust,” Brager has taught a required high school course on U.S. history before 1940, a subject on which Brager has also been outspoken. “It’s still Native American Heritage month, because oh wait, America is a violent fiction and its ‘founders’ were genocidal criminals,” Brager tweeted in November.
Parents who spoke with the Free Beacon expressed concern that the school itself has not placed any boundaries on what sort of public speech is appropriate for teachers, particularly given that the vast majority of high school students now have access to social media. Others said the sort of public remarks Brager has made about Jews and Israel would not be tolerated about any other minority group.
In addition to publicly supporting organizations that promote boycotts of Jewish-made goods, Brager has expressed opposition to President Donald Trump’s recent executive order intended to combat anti-Semitism as well as a hostility toward straight people.
“This is deeply anti-Semitic and really scary on multiple levels that I’m having trouble processing right now,” Brager tweeted in response to the order, which was widely praised by the mainstream Jewish community and organizations established to combat hatred.
In October, Brager posted a photograph of a service dog with a caption that expressed hostility to straight people, writing, “No touch no talk no straights,” and adding an accompanying hashtag, “#idonotwanttoseeorbeseenbystraightpeople.”


pamelagellerreport--2020-01-17--Chief Adviser: Turkey Pres. Erdogan Envisions United Islamic Superpower of 61 Islamic Countries Unde

Chief Adviser: Turkey Pres. Erdogan Envisions United Islamic Superpower of 61 Islamic Countries Under Sharia w/ Capital in Istanbul

This is , in fact , the terrible goal of Islam .
The Islamic empire that dominates/rules the world .
Erdoğan dreams of the Ottoman caliphate .
Erdoğan ’ s Chief Advisor And Former General Tanrıverdi Presents Vision – Reflected In Turkey ’ s Policy – Of A United Islamic Superpower Based On Shari ’ a Comprising 61 Countries And With Istanbul As Capital Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan ’ s chief advisor , retired Turkish general Adnan Tanrıverdi , has been articulating a vision of a unified Islamic superpower through conferences and documents published by his organizations .
This @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s foreign policy .
By MEMRI , January 14 , 2020 ( thanks to The Religion of Peace ) : The Justice Defenders Strategic Studies Center ( ASSAM ) , of which Tanrıverdi is chairman of the board , has scheduled seven annual “ congresses , ” of which three have taken place , to work through the technical problems in the formation and governance of an “ Islamic union.
” [ 1 ] At a recent ASSAM Congress , Tanrıverdi called for the coordination of the joint manufacturing of weapons and military @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ States can not stand tall against the countries whose weapons they use.
” ASSAM has also published a 69-page draft of a constituion for a planned shari ’ a-based confederation of 61 Islamic countries .
This constituion declares that “ sovereignty belongs to shariah , ” that Istanbul is to be the capital of the confederation , that the Arabic language would be taught in all of its schools , and that its name will be “ Asrica , ” which is formed from a combination of Asia and Africa .
Tanrıverdi @ @ @ @ @ @ @ meeting of the most senior Turkish officials ahead of a major military operation in January 2018 .
Tanrıverdi is also chairman of the board of Turkish defense contracting firm SADAT Inc. , on whose website Tanrıverdi has posted statements .
One recent statement reads : “ The welfare of Turkish and Muslim nations and the establishment of peace and justice in the world hinges upon appearance of the Islamic countries as a superpower on the global political scene.
” [ 2 ] He has also said that “ the Islamic world should prepare @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” while SADAT Inc. has published material outlining the logistics of a hypothetical joint attack on Israel by 57 Islamic countries .
[ 3 ] A page on SADAT Inc. ’ s website states that “ SADAT A.S. was in Libya to determine the needs of New Libyan Armed Forces and search for possibilities for Consultancy , Training , Ordnance service delivery for Libya ” and shows a photo of Tanrıverdi shaking hands with a Libyan military officer as the two hold a plaque of the Ottoman Coat of Arms .
Tanrıverdi , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hands with a Libyan military officer as the two hold a plaque bearing the Ottoman Coat of Arms .
Tanrıverdi listed , in an undated video , some of the military policies that he had put forward that Turkey ’ s ruling AKP government later enacted .
[ 4 ] Indeed , much of President Erdoğan ’ s foreign policy can be viewed as an implementation in stages of Tanrıverdi ’ s vision .
This would explain President Erdoğan ’ s : deployment of Turkish troops to Libya , which began in early @ @ @ @ @ @ @ daily celebrated in historical terms , saying : “ 100 years later the troops returned to the region ; ” [ 5 ] policy of arming and training the forces of the pro-Islamist Government of National Accord ( GNA ) in Libya ; [ 6 ] efforts to create a coalition between his government and those of Tunisia , Algeria , and the GNA ; [ 7 ] deployment of armed drones to northern Cyprus ; [ 8 ] three invasions of northern Syria , most recently beginning in October 2019 ; [ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ housing Turkish soldiers in Qatar ; [ 10 ] establishment of Turkey ’ s largest foreign military base in Somalia ; [ 11 ] and possible covert weapons shipments to Nigeria .
[ 12 ] One Turkish writer connected Tanrıverdi ’ s influence to Erdoğan ’ s statement at the recent opening of the new building of Turkey ’ s national intelligence service , the Milli İstihbarat Teşkilatı ( MİT ) in which Erdoğan said : “ We will continue to increase MİT ’ s operational capability abroad while decreasing its duties inside @ @ @ @ @ @ @ intention to put Tanrıverdi ’ s vision into practice would also explain President Erdoğan ’ s : political maneuvering for leadership within the Islamic world , such as through the December 2019 summit in Kuala Lumpur between President Erdoğan , Iranian President Hassan Rohani , Qatari Emir Tamim bin Hamad Aal Thani , and Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad ; [ 14 ] military cooperation with Pakistan , including joint drills , military grants and supply of parts for military equipment to Pakistan , and the Pakistani purchase of 30 Turkish-made ATAK helicopters @ @ @ @ @ @ @ [ 15 ] expansion of Turkey ’ s domestic arms industry and arms exports ; activities using the Turkish diaspora in Europe and elsewhere , including Turkish government-employed imams accused of spying , and the construction of over 100 mosques abroad ; [ 16 ] and efforts through diplomacy , NGOs , conferences , slogans , media outlets , and , in the case of Kazakhstan , Uzbekistan , and Azerbaijan , military cooperation to create strong relations with and among countries that speak Turkic languages .
These efforts have included the establishment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ] Following public debate and backlash about comments that Tanrıverdi made at the third ASSAM Congress , which took place on December 19-21 , 2019 , relatıng to the coming of the Mahdi , he resigned from his position as Erdoğan ’ s chief advisor on January 8 , 2020 .
[ 18 ] He said at the third ASSAM Congress , discussing the need to form an Islamic confederation : “ When will the Mahdi come ?
Allah , the Exalted , knows .
Do we not have work [ to do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prepare the setting ?
” Many opposition newspapers responded to these statements and Tanrıverdi ’ s other publications .
Leading opposition daily Cumhuriyet published an article titled : “ They Really Wanted An ‘ Islamic State ’ !
” [ 19 ] This report will review some of Tanrıverdi ’ s recent and past statements , including those from before and during the third ASSAM Congress , and a statement posted on the website of SADAT Inc .
The report will also review a draft constitution , which ASSAM published on its website @ @ @ @ @ @ @ confederation of 61 Islamic countries .
Tanrıverdi In Interview Ahead Of ASSAM Congress : “ The Total Defense Industry Spending Of The Islamic World… Ranks Third In The World After America And China… When You Combine Them , It Has The Potential To Be A Superpower ” In a clip uploaded to YouTube on December 20 , 2019 , Tanrıverdi said : “ It is not correct to claim that countries that are not independent in their defense and in their defense industry are independent… For this reason , our defense industry , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ produced jointly .
When we look at the total number of tanks , artillery , and ships today in the Islamic world , they are in the first order in the world .
If [ the Islamic world ] produces these themselves , it will become powerful… Is there going to be an Islamic union ?
There will be .
How will it happen , when will it happen ?
When the Mahdi comes , we trust Allah .
[ 20 ] When will the Mahdi come ?
Allah , the Exalted , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ [ to do ] ?
Do we not need to prepare the setting ?
This is what ASSAM is doing .
After this setting is prepared , inshallah , there will be an Islamic union.
” [ 21 ] Adnan Tanrıverdi speaking at the third ASSAM Congress in December 2019 .
In an interview uploaded to YouTube on December 14 and accompanied by Arabic and English subtitles , apparently to promote the third Assam Congress internationally , Tanrıverdi described how the theme of the second ASSAM Congress had been creating economic cooperation throughout @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shared currency .
He further said : “ The main theme of the [ third ] congress is to explore the capabilities and possibilities in manufacturing the joint defense industrial products and to find out how to jointly produce a defense industry.
” He said : “ If the countries are not independent in their defense industries , then it is pointless for them to claim that they are independent , because you can not open a campaign against someone or stand up to them using their weapons , you have to produce @ @ @ @ @ @ @ world is capable of this , ” he continued .
“ The world ’ s annual defense industry spending is about one trillion 800 billion dollars .
About 716 billion dollars of this belongs to the United States .
About 220 billion belongs to China .
The total defense industry spending of the Islamic world is 196 billion dollars .
It ranks third in the world after America and China .
These are of course individual expenses .
When you combine them , it has the potential to be a superpower .
This @ @ @ @ @ @ @ countries ] produce it themselves through cooperation and joint action.
” [ 22 ] “ By Unifying The Administration Of A Modern State With Islamic Fiqh [ Jurisprudence ] , What Would A Union Of Islamic Countries Look Like ?
” In a video uploaded to YouTube on December 13 , which featured another section of the same interview with Tanrıverdi shown in the video uploaded December 14 and which did not have Arabic and English subtitles , Tanrıverdi discussed the coming of the Mahdi and the forming of a union of Islamic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we ask : ‘ Will there be an Islamic union ?
’ [ We can say : ] There will be .
When we say : ‘ When will it be , how will it be ?
’ [ We can say : ] When the Mahdi comes .
When will the Mahdi come ?
Allah , the Exalted , knows .
When you say : ‘ So , do we not have something that we need to do by then ?
’ There is no answer .
For a union , for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s conditions , by unifying the administration of a modern state with Islamic fiqh [ jurisprudence ] what would a union of Islamic countries look like ?
We are working on this… ” “ We planned seven conferences , ” Tanrıverdi continued .
“ We have carried out two of them , we will carry out one of them now… How may there be a joint-defense system of Islamic countries ?
This is a subject of a conference .
Also , how may the justice system of Islamic countries be ?
This is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s two .
The third is : How may there be joint internal security ?
And the fourth is : How may the foreign relations be ?
After this is completed , it will be the year 2022 .
When our seven congresses are completed , a model of the Islamic union , with four main areas of activity administered from the center , will come out.
” [ 23 ] Of the seven annual congresses that ASSAM has scheduled , three have taken place .
The November 2017 ASSAM Congress focused @ @ @ @ @ @ @ And Organs for the Islamic Union.
” The November 2018 Assam Congress focused on the “ Principles And Procedures of Economic Cooperation for the Islamic Union.
” The December 2019 Assam Congress focused on the “ Principles And Procedures of Defense Industry Cooperation for the Islamic Union.
” Congresses scheduled for 2020-2023 will address the issues of : “ Common Defense , ” “ Joint Foreign Policy , ” “ Joint Justice System , ” and “ Common Assistance And Security.
” The November 2017 congress was held in cooperation with the International @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , among other groups .
[ 24 ] The final congress is scheduled to take place in 2023 , which is the 100th anniversary of the founding the republic of Turkey .
President Erdoğan has made 2023 an important symbolic milestone in various ways , including through setting national goals as part of the Strategic Vision 2023 Project .
[ 25 ] Tanrıverdi Presents ASSAM ’ s Influence On AKP Government , Listing Policies That It Recommended That Were Later Implemented Tanrıverdi said in a speech at the third Assam Congress : “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to be an independent and sovereign power is for the weapons they use to belong to them .
National interests can not be protected with the weapons of others .
States can not guarantee the security , peace , and prosperity of their countries with the weapons of others .
They can not be counted as sovereign in their countries with the weapons of others .
States can not stand tall against the countries whose weapons they use.
” [ 26 ] Tanrıverdi is chairman of the board of ASSAM .
The countries @ @ @ @ @ @ @ SADAT Inc. logos roughly correspond with the 61 countries counted as part of the planned Islamic confederation .
In another video that shows Tanrıverdi ’ s weight within Turkey ’ s ruling AKP government , Tanrıverdi described his influence on the restructuring of the military following the July 15 , 2016 attempted coup in Turkey .
He said in the undated video : “ We said that all of the Warfare Schools and Military Schools should be connected to the Defense Ministry , and then they were connected .
We said that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should be connected to the Interior Ministry , and [ then ] they were connected .
We said that the Supreme Military Council should be changed , we said that the High Military Judiciary be abolished ; those were done too .
We said the presidential system should come , and it came .
Almost all of these proposals of ours came in the restructuring after July 15 , [ 2016 ] .
” [ 27 ] Statement On SADAT Inc. Website : “ The Unity Of The Islamic Countries Depends On The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In Turn , “ Depends On The Ability To Render The National Will Dominant Over All The Institutions Of The State ” In addition to being Erdoğan ’ s chief advisor , Tanrıverdi is chairman of the Board of Directors of Turkish defense contracting firm SADAT Inc .
In a statement titled “ The Future Of The World Of Islam And SADAT INC. ” posted on SADAT ’ s website , Tanrıverdi gave his view of the events of the 20th century as well as Turkey ’ s role in them and described @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Islamic countries .
Tanrıverdi is chairman of the board of SADAT Inc .
Regarding the United Nations , Tanrıverdi wrote that the UN was in fact a way for the West to maintain a “ system of exploitation ” and that “ Israel has been supported as the watchman of the Christian World and protected by all organizations including the UN under the control of the West.
” Tanrıverdi made the case for a union of Islamic countries , saying that these countries have been unable to create ” an alliance and gaining @ @ @ @ @ @ @ save themselves from the control of the West.
” Openly opposing the secular principles on which the modern Republic of Turkey was founded , Tanrıverdi wrote that following the establishment of the Republic of Turkey , the government “ considered the Islamic religion , Islamic values and the civilization they represent as a threat on the assumption that it is impossible to reach up to the level of developed states without changing the society with socio-cultural revolutions .
Turning face towards the west by presenting the image of Western civilization as the ultimate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ turned its back on the Islamic States and the Muslim nations and was estranged from the Islamic world .
Acting under the control of the West for a century , our country has been skeptical of Islamic States , seeing them as a threat.
” Laying out the prerequisites for an Islamic union , which he also described in his interviews around the time of the third Assam Congress , Tanrıverdi wrote : “ The unity of the Islamic countries depends on the leadership of Turkey ; and the leadership of Turkey on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to render the National Will dominant over all the institutions of the State .
Describing Muslim-majority countries and the difficulties they face , Tanrıverdi said : “ They need solidarity and fair guides .
They need economic cooperation and support , guidance in foreign policy , cooperation in defense against exploiters , and alternative systems of justice against violation of rights arising from their own countries and third countries .
The welfare of Turk and Muslim Nations and restoration of peace and justice in the world hinge upon the appearance of Islamic Countries @ @ @ @ @ @ @ political scene.
” [ 28 ] “ Constitution Of The Confederation Of Islamic Countries ” Published On ASSAM Website : “ Sovereignty Belongs To Shariah ” The website of the ASSAM Congress published a 69-page document titled “ Constitution Of The Confederation Of Islamic Countries.
” The page on which the document was published was last modified on October 23 , 2018 .
The document drafts , in 182 articles , the constitution for the planned confederation of 61 Islamic countries .
[ 29 ] Fundamental Aim Of “ Asrica Islamic Countries Union @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Whose Capital Is Istanbul , Is “ Ensuring The Islamic World To Be Seen On The Scene Of History Again As A Supreme Power ” The planned confederation of Islamic countries would include : 12 countries in the Middle East , namely Bahrain , United Arab Emirates , Palestine , Iraq , Qatar , Kuwait , Lebanon , Syria , Saudi Arabia , Oman , Jordan , and Yemen ; eight in “ Middle Asia , ” namely Azerbaijan , Kazakhstan , Kyrgyzstan , the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus , Uzbekistan , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ four in the “ Near East , ” namely Afghanistan , Bangladesh , Iran , and Pakistan ; three in Southeast Asia , namely Brunei , Indonesia , and Malaysia ; six in North Africa , namely Algeria , Chad , Morocco , Libya , Egypt , and Tunisia ; six in “ East Afrika ( Red Sea Basin ) , ” namely Djibouti , Eritrea , “ Comor [ likely Comoros ] , ” Mozambique , Somalia , and Sudan ; ten in northwest Africa and South America , namely the Western @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bissau , Mali , Mauritania , Senegal , Sierra Leone , Guyana , and Suriname ; eight in “ Southwest Africa ( Ocean Basin ) , ” namely Benin , Burkina Faso , Elephant Coast , Gabon , Cameroon , Niger , Nigeria , and Togo ; and four in Europe , namely Albania , Bosnia-Herzegovina , Kosovo , and Macedonia .
Article 1 of the constitution gives the name of the state as “ Asrica Islamic Countries Union.
” Asrica is a name formed by the combination of Asia and Africa , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the planned confederation are found .
Article 6 indicates that the capital of the state is Istanbul , Turkey .
Article 7 reads : “ The fundamental aim of ASRICA Islamic Countries Union is to safeguard the independence and integrity of the Muslim Nations , the indivisibility of the National and Islamic States… while also ensuring the Islamic World to be seen on the scene of history again as a supreme power.
” At the end of the document are listed the following names : Adnan Tanrıverdi , Mehmet Zelka , Gürcan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , M. Naci Efe , Reşat Fidan , A.K .
Melih Tanrıverdi , Sabri Balaman , and Ali Fuat Gökçe .
Constitution Repeatedly Emphasizes Primacy Of Shari ’ a , Quran , And Sayings And Deeds Of Muhammad : “ Sovereignty Belongs To Shariah ” The preamble of the constitution declares in the first sentence that the constitution is based on shari ’ a .
It reads : “ Affirming the eternal existence of the Islamic Countries existence and the indivisible unity of the Sublime Confederal Republic State , this Constitution , in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by Qur ’ an and Our Prophet sunnas [ i.e.
, the sayings and deeds of Muhammad ] … ” The preamble puts “ liberal democracy ” alongside a second mention of the “ Qur ’ an and Our Prophet sunnas , ” saying : “ The absolute supremacy of the will of the nation , the fact that sovereignty is vested fully and unconditionally in the Islamic Countries in line with the Qur ’ an and Our Prophet sunnas and that no individual or body empowered to exercise this sovereignty in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the liberal democracy indicated in the Constitution and the legal system instituted according to its requirements.
” Article 8 reads : “ Sovereignty belongs to Shariah .
It shall be exercised through the authorized organs , as prescribed by the principles set forth in the Constitution .
Sovereignty shall not be constituted without the Shariah provisions.
” Article 9 describes “ Legislative power that is in line with the Shariah provisions.
” Article 11 reads : “ The Judicial power shall be exercised independent and impartial courts in accordance with the Shariah provisions.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ and non-muslim citizens of ASRICA Islamic Countries Union , Regional Federations and National States shall benefit from Shariah Law .
Non-muslim citizens shall exercise their religios activities and prays to the extent as permitted by the shariah provisions , while for their foods , clothes , marriage and divorce matters , the provisions of their own religions shall apply.
” Article 13 reads : “ The provisions of the Constitution , stipulated in accordance with Shariah Provisions , are fundamental legal rules binding upon legislative , executive and judicial organs , and administrative @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ASRICA Islamic Countries Union , Regional Federations and National States .
Laws shall not be contrary to the Shariah Provisions and Constitution.
” Article 14 reads : “ The individual rights and duties , social and economic rights and duties , political rights and duties shall be regulated by ASRICA Islamic Countries Union , Regional Federations and national states in accordance with Qur ’ an , Our Prophet ’ s sunnas and universal codes of law .
No regulation shall be applied as contrary to these rules.
” Article 16 reads : “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the Constitution shall be exercised in the form of activities aiming to violate the indivisible integrity of the ASRICA Islamic Countries Union State with its territory and nation , and the Shariah provisions.
” Article 69 reads : “ The statutes and programs , as well as the activities of political parties shall not be contrary to the shariah provisions , independence of the State , indivisible integrity of the state and the ummah with its territory and nation , human rights , the principles of equality and rule of law , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ articles in the constitution require government officials to take oaths that invoke the Quran as well as the sayings and deeds of Muhammad .
Article 82 reads : “ State Presidents and Council Members , on assuming office , shall take the following oath ‘ I swear upon my honour and integrity before the great Qur ’ an to safeguard the Islamic Unity , to remain loyal to Qur ’ an and Sunnas , to ensure divine justice and its continuation in Islamic Geography at the cost of my life , to remain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ law . '
” Article 110 reads : “ On assuming office , the President of the Confederal Republic shall take the following oath before the Confederal Assembly : ‘ I swear upon my honour and integrity before the great Qur ’ an to safeguard the Islamic Unity , to remain loyal to Qur ’ an and Sunnas , to ensure divine justice and its continuation in Islamic Geography at the cost of my life , to remain loyal to State President and the respective law , to abide by the Constitution , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not to deviate from the ideal according to which everyone is entitled to enjoy human rights and fundamental freedoms under conditions of national peace and prosperity of ummah and in a spirit of national solidarity and justice , and do my utmost to preserve and exalt the glory and honour of the Confederal Republic and perform without bias the functions that I have assumed . '
” Article 120 requires the President of the Regional Federal Republic to take the same oath upon assuming office before the Federal Assembly .
Several articles describe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Article 105 reads : “ The Confederal Republic shall establish a ‘ Council of Religious Affairs in Religious Federal Republics and National States ’ , each.
” Article 108 reads : “ High Council of Religious Affairs and Council of Religious Affairs shall assess the conformity of bills of laws , the laws introduced by the Plenary of Assembly , the decisions of Republic and State Presidents with the principles of Shariah Evidences , and shall notify the Republic and State Presidencies , Speakership with regards to their assessments.
” Article 26 describes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” in the schools of the confederation : “ Religious and moral education and instruction shall be conducted under state supervision and control .
Instruction in religious culture and morals shall be one of the compulsory lessons in the curricula of primary and secondary schools.
” Article 44 , which describes the “ right and duty of education ” reads : “ The native language shall be taught as a mother tongue to Confederal Republic citizens at any institution of education .
Arabic shall be taught as the second language.
” Constitution Lays @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Writers Over News Articles , Seize And Suspend Publications , Dissolve Associations , Restrict Demonstrations , And Nationalize Private Enterprises Regarding the freedom of the press in the planned confederation , Article 30 reads : “ Anyone who writes any news or articles which threaten the internal or external security of the State or the indivisible integrity of the State with its territory and nation , which tend to incite offence , riot or insurrection… shall be held responsible under the law relevant to these offences… Periodical and non-periodical publications may be seized @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cases of ongoing investigation or prosecution of crimes specified by law… Periodicals published may be temporarily suspended by court ruling if found to contain material which contravenes the indivisible integrity of the State with its territory and nation , the fundamental principles of the Republic , national security and public morals.
” On protesting , Article 35 reads : “ Associations may be dissolved or suspended from activity by the decision of a judge in cases prescribed by law.
” Article 36 reads : “ The right to hold meetings and demonstration marches @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the grounds of national security , public order , prevention of commission of crime , protection of public health and public morals or the rights and freedoms of others.
” Article 37 reads : “ Everyone has the right to own and inherit property .
These rights may be limited by law only in view of public interest.
” Article 49 reads : “ Private enterprises performing services of public nature may be nationalized in exigencies of public interest.
” The constitution gives the planned state influence on the families of its citizens @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Family is the foundation of the Islamic society and based on the equality between the spouses .
The State shall take the necessary measures and establish the necessary organization to protect peace and welfare of the family , especially mother and children , and to ensure the instruction of family planning and its practice.
” Opposition MP Questions Vice President On Tanrıverdi And His Institutions On January 9 , after Tanrıverdi ’ s resignation , Yasin Öztürk , an MP from the opposition İYİ Parti , presented in parliament a resolution of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Vice President Fuat Oktay .
Öztürk said that the congress was organized with the support of many government offices , including the Greater Bursa Municipality and the mayorial offices of the districts of Bahçelievler , Beyoğlu , Esenler , Sancaktepe and Sultangazi .
He said the congress was also organized with the support of : Turkish Airlines ; Makina ve Kimya Endüstrisi Kurumu ( “ Mechanical and Chemical Industry Corporation , ” MKEK ) , which is a group of government-controlled factories that produce weapons , ammuniation , explosive materials , machines @ @ @ @ @ @ @ purposes for the government ; [ 30 ] ASELSAN , a large Turkish defense electronics company , 74.2 % of whose shares are owned by the Turkish Armed Forces Foundation , which was established by Law No .
3388 in June 1987 ; [ 31 ] Turkish Aerospace Industries ( TAI ) , 54.49 % of whose shares are owned by the Turkish Armed Forces Foundation ; [ 32 ] and HAVELSAN , a defense software company that is a subsidiary of the Turkish Armed Forces Foundation .
[ 33 ] Dumlupınar University @ @ @ @ @ @ @ participated in the organization of the conference .
Öztürk ’ s questions addressed to Vice President Oktay included : “ Did ASSAM get permission from the Ministry of the Interior to hold its congresses , of which the third was held ?
… Has any investigation or examination been started concerning the rhetoric at the conference , which was openly against the constitution [ of the Republic of Turkey ] and the Law of Associations ?
… Why was permission given for the third conference , which was a continuation of the activities @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Constitutional Model , which is in accordance with shari ’ a rulings and was declared as a result of the first congress of the aforementioned association ?
… What form did the contributions of Turkish Airlines , MKEK , ASELSAN , TAI , HAVELSAN , SADAT , the Savunma Sanayii Dergilik , Greater Bursa , and the mayorial offices of the districts of Bahçelievler , Beyoğlu , Esenler , Sancaktepe , and Sultangazi take in congress that ASSAM organized ?
… What is the approach of the honorable President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ view of the ‘ Islamic Countries Confederation State ’ ?
Did that approach play a role in the giving of permission to hold a third conference , despite its open goal , to an association whose activities should have been ended after its first conference ?
… Did the minister of religious affairs attend this meeting ?
Is the religious affairs minister ’ s participation in this type of meeting , which predicts a constutional model separate from that of the Republic of Turkey , routine ?
” [ 34 ] Religious Affairs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the December 2019 conference .
[ 35 ] Brig.-Gen. Asgar Ahmet Zail , a Yemeni defense attache , gave the opening speach at the congress .
Other speakers at the event came from Turkey , Pakistan , Burkina Faso , Azerbaijan , Kazakhstan , Iraq , Egypt , Ukraine , and Sudan .
[ 36 ]

This is, in fact, the terrible goal of Islam. The Islamic empire that dominates/rules the world. Erdoğan dreams of the Ottoman caliphate.
Erdoğan’s Chief Advisor And Former General Tanrıverdi Presents Vision – Reflected In Turkey’s Policy – Of A United Islamic Superpower Based On Shari’a Comprising 61 Countries And With Istanbul As Capital
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s chief advisor, retired Turkish general Adnan Tanrıverdi, has been articulating a vision of a unified Islamic superpower through conferences and documents published by his organizations. This vision is reflected in President Erdoğan’s foreign policy.
By MEMRI, January 14, 2020 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):
The Justice Defenders Strategic Studies Center (ASSAM), of which Tanrıverdi is chairman of the board, has scheduled seven annual “congresses,” of which three have taken place, to work through the technical problems in the formation and governance of an “Islamic union.”[1] At a recent ASSAM Congress, Tanrıverdi called for the coordination of the joint manufacturing of weapons and military equipment among Islamic countries, saying: “States cannot stand tall against the countries whose weapons they use.” ASSAM has also published a 69-page draft of a constituion for a planned shari’a-based confederation of 61 Islamic countries. This constituion declares that “sovereignty belongs to shariah,” that Istanbul is to be the capital of the confederation, that the Arabic language would be taught in all of its schools, and that its name will be “Asrica,” which is formed from a combination of Asia and Africa.
Tanrıverdi, second from right, in a meeting of the most senior Turkish officials ahead of a major military operation in January 2018.
Tanrıverdi is also chairman of the board of Turkish defense contracting firm SADAT Inc., on whose website Tanrıverdi has posted statements. One recent statement reads: “The welfare of Turkish and Muslim nations and the establishment of peace and justice in the world hinges upon appearance of the Islamic countries as a superpower on the global political scene.”[2] He has also said that “the Islamic world should prepare an army for Palestine from outside Palestine” while SADAT Inc. has published material outlining the logistics of a hypothetical joint attack on Israel by 57 Islamic countries.[3] A page on SADAT Inc.’s website states that “SADAT A.S. was in Libya to determine the needs of New Libyan Armed Forces and search for possibilities for Consultancy, Training, Ordnance service delivery for Libya” and shows a photo of Tanrıverdi shaking hands with a Libyan military officer as the two hold a plaque of the Ottoman Coat of Arms.
Tanrıverdi, on a visit to Libya, shakes hands with a Libyan military officer as the two hold a plaque bearing the Ottoman Coat of Arms.
Tanrıverdi listed, in an undated video, some of the military policies that he had put forward that Turkey’s ruling AKP government later enacted.[4] Indeed, much of President Erdoğan’s foreign policy can be viewed as an implementation in stages of Tanrıverdi’s vision. This would explain President Erdoğan’s: deployment of Turkish troops to Libya, which began in early January 2020, and which one pro-government daily celebrated in historical terms, saying: “100 years later the troops returned to the region;”[5] policy of arming and training the forces of the pro-Islamist Government of National Accord (GNA) in Libya;[6] efforts to create a coalition between his government and those of Tunisia, Algeria, and the GNA;[7] deployment of armed drones to northern Cyprus;[8] three invasions of northern Syria, most recently beginning in October 2019;[9] establishment of a military base housing Turkish soldiers in Qatar;[10] establishment of Turkey’s largest foreign military base in Somalia;[11] and possible covert weapons shipments to Nigeria.[12] One Turkish writer connected Tanrıverdi’s influence to Erdoğan’s statement at the recent opening of the new building of Turkey’s national intelligence service, the Milli İstihbarat Teşkilatı (MİT) in which Erdoğan said: “We will continue to increase MİT’s operational capability abroad while decreasing its duties inside the country.”[13]
An intention to put Tanrıverdi’s vision into practice would also explain President Erdoğan’s: political maneuvering for leadership within the Islamic world, such as through the December 2019 summit in Kuala Lumpur between President Erdoğan, Iranian President Hassan Rohani, Qatari Emir Tamim bin Hamad Aal Thani, and Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad;[14] military cooperation with Pakistan, including joint drills, military grants and supply of parts for military equipment to Pakistan, and the Pakistani purchase of 30 Turkish-made ATAK helicopters and four Turkish-made corvette-type MILGEM warships;[15] expansion of Turkey’s domestic arms industry and arms exports; activities using the Turkish diaspora in Europe and elsewhere, including Turkish government-employed imams accused of spying, and the construction of over 100 mosques abroad;[16] and efforts through diplomacy, NGOs, conferences, slogans, media outlets, and, in the case of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Azerbaijan, military cooperation to create strong relations with and among countries that speak Turkic languages. These efforts have included the establishment of a Turkic Council.[17]
Following public debate and backlash about comments that Tanrıverdi made at the third ASSAM Congress, which took place on December 19-21, 2019, relatıng to the coming of the Mahdi, he resigned from his position as Erdoğan’s chief advisor on January 8, 2020.[18] He said at the third ASSAM Congress, discussing the need to form an Islamic confederation: “When will the Mahdi come? Allah, the Exalted, knows. Do we not have work [to do]? Do we not need to prepare the setting?” Many opposition newspapers responded to these statements and Tanrıverdi’s other publications. Leading opposition daily Cumhuriyet published an article titled: “They Really Wanted An ‘Islamic State’!”[19]
This report will review some of Tanrıverdi’s recent and past statements, including those from before and during the third ASSAM Congress, and a statement posted on the website of SADAT Inc. The report will also review a draft constitution, which ASSAM published on its website, for a planned shari’a-based confederation of 61 Islamic countries.
Tanrıverdi In Interview Ahead Of ASSAM Congress: “The Total Defense Industry Spending Of The Islamic World… Ranks Third In The World After America And China… When You Combine Them, It Has The Potential To Be A Superpower”
In a clip uploaded to YouTube on December 20, 2019, Tanrıverdi said: “It is not correct to claim that countries that are not independent in their defense and in their defense industry are independent… For this reason, our defense industry, in the Islamic world, must be produced jointly. When we look at the total number of tanks, artillery, and ships today in the Islamic world, they are in the first order in the world. If [the Islamic world] produces these themselves, it will become powerful… Is there going to be an Islamic union? There will be. How will it happen, when will it happen? When the Mahdi comes, we trust Allah.[20] When will the Mahdi come? Allah, the Exalted, knows. Do we not have work [to do]? Do we not need to prepare the setting? This is what ASSAM is doing. After this setting is prepared, inshallah, there will be an Islamic union.”[21]
Adnan Tanrıverdi speaking at the third ASSAM Congress in December 2019.
In an interview uploaded to YouTube on December 14 and accompanied by Arabic and English subtitles, apparently to promote the third Assam Congress internationally, Tanrıverdi described how the theme of the second ASSAM Congress had been creating economic cooperation throughout the Islamic world, including with a shared currency. He further said: “The main theme of the [third] congress is to explore the capabilities and possibilities in manufacturing the joint defense industrial products and to find out how to jointly produce a defense industry.” He said: “If the countries are not independent in their defense industries, then it is pointless for them to claim that they are independent, because you cannot open a campaign against someone or stand up to them using their weapons, you have to produce your weapons yourselves…”
“The Islamic world is capable of this,” he continued. “The world’s annual defense industry spending is about one trillion 800 billion dollars. About 716 billion dollars of this belongs to the United States. About 220 billion belongs to China. The total defense industry spending of the Islamic world is 196 billion dollars. It ranks third in the world after America and China. These are of course individual expenses. When you combine them, it has the potential to be a superpower. This power can emerge if [the Islamic countries] produce it themselves through cooperation and joint action.”[22]
“By Unifying The Administration Of A Modern State With Islamic Fiqh [Jurisprudence], What Would A Union Of Islamic Countries Look Like?”
In a video uploaded to YouTube on December 13, which featured another section of the same interview with Tanrıverdi shown in the video uploaded December 14 and which did not have Arabic and English subtitles, Tanrıverdi discussed the coming of the Mahdi and the forming of a union of Islamic countries. He said: “When we ask: ‘Will there be an Islamic union?’ [We can say:] There will be. When we say: ‘When will it be, how will it be?’ [We can say:] When the Mahdi comes. When will the Mahdi come? Allah, the Exalted, knows. When you say: ‘So, do we not have something that we need to do by then?’ There is no answer. For a union, for an Islamic union, under today’s conditions, by unifying the administration of a modern state with Islamic fiqh [jurisprudence] what would a union of Islamic countries look like? We are working on this…”
(Source: Ssdergilik.com).
“We planned seven conferences,” Tanrıverdi continued. “We have carried out two of them, we will carry out one of them now… How may there be a joint-defense system of Islamic countries? This is a subject of a conference. Also, how may the justice system of Islamic countries be? This is a subject of a conference. That’s two. The third is: How may there be joint internal security? And the fourth is: How may the foreign relations be? After this is completed, it will be the year 2022. When our seven congresses are completed, a model of the Islamic union, with four main areas of activity administered from the center, will come out.”[23]
Of the seven annual congresses that ASSAM has scheduled, three have taken place. The November 2017 ASSAM Congress focused on “the Legislation on Management Figures And Organs for the Islamic Union.” The November 2018 Assam Congress focused on the “Principles And Procedures of Economic Cooperation for the Islamic Union.” The December 2019 Assam Congress focused on the “Principles And Procedures of Defense Industry Cooperation for the Islamic Union.” Congresses scheduled for 2020-2023 will address the issues of: “Common Defense,” “Joint Foreign Policy,” “Joint Justice System,” and “Common Assistance And Security.” The November 2017 congress was held in cooperation with the International Union of Muslim Scholars (IUMS), among other groups.[24] The final congress is scheduled to take place in 2023, which is the 100th anniversary of the founding the republic of Turkey. President Erdoğan has made 2023 an important symbolic milestone in various ways, including through setting national goals as part of the Strategic Vision 2023 Project.[25]
Tanrıverdi Presents ASSAM’s Influence On AKP Government, Listing Policies That It Recommended That Were Later Implemented
Tanrıverdi said in a speech at the third Assam Congress: “One of the requirements for a country to be an independent and sovereign power is for the weapons they use to belong to them. National interests cannot be protected with the weapons of others. States cannot guarantee the security, peace, and prosperity of their countries with the weapons of others. They cannot be counted as sovereign in their countries with the weapons of others. States cannot stand tall against the countries whose weapons they use.”[26]
Tanrıverdi is chairman of the board of ASSAM. The countries marked in green in the ASSAM and SADAT Inc. logos roughly correspond with the 61 countries counted as part of the planned Islamic confederation.
In another video that shows Tanrıverdi’s weight within Turkey’s ruling AKP government, Tanrıverdi described his influence on the restructuring of the military following the July 15, 2016 attempted coup in Turkey. He said in the undated video: “We said that all of the Warfare Schools and Military Schools should be connected to the Defense Ministry, and then they were connected. We said that the General Staff of the Gendarmerie General Command should be connected to the Interior Ministry, and [then] they were connected. We said that the Supreme Military Council should be changed, we said that the High Military Judiciary be abolished; those were done too. We said the presidential system should come, and it came. Almost all of these proposals of ours came in the restructuring after July 15, [2016].”[27]
Statement On SADAT Inc. Website: “The Unity Of The Islamic Countries Depends On The Leadership Of Turkey,” Which, In Turn, “Depends On The Ability To Render The National Will Dominant Over All The Institutions Of The State”
In addition to being Erdoğan’s chief advisor, Tanrıverdi is chairman of the Board of Directors of Turkish defense contracting firm SADAT Inc. In a statement titled “The Future Of The World Of Islam And SADAT INC.” posted on SADAT’s website, Tanrıverdi gave his view of the events of the 20th century as well as Turkey’s role in them and described the need to establish a union of Islamic countries.
Tanrıverdi is chairman of the board of SADAT Inc.
Regarding the United Nations, Tanrıverdi wrote that the UN was in fact a way for the West to maintain a “system of exploitation” and that “Israel has been supported as the watchman of the Christian World and protected by all organizations including the UN under the control of the West.” Tanrıverdi made the case for a union of Islamic countries, saying that these countries have been unable to create ” an alliance and gaining the power they deserve” nor “save themselves from the control of the West.”
Openly opposing the secular principles on which the modern Republic of Turkey was founded, Tanrıverdi wrote that following the establishment of the Republic of Turkey, the government “considered the Islamic religion, Islamic values and the civilization they represent as a threat on the assumption that it is impossible to reach up to the level of developed states without changing the society with socio-cultural revolutions. Turning face towards the west by presenting the image of Western civilization as the ultimate goal to be achieved, our country turned its back on the Islamic States and the Muslim nations and was estranged from the Islamic world. Acting under the control of the West for a century, our country has been skeptical of Islamic States, seeing them as a threat.”
Laying out the prerequisites for an Islamic union, which he also described in his interviews around the time of the third Assam Congress, Tanrıverdi wrote: “The unity of the Islamic countries depends on the leadership of Turkey; and the leadership of Turkey on the Islamic countries depends on the ability to render the National Will dominant over all the institutions of the State.
Describing Muslim-majority countries and the difficulties they face, Tanrıverdi said: “They need solidarity and fair guides. They need economic cooperation and support, guidance in foreign policy, cooperation in defense against exploiters, and alternative systems of justice against violation of rights arising from their own countries and third countries. The welfare of Turk and Muslim Nations and restoration of peace and justice in the world hinge upon the appearance of Islamic Countries as a super power on the global political scene.”[28]
“Constitution Of The Confederation Of Islamic Countries” Published On ASSAM Website: “Sovereignty Belongs To Shariah”
The website of the ASSAM Congress published a 69-page document titled “Constitution Of The Confederation Of Islamic Countries.” The page on which the document was published was last modified on October 23, 2018. The document drafts, in 182 articles, the constitution for the planned confederation of 61 Islamic countries.[29]
Fundamental Aim Of “Asrica Islamic Countries Union,” Which Comprises 61 Countries And Whose Capital Is Istanbul, Is “Ensuring The Islamic World To Be Seen On The Scene Of History Again As A Supreme Power”
The planned confederation of Islamic countries would include: 12 countries in the Middle East, namely Bahrain, United Arab Emirates, Palestine, Iraq, Qatar, Kuwait, Lebanon, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Jordan, and Yemen; eight in “Middle Asia,” namely Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkey, and Turkmenistan; four in the “Near East,” namely Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iran, and Pakistan; three in Southeast Asia, namely Brunei, Indonesia, and Malaysia; six in North Africa, namely Algeria, Chad, Morocco, Libya, Egypt, and Tunisia; six in “East Afrika (Red Sea Basin),” namely Djibouti, Eritrea, “Comor [likely Comoros],” Mozambique, Somalia, and Sudan; ten in northwest Africa and South America, namely the Western Sahara, Gambia, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Mali, Mauritania, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Guyana, and Suriname; eight in “Southwest Africa (Ocean Basin),” namely Benin, Burkina Faso, Elephant Coast, Gabon, Cameroon, Niger, Nigeria, and Togo; and four in Europe, namely Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, and Macedonia.
Article 1 of the constitution gives the name of the state as “Asrica Islamic Countries Union.” Asrica is a name formed by the combination of Asia and Africa, continents on which many of the countries in the planned confederation are found. Article 6 indicates that the capital of the state is Istanbul, Turkey. Article 7 reads: “The fundamental aim of ASRICA Islamic Countries Union is to safeguard the independence and integrity of the Muslim Nations, the indivisibility of the National and Islamic States… while also ensuring the Islamic World to be seen on the scene of history again as a supreme power.” At the end of the document are listed the following names: Adnan Tanrıverdi, Mehmet Zelka, Gürcan Onat, Ali Coşar, Ersan Ergür, M. Naci Efe, Reşat Fidan, A.K. Melih Tanrıverdi, Sabri Balaman, and Ali Fuat Gökçe.
Constitution Repeatedly Emphasizes Primacy Of Shari’a, Quran, And Sayings And Deeds Of Muhammad: “Sovereignty Belongs To Shariah”
The preamble of the constitution declares in the first sentence that the constitution is based on shari’a. It reads: “Affirming the eternal existence of the Islamic Countries existence and the indivisible unity of the Sublime Confederal Republic State, this Constitution, in line with the concept of ummah introduced by Qur’an and Our Prophet sunnas [i.e., the sayings and deeds of Muhammad]…” The preamble puts “liberal democracy” alongside a second mention of the “Qur’an and Our Prophet sunnas,” saying: “The absolute supremacy of the will of the nation, the fact that sovereignty is vested fully and unconditionally in the Islamic Countries in line with the Qur’an and Our Prophet sunnas and that no individual or body empowered to exercise this sovereignty in the name of the nation shall deviate from the liberal democracy indicated in the Constitution and the legal system instituted according to its requirements.”
Article 8 reads: “Sovereignty belongs to Shariah. It shall be exercised through the authorized organs, as prescribed by the principles set forth in the Constitution. Sovereignty shall not be constituted without the Shariah provisions.” Article 9 describes “Legislative power that is in line with the Shariah provisions.” Article 11 reads: “The Judicial power shall be exercised independent and impartial courts in accordance with the Shariah provisions.” Article 12 reads: “Muslim and non-muslim citizens of ASRICA Islamic Countries Union, Regional Federations and National States shall benefit from Shariah Law. Non-muslim citizens shall exercise their religios activities and prays to the extent as permitted by the shariah provisions, while for their foods, clothes, marriage and divorce matters, the provisions of their own religions shall apply.”
Article 13 reads: “The provisions of the Constitution, stipulated in accordance with Shariah Provisions, are fundamental legal rules binding upon legislative, executive and judicial organs, and administrative authorities and other institutions and individuals for ASRICA Islamic Countries Union, Regional Federations and National States. Laws shall not be contrary to the Shariah Provisions and Constitution.” Article 14 reads: “The individual rights and duties, social and economic rights and duties, political rights and duties shall be regulated by ASRICA Islamic Countries Union, Regional Federations and national states in accordance with Qur’an, Our Prophet’s sunnas and universal codes of law. No regulation shall be applied as contrary to these rules.” Article 16 reads: “None of the rights and freedoms embodied in the Constitution shall be exercised in the form of activities aiming to violate the indivisible integrity of the ASRICA Islamic Countries Union State with its territory and nation, and the Shariah provisions.”
Article 69 reads: “The statutes and programs, as well as the activities of political parties shall not be contrary to the shariah provisions, independence of the State, indivisible integrity of the state and the ummah with its territory and nation, human rights, the principles of equality and rule of law, equality and Islamic country principles.”
Several articles in the constitution require government officials to take oaths that invoke the Quran as well as the sayings and deeds of Muhammad. Article 82 reads: “State Presidents and Council Members, on assuming office, shall take the following oath ‘I swear upon my honour and integrity before the great Qur’an to safeguard the Islamic Unity, to remain loyal to Qur’an and Sunnas, to ensure divine justice and its continuation in Islamic Geography at the cost of my life, to remain loyal to State President and the respective law.'”
Article 110 reads: “On assuming office, the President of the Confederal Republic shall take the following oath before the Confederal Assembly: ‘I swear upon my honour and integrity before the great Qur’an to safeguard the Islamic Unity, to remain loyal to Qur’an and Sunnas, to ensure divine justice and its continuation in Islamic Geography at the cost of my life, to remain loyal to State President and the respective law, to abide by the Constitution, the rule of law with loyalty, not to deviate from the ideal according to which everyone is entitled to enjoy human rights and fundamental freedoms under conditions of national peace and prosperity of ummah and in a spirit of national solidarity and justice, and do my utmost to preserve and exalt the glory and honour of the Confederal Republic and perform without bias the functions that I have assumed.'” Article 120 requires the President of the Regional Federal Republic to take the same oath upon assuming office before the Federal Assembly.
Several articles describe a “Council of Religious Affairs.” Article 105 reads: “The Confederal Republic shall establish a ‘Council of Religious Affairs in Religious Federal Republics and National States’, each.” Article 108 reads: “High Council of Religious Affairs and Council of Religious Affairs shall assess the conformity of bills of laws, the laws introduced by the Plenary of Assembly, the decisions of Republic and State Presidents with the principles of Shariah Evidences, and shall notify the Republic and State Presidencies, Speakership with regards to their assessments.”
Article 26 describes the teaching of religion and “morals” in the schools of the confederation: “Religious and moral education and instruction shall be conducted under state supervision and control. Instruction in religious culture and morals shall be one of the compulsory lessons in the curricula of primary and secondary schools.” Article 44, which describes the “right and duty of education” reads: “The native language shall be taught as a mother tongue to Confederal Republic citizens at any institution of education. Arabic shall be taught as the second language.”
Constitution Lays Foundation For Powerful State That Can Punish Writers Over News Articles, Seize And Suspend Publications, Dissolve Associations, Restrict Demonstrations, And Nationalize Private Enterprises
Regarding the freedom of the press in the planned confederation, Article 30 reads: “Anyone who writes any news or articles which threaten the internal or external security of the State or the indivisible integrity of the State with its territory and nation, which tend to incite offence, riot or insurrection… shall be held responsible under the law relevant to these offences… Periodical and non-periodical publications may be seized by a decision of a judge in cases of ongoing investigation or prosecution of crimes specified by law… Periodicals published may be temporarily suspended by court ruling if found to contain material which contravenes the indivisible integrity of the State with its territory and nation, the fundamental principles of the Republic, national security and public morals.”
On protesting, Article 35 reads: “Associations may be dissolved or suspended from activity by the decision of a judge in cases prescribed by law.” Article 36 reads: “The right to hold meetings and demonstration marches shall be restricted only by law on the grounds of national security, public order, prevention of commission of crime, protection of public health and public morals or the rights and freedoms of others.” Article 37 reads: “Everyone has the right to own and inherit property. These rights may be limited by law only in view of public interest.” Article 49 reads: “Private enterprises performing services of public nature may be nationalized in exigencies of public interest.”
The constitution gives the planned state influence on the families of its citizens in Article 43, which reads: “Family is the foundation of the Islamic society and based on the equality between the spouses. The State shall take the necessary measures and establish the necessary organization to protect peace and welfare of the family, especially mother and children, and to ensure the instruction of family planning and its practice.”
APPENDIX
Opposition MP Questions Vice President On Tanrıverdi And His Institutions
On January 9, after Tanrıverdi’s resignation, Yasin Öztürk, an MP from the opposition İYİ Parti, presented in parliament a resolution of questions about Tanrıverdi and the ASSAM Congresses to Vice President Fuat Oktay. Öztürk said that the congress was organized with the support of many government offices, including the Greater Bursa Municipality and the mayorial offices of the districts of Bahçelievler, Beyoğlu, Esenler, Sancaktepe and Sultangazi. He said the congress was also organized with the support of: Turkish Airlines; Makina ve Kimya Endüstrisi Kurumu (“Mechanical and Chemical Industry Corporation,” MKEK), which is a group of government-controlled factories that produce weapons, ammuniation, explosive materials, machines, and equipment for civilian and defense purposes for the government;[30] ASELSAN, a large Turkish defense electronics company, 74.2% of whose shares are owned by the Turkish Armed Forces Foundation, which was established by Law No. 3388 in June 1987;[31] Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), 54.49% of whose shares are owned by the Turkish Armed Forces Foundation;[32] and HAVELSAN, a defense software company that is a subsidiary of the Turkish Armed Forces Foundation.[33] Dumlupınar University, which the state owns, also participated in the organization of the conference.
Öztürk’s questions addressed to Vice President Oktay included: “Did ASSAM get permission from the Ministry of the Interior to hold its congresses, of which the third was held?… Has any investigation or examination been started concerning the rhetoric at the conference, which was openly against the constitution [of the Republic of Turkey] and the Law of Associations?… Why was permission given for the third conference, which was a continuation of the activities concerning the formation the Asrica Countries Confederation and Constitutional Model, which is in accordance with shari’a rulings and was declared as a result of the first congress of the aforementioned association?… What form did the contributions of Turkish Airlines, MKEK, ASELSAN, TAI, HAVELSAN, SADAT, the Savunma Sanayii Dergilik, Greater Bursa, and the mayorial offices of the districts of Bahçelievler, Beyoğlu, Esenler, Sancaktepe, and Sultangazi take in congress that ASSAM organized?… What is the approach of the honorable President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan of his chief security advisor’s view of the ‘Islamic Countries Confederation State’? Did that approach play a role in the giving of permission to hold a third conference, despite its open goal, to an association whose activities should have been ended after its first conference?… Did the minister of religious affairs attend this meeting? Is the religious affairs minister’s participation in this type of meeting, which predicts a constutional model separate from that of the Republic of Turkey, routine?”[34] Religious Affairs Minister Ali Erbaş both attended and spoke at the December 2019 conference.[35] Brig.-Gen. Asgar Ahmet Zail, a Yemeni defense attache, gave the opening speach at the congress. Other speakers at the event came from Turkey, Pakistan, Burkina Faso, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Iraq, Egypt, Ukraine, and Sudan.[36]


pamelagellerreport--2020-01-17--Hundreds of thousands of German citizens flee country in the wake of the hijrah mass Muslim migratio

Hundreds of thousands of German citizens flee country in the wake of the hijrah mass Muslim migration

It ’ s what the Democrats and their jihad caucus are fighting for .
They want this violence , supremacism and hatred here in America .
Hundreds of Thousands of Germans Leave Home in Years Since Migrant Crisis Hundreds of thousands of German citizens have left the country in the three years since the height of the 2015 migrant crisis , according to statistics from the German federal government ’ s newly-released 2018 migration report .
From 2005 to 2015 , the year of the migrant crisis , Germany saw an average negative emigrant balance — the total number of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the country — of around 39,000 but that number has ballooned in recent years to nearly 100,000 per year from 2016 to 2018 , Die Welt reports .
2018 also saw a high level of net immigration with 460,000 more immigrants than emigrants .
The largest group , 195,000 people , came from other European Union member-states , while Syrians topped the list for countries in Asia .
According to the Central Register of Foreigners ( AZR ) , a total of 526,000 non-EU foreigners moved to Germany in 2018 , 97,000 coming @ @ @ @ @ @ @ migration .
Around 170,000 of the total were asylum seekers or refugees from EU quota programmes .
Part of the reason for the huge growth in the number of emigrants has been a change in how the federal government records statistics , a change that is viewed as more reliable and brings into question if the statistics prior to 2016 were lower than reality .
As a result of the high levels of immigration and of German citizens leaving the country , around a quarter of the German population are either foreign-born or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
When broken down into age groups , the oldest demographics have the most native Germans , while the youngest age groups are much heavier in migration-background individuals .
In certain areas , such as Western Germany , nearly half , or 42 per cent , of children under six years old come from migration backgrounds .
A study by the Federal Institute for Population Research highlighted the exceptionally low birth rates in Germany as a huge factor in the country ’ s rapid demographic changes , explaining : “ No other country @ @ @ @ @ @ @ birth rates over such a long period of time.
” Germany has seen an average birthrate of around 1.5 children per woman for nearly 40 years since 1975 .
Among the 788,000 births in Germany in 2018 , 105,000 were children without German citizenship — nearly double the number of 2014 .

It’s what the Democrats and their jihad caucus are fighting for. They want this violence, supremacism and hatred here in America.
Hundreds of Thousands of Germans Leave Home in Years Since Migrant Crisis
Hundreds of thousands of German citizens have left the country in the three years since the height of the 2015 migrant crisis, according to statistics from the German federal government’s newly-released 2018 migration report.
Die Welt via Breitbart, January 15, 2020:
From 2005 to 2015, the year of the migrant crisis, Germany saw an average negative emigrant balance — the total number of German nationals leaving against those returning to the country — of around 39,000 but that number has ballooned in recent years to nearly 100,000 per year from 2016 to 2018, Die Welt reports.
2018 also saw a high level of net immigration with 460,000 more immigrants than emigrants. The largest group, 195,000 people, came from other European Union member-states, while Syrians topped the list for countries in Asia.
According to the Central Register of Foreigners (AZR), a total of 526,000 non-EU foreigners moved to Germany in 2018, 97,000 coming via “family reunification” — chain migration.
Around 170,000 of the total were asylum seekers or refugees from EU quota programmes.
Part of the reason for the huge growth in the number of emigrants has been a change in how the federal government records statistics, a change that is viewed as more reliable and brings into question if the statistics prior to 2016 were lower than reality.
As a result of the high levels of immigration and of German citizens leaving the country, around a quarter of the German population are either foreign-born or have a parent who is born overseas.
When broken down into age groups, the oldest demographics have the most native Germans, while the youngest age groups are much heavier in migration-background individuals.
In certain areas, such as Western Germany, nearly half, or 42 per cent, of children under six years old come from migration backgrounds.
A study by the Federal Institute for Population Research highlighted the exceptionally low birth rates in Germany as a huge factor in the country’s rapid demographic changes, explaining: “No other country in the world has had such low birth rates over such a long period of time.”
Germany has seen an average birthrate of around 1.5 children per woman for nearly 40 years since 1975. Among the 788,000 births in Germany in 2018, 105,000 were children without German citizenship — nearly double the number of 2014.


pamelagellerreport--2020-01-17--Islamic Group Slaughters THREE CHRISTIAN TEACHERS in Kenya

Shouting ‘ we can not allow infidels to teach our children , ” teachers were shot as they slept “ The attack is well planned .
It is a conspiracy between the Al Shabbab and the local Muslim community.
” Ah , the moderate Muslims every one is counting on .
Say Al Shabaab militants select non-local Christians for execution .
By Our East Africa Correspondent NAIROBI , Kenya , January 14 , 2020 ( Morning Star News ) – Somali Al Shabaab rebels killed three Christian teachers in northeast Kenya at about 2:30 a.m. on Monday ( Jan. 13 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the attackers said , ‘ We can not allow infidels to teach our children , ’ and there and then fired at three teachers as I managed to escape through the window , ” a surviving teacher told Morning Star News .
He said the attackers arrived at the primary boarding school in Kamuthe , Garissa County , as the teachers were sleeping , ordered them out of their rooms and separated out the non-local ones who had come from other parts of Kenya – assumed to be Christian as they were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ region near Somalia ’ s border .
“ The Al Shabaab knew our residential rooms , ” he said .
“ The attack is well planned .
It is a conspiracy between the Al Shabbab and the local Muslim community.
” The head teacher at the school has instructed him and other teachers not to reveal the names of the victims out of fear of retaliation from Al Shabaab .
The head teacher also declined to share their names with Morning Star News .
While the identities of the three slain teachers has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said the victims were among four non-local teachers who attended his church after coming to the area at the start of the school year last September .
“ In early September 2019 , four teachers attended our Sunday worship service before proceeding to their teaching station at the Kamuthe boarding primary school , ” said the pastor , who requested anonymity for security reasons .
“ I am very sure that the community has been monitoring the Christian faith of these teachers.
” The Islamic extremist rebels abducted a fourth teacher , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said .
“ One of the teachers who followed me close was caught by the attackers and was carried away , and his whereabouts are not known , ” he told Morning Star News .
“ May the Lord save him.
” Police reported that another teacher was wounded , according to The Associated Press , adding that officers reported that the abducted teacher was Muslim .
Al Shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack on its official website on Monday ( Jan. 13 ) , Shahada .
The wounded teacher is being treated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wounds in the hip and leg , a source said .
The teacher who spoke with Morning Star News said he is shaken .
“ I am yet to come to terms with what happened , ” he said .
“ My heart is paining inside .
“ When I saw the Al Shabaab drawing close to where I was , I only prayed to God , saying , ‘ Jesus help me – God help us , ’ and I was saved as the Al Shabbab pursued one of the teachers who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the woman on condition of anonymity .
“ We are killed like wild animals .
It is sad that when you are enjoying God ’ s given sleep , merciless attackers decide to take the life of innocent teachers who are serving the community ’ s children.
” On Dec. 6 in Wajir County , in northern Kenya , suspected members of Somali Islamic extremist group Al Shabaab intercepted a bus , separated out those who were not local ethnic Somali Muslims and executed them .
Al Shabaab , which is allied with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have killed several non-local people in northern Kenya since 2011 , when Kenyan forces led an African coalition into Somalia against the rebels in response to terrorist attacks on tourists and others on Kenya ’ s coast .
Al Shabaab militants were suspected in the killing of two Christian teachers on Oct. 10 , 2018 .
On April 2 , 2015 , 148 people at Garissa University College lost their lives in an attack by Al Shabaab , and several attacks on churches and Christians have taken place in Garissa .
Somalia ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ religion and prohibits the propagation of any other religion , according to the U.S. State Department .
It also requires that laws comply with sharia ( Islamic law ) principles , with no exceptions in application for non-Muslims .

Shouting ‘we cannot allow infidels to teach our children,” teachers were shot as they slept “The attack is well planned. It is a conspiracy between the Al Shabbab and the local Muslim community.” Ah, the moderate Muslims every one is counting on.
Related: Jihad-Rep Ilhan Omar Demanded Protection for Company Tied to Brutal Jihad-Terror Group Al-Shabaab
Three Christian Teachers Killed in Northeast Kenya, Sources
Say Al Shabaab militants select non-local Christians for execution. By Our East Africa Correspondent
NAIROBI, Kenya, January 14, 2020 (Morning Star News) – Somali Al Shabaab rebels killed three Christian teachers in northeast Kenya at about 2:30 a.m. on Monday (Jan. 13), sources said.
“One of the attackers said, ‘We cannot allow infidels to teach our children,’ and there and then fired at three teachers as I managed to escape through the window,” a surviving teacher told Morning Star News.
He said the attackers arrived at the primary boarding school in Kamuthe, Garissa County, as the teachers were sleeping, ordered them out of their rooms and separated out the non-local ones who had come from other parts of Kenya – assumed to be Christian as they were not ethnic Somali Muslims predominant in the region near Somalia’s border.
“The Al Shabaab knew our residential rooms,” he said. “The attack is well planned. It is a conspiracy between the Al Shabbab and the local Muslim community.”
The head teacher at the school has instructed him and other teachers not to reveal the names of the victims out of fear of retaliation from Al Shabaab. The head teacher also declined to share their names with Morning Star News.
While the identities of the three slain teachers has not been revealed, an area pastor said the victims were among four non-local teachers who attended his church after coming to the area at the start of the school year last September.
“In early September 2019, four teachers attended our Sunday worship service before proceeding to their teaching station at the Kamuthe boarding primary school,” said the pastor, who requested anonymity for security reasons. “I am very sure that the community has been monitoring the Christian faith of these teachers.”
The Islamic extremist rebels abducted a fourth teacher, the teacher who spoke with Morning Star News said.
“One of the teachers who followed me close was caught by the attackers and was carried away, and his whereabouts are not known,” he told Morning Star News. “May the Lord save him.”
Police reported that another teacher was wounded, according to The Associated Press, adding that officers reported that the abducted teacher was Muslim.
Al Shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack on its official website on Monday (Jan. 13), Shahada.
The wounded teacher is being treated at a hospital in Garissa for gunshot wounds in the hip and leg, a source said.
The teacher who spoke with Morning Star News said he is shaken.
“I am yet to come to terms with what happened,” he said. “My heart is paining inside.
“When I saw the Al Shabaab drawing close to where I was, I only prayed to God, saying, ‘Jesus help me – God help us,’ and I was saved as the Al Shabbab pursued one of the teachers who had escaped the attack,” said the woman on condition of anonymity. “We are killed like wild animals. It is sad that when you are enjoying God’s given sleep, merciless attackers decide to take the life of innocent teachers who are serving the community’s children.”
On Dec. 6 in Wajir County, in northern Kenya, suspected members of Somali Islamic extremist group Al Shabaab intercepted a bus, separated out those who were not local ethnic Somali Muslims and executed them.
Al Shabaab, which is allied with Al Qaeda, or Al Shabaab sympathizers have killed several non-local people in northern Kenya since 2011, when Kenyan forces led an African coalition into Somalia against the rebels in response to terrorist attacks on tourists and others on Kenya’s coast. Al Shabaab militants were suspected in the killing of two Christian teachers on Oct. 10, 2018.
On April 2, 2015, 148 people at Garissa University College lost their lives in an attack by Al Shabaab, and several attacks on churches and Christians have taken place in Garissa.
Somalia’s constitution establishes Islam as the state religion and prohibits the propagation of any other religion, according to the U.S. State Department. It also requires that laws comply with sharia (Islamic law) principles, with no exceptions in application for non-Muslims.


pamelagellerreport--2020-01-16--Investigators With ICE, FBI Reviewing Criminal Allegations Against Jihad-Rep Ilhan Omar

For fraud , fraud and more fraud .
Marriage fraud , student loan fraud , immigration , fraud , higher education fraud , campaign fraud … .
the face of the Democrat party .
Perf .
BREAKING : Investigators With ICE , FBI Reviewing Criminal Allegations Against Ilhan Omar , Report Says Investigators with multiple federal agencies are reportedly reviewing evidence of alleged crimes committed by far-left Rep. Ilhan Omar ( D-MN ) that center around her marital history .
The Blaze reported that toward the end of last year , “ the Department of Justice had assigned an FBI @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , to review Rep. Ilhan Omar ’ s apparent , astonishing spree of felonies from 2009 to 2017.
” The Blaze noted that the “ FBI SAC stated that the wide range of criminal activity suggested by the evidence against Rep. Omar may lead the FBI to expand the review to other federal departments ” and that in recent weeks , Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) and the Department of Education inspector general have reportedly joined the investigation .
The Blaze ’ s report was authored by David Steinberg , who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Omar for many months while at PJ Media .
The Blaze reported that ICE ’ s involvement in the investigation pertains to “ questions about [ Rep. Omar ’ s 2009 marriage ] , ” which allegedly includes “ eight instances of perjury , immigration fraud , marriage fraud , up to eight years of state and federal tax fraud , two years of federal student loan fraud , and even bigamy.
” The Department of Education inspector general is reportedly looking into whether Omar ’ s 2009 marriage to a British citizen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ student loan fraud , or other fraud involving higher education.
” The Minnesota Star Tribune has reported the following timeline of Omar ’ s marital history : • 1982 : Ilhan Omar is born in Somalia , the youngest of seven children .
• 1997 : Omar , still a teenager , settles in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood of Minneapolis after fleeing Somalia ’ s civil war with her family and spending four years in a refugee camp in Kenya .
• 2002 : Omar , now 19 , marries Ahmed Hirsi , 22 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Minnesota , but they don ’ t legally marry .
• 2008 : Omar and Hirsi , now the parents of two children , reach an “ impasse in our life together ” and divorce in their faith tradition .
• 2009 : Omar , at 26 , marries Ahmed Nur Said Elmi , 23 , whom she identifies only as a “ British citizen.
” School records show he attended high school in St. Paul and studied art at North Dakota State University .
• 2011 : Omar and Elmi end @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tradition , but do not legally divorce until 2017 .
• 2012 : Omar and Hirsi reconcile and have a third child together .
• 2014–15 : Omar files joint tax returns with Hirsi , though they are not yet legally married ; she remains legally married to Elmi .
• 2016 : Omar , endorsed by the DFL over longtime incumbent Phyllis Kahn , is elected to the Minnesota House , becoming the first Somali-American , Muslim legislator in the United States .
But her campaign is rocked by allegations in a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Line blog suggesting that Elmi is her brother and they married for unspecified immigration benefits .
• 2018 : Omar legally marries Hirsi and is elected to Congress .
The Star Tribune ’ s report from last June stated that newly released “ investigative documents released by a state agency have given fresh life to lingering questions about the marital history of Rep. Ilhan Omar and whether she once married a man — possibly her own brother — to skirt immigration laws.
” Omar , who has repeatedly claimed that the allegations are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ answer questions or turn over any documents to the Associated Press or the Star Tribune that could debunk what she claims is a conspiracy theory .

For fraud, fraud and more fraud. Marriage fraud, student loan fraud, immigration, fraud, higher education fraud, campaign fraud …. the face of the Democrat party. Perf.
BREAKING: Investigators With ICE, FBI Reviewing Criminal Allegations Against Ilhan Omar, Report Says
Investigators with multiple federal agencies are reportedly reviewing evidence of alleged crimes committed by far-left Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) that center around her marital history.
By Ryan Saavedra, Daily Wire, January 16, 2020:
The Blaze reported that toward the end of last year, “the Department of Justice had assigned an FBI Special Agent in Charge, or SAC, to review Rep. Ilhan Omar’s apparent, astonishing spree of felonies from 2009 to 2017.”
The Blaze noted that the “FBI SAC stated that the wide range of criminal activity suggested by the evidence against Rep. Omar may lead the FBI to expand the review to other federal departments” and that in recent weeks, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Department of Education inspector general have reportedly joined the investigation.
The Blaze’s report was authored by David Steinberg, who has extensively covered the criminal allegations against Omar for many months while at PJ Media.
The Blaze reported that ICE’s involvement in the investigation pertains to “questions about [Rep. Omar’s 2009 marriage],” which allegedly includes “eight instances of perjury, immigration fraud, marriage fraud, up to eight years of state and federal tax fraud, two years of federal student loan fraud, and even bigamy.”
The Department of Education inspector general is reportedly looking into whether Omar’s 2009 marriage to a British citizen was “an attempt to facilitate federal student loan fraud, or other fraud involving higher education.”
The Minnesota Star Tribune has reported the following timeline of Omar’s marital history:
1982: Ilhan Omar is born in Somalia, the youngest of seven children.
1997: Omar, still a teenager, settles in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood of Minneapolis after fleeing Somalia’s civil war with her family and spending four years in a refugee camp in Kenya.
2002: Omar, now 19, marries Ahmed Hirsi, 22, in their “faith tradition” in Minnesota, but they don’t legally marry.
2008: Omar and Hirsi, now the parents of two children, reach an “impasse in our life together” and divorce in their faith tradition.
2009: Omar, at 26, marries Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, 23, whom she identifies only as a “British citizen.” School records show he attended high school in St. Paul and studied art at North Dakota State University.
2011: Omar and Elmi end their relationship and divorce in their faith tradition, but do not legally divorce until 2017.
2012: Omar and Hirsi reconcile and have a third child together.
2014–15: Omar files joint tax returns with Hirsi, though they are not yet legally married; she remains legally married to Elmi.
2016: Omar, endorsed by the DFL over longtime incumbent Phyllis Kahn, is elected to the Minnesota House, becoming the first Somali-American, Muslim legislator in the United States. But her campaign is rocked by allegations in a Somali news forum and the conservative Power Line blog suggesting that Elmi is her brother and they married for unspecified immigration benefits.
2017: Omar is granted a legal divorce from Elmi.
2018: Omar legally marries Hirsi and is elected to Congress.
The Star Tribune’s report from last June stated that newly released “investigative documents released by a state agency have given fresh life to lingering questions about the marital history of Rep. Ilhan Omar and whether she once married a man — possibly her own brother — to skirt immigration laws.”
Omar, who has repeatedly claimed that the allegations are baseless conspiracy theories, has refused to answer questions or turn over any documents to the Associated Press or the Star Tribune that could debunk what she claims is a conspiracy theory.


pamelagellerreport--2020-01-16--Van Jones on Debate: “There Was Nothing I Saw Tonight That Would Be Able To Take Donald Trump Out”

Indeed .
The current crop of Democrat Party presidential candidates are absolutely dreadful !
The worst and most dangerous that we have ever seen .
The Democrats must go down hard in 2020 !
# Trump2020 !
“ There was nothing I saw tonight that would be able to take Donald Trump out.
” pic.twitter.com/cj8e5JkYqW If the election were held in the 24 hours after this # DemocraticDebate , Trump would win every single state , including Greenland .
Van Jones on Debate : “ There Was Nothing I Saw Tonight That Would Be Able To Take Donald Trump Out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ dispiriting ” the Bernie Sanders-Elizabeth Warren argument at the CNN-moderated presidential debate in Iowa was to watch .
“ Women get punished when they play hardball so I thought what she did was extraordinary , ” Jones said Tuesday .
“ What I love about Elizabeth Warren in those moments , she never stopped being the educator in chief .
She didn ’ t just say , hey , listen , I ’ m a woman , I can do it , rah rah rah .
She made the case that women @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and have been leading this moment.
” “ As a progressive , to see those two have that level of vitriol was very dispiriting , ” Jones said .
“ I want to say that tonight for me was dispiriting .
Democrats have to do better than what we saw tonight .
There was nothing I saw tonight that would be able to take Donald Trump out.
” “ I want to see a Democrat in the White House as soon as possible , ” he said .
“ There was nothing tonight @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this thing , are any of these people prepared for what Donald Trump is going to do to us ?
And to see further division is very dispiriting .
”

Indeed. The current crop of Democrat Party presidential candidates are absolutely dreadful! The worst and most dangerous that we have ever seen. The Democrats must go down hard in 2020! #Trump2020!
Van Jones: “There was nothing I saw tonight that would be able to take Donald Trump out.”pic.twitter.com/cj8e5JkYqW — Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) January 15, 2020
If the election were held in the 24 hours after this #DemocraticDebate, Trump would win every single state, including Greenland. — Michael Knowles (@michaeljknowles) January 15, 2020
Your daily reminder that Democrats want to: – Open borders
– Abolish private health insurance
– Ban your AR-15s
– Give illegal aliens free healthcare
– Raise your taxes
– Abortion without restriction
– Green New Deal
– End school choice#DemDebate — Liz Wheeler (@Liz_Wheeler) January 15, 2020
Van Jones on Debate: “There Was Nothing I Saw Tonight That Would Be Able To Take Donald Trump Out” By Real Clear Politics, January 15, 2019: CNN contributor Van Jones laments how “dispiriting” the Bernie Sanders-Elizabeth Warren argument at the CNN-moderated presidential debate in Iowa was to watch. “Women get punished when they play hardball so I thought what she did was extraordinary,” Jones said Tuesday. “What I love about Elizabeth Warren in those moments, she never stopped being the educator in chief. She didn’t just say, hey, listen, I’m a woman, I can do it, rah rah rah. She made the case that women have been winning in the Trump era and have been leading this moment.” “As a progressive, to see those two have that level of vitriol was very dispiriting,” Jones said. “I want to say that tonight for me was dispiriting. Democrats have to do better than what we saw tonight. There was nothing I saw tonight that would be able to take Donald Trump out.” “I want to see a Democrat in the White House as soon as possible,” he said. “There was nothing tonight that if you’re looking at this thing, are any of these people prepared for what Donald Trump is going to do to us? And to see further division is very dispiriting.”
The sound you heard after last night’s #DemDebate was the Democrat Media realizing President @realDonaldTrump will dominate any one of their candidates in November.#FourMoreYears pic.twitter.com/1KlEjTVwlq — Brad Parscale – Text TRUMP to 88022 (@parscale) January 16, 2020
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