What media won't tell you: Philly shooter is a devout Muslim with a zabiba

Maurice Hill, who shot and wounded six police officers in Philadelphia, is a devout Muslim and prays to Allah religiously to the point that he has a zabiba on his forehead and attended a radical mosque, as reported by the  Clarion Project.

A zabiba is a callous-like bruise that forms on the forehead from performing the five daily prayers and prostrations in which a Muslim puts his forehead to the floor, rather than to the heavens. You can see the zabiba in the photo of the jihadist--it is a mark of intense piety.

While a zabiba doesn't define Hill's attack as a jihad, the mosque that he attended is quite suspect, according to the report, and should be investigated. Fortunately for Hill, he is not a white supremacist; if he was, the media would have a field day and the "squad" would have been the first to call him out on it instead of the media being indifferent to Hill's mosque membership.

Maurice Hill, the criminal who wounded six police officers in a shootout in Philadelphia and was arrested after a seven-hour standoff, attended Masjid Ahlil Hadith Wal Athar, a radical mosque.

The mosque is known for preaching the Islamist ideology promoted by Saudi Arabia referred to as “Wahhabism,” which is one of the most radical forms of the so-called religion of peace.

"Clarion Intelligence Network has been aware through its sources that the area where the shootings took place is known for trafficking in guns, drugs and counterfeit items. This criminal market has a strong Islamist element that includes extremist gangs," the report says.

Hill’s older sister claimed that he “occasionally attended” an unnamed mosque, confirming initial reports from Clarion sources that the shooter is a Muslim. There is no first-hand evidence yet, that Hill is personally an Islamist extremist, and that his shooting of police officers was anything more than his trying to resist arrest.

Clarion Intel’s sources report that Hill's Masjid is a Salafi mosque which follows the theocratic teachings of Saudi Arabia’s top Wahhabist scholars. According to sources, many of the mosque attendees view cops as oppressors of Muslims. That is, they do not allow jihadis to kill infidels without trying to stop them.

It will be interesting to see if any of this information comes out in the media--including Fox News.

Don't hold your breath.


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Travel Ban: But what about Saudi Arabia?

The Department of Homeland Security said in a statement that they plan to continue to "enforce all the president's executive orders in a manner that ensures the safety and security of the American people."

The decision by the U.S. Eastern District Court, in Brooklyn, will not change the overall implementation of President Trump's executive order and said that it will " . . .  remain in place--prohibited travel will remain prohibited, and the U.S. government retains its right to revoke visas at any time if required for national security or public safety."

The Obama-appointed federal judge's emergency order, issued Saturday night, temporarily barred the U.S. from deporting people from the seven terrorist-spawning nations that are subject to Trump's travel ban. The order said that travelers who have been detained had a strong argument that their legal rights have been violated.

I might agree with the decision that U.S. District Judge Ann Donnelly ruled, but only for those travelers who are citizens or permanent residents. 

Coming into the U.S. is otherwise not a right and we can limit or stop whoever we want.

Stuck at airport

Stephen Miller, a senior adviser to the White House said, 'Nothing in the Brooklyn judge's order in anyway impedes or prevents the implementation of the president's executive order which remains in full, complete and total effect."

The emergency order was issued after the ACLU filed a court petition on behalf  of travelers from the seven countries that Trump's executive order temporarily barred from entering the U.S.: Iran, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen. 

But why not also ban Saudi Arabia?

Saudi Arabia has been associated with terrorism and religious extremism for centuries.

Fact: fifteen of the nineteen 9/11 hijackers were Saudi citizens. An independent U.S. commission that investigated the attacks found nothing to prove the Saudi government or any Saudi officials financed the terrorists and the Saudi government vigorously denied any involvement. 

But WikiLeaks released US diplomatic cables revealing that private Saudis and other Gulf states "friendly" to the US, are the chief source of funding al Qaeda, the Taliban and other terrorist groups. The documents show the deep frustration in Washington with the level of cooperation from governments in the region. 

"It has been an ongoing challenge to persuade Saudi officials to treat terrorist financing emanating from Saudi Arabia as a strategic priority," a then-secretary of state Hillary Clinton cable read--it was dated Dec. 30, 2009.

"Donors in Saudi Arabia constitute the most significant source of funding to Sunni terrorist groups worldwide," the Clinton document added.

Even Saudi officials recently admitted to misleading the US on funding extremism, according to Politico.

Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab

Saudi Arabia is also the hub of Wahhabism, a fundamentalist form of Islam that has inspired terrorists worldwide. To learn more about this ultraconservative, often violent form of Islam, click here.

Interestingly, in spite of Saudi Arabia's extremely religious holdings, the government has not said anything about President Trump's remarks about violent extremist Muslims. In fact, Trump has been welcomed by the Saudis who share his strong opposition to Iran, their Shia and geopolitical rivals.

After Trump's inauguration, the Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir told Al Arabiya "We are very optimistic about the Trump Administration. The positions that President Trump has articulate are ones that we are completely in accordance with. Restoring America's presence in the world is something we, and all of the Americans, welcome because the lack of an American engagement leads to a vacuum."

President Obama's relationship was not as strong as it appears to be with President Trump because of the Iran deal and the frustration it caused with the Saudis and conservative Americans.

But let's face it. The main reason it seems to be that Saudi Arabia was not put on Trump's list has a lot to do with the Kingdom's strategic importance, particularly for oil, that has been recognized by us as far back as Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Jimmy Carter and his Carter Doctrine of 1980 solidified this relationship when he promised to use our military to protect its interest in the Persian Gulf.

So in spite of the potential for terrorists coming in from Saudi Arabia, it's all about the oil and our special interests in the region.

And if you see something, say something. 

Or if you hear someone screaming: "Allahu Akbar!" .  .  .  run away from the voice.


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Iran critical of Saudi terrorism (not the Onion)

In a stunning display of abject hypocrisy the Iranian foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif wrote a scathing op-ed in The New York Times attacking Saudi Arabia for exporting global extremism. 

What a joke.

Zarif may have paid for the article with the ransom money they were given by the Obama administration (that Obama denies was ransom money).

Both countries have been criticizing the other in a series of escalating rants.

The Saudis cut off ties with Iran in January after a hate-crazed mob stormed their embassy following an execution of a popular Shi'ite cleric. They claimed that Iranians were not Muslims and in response to that, Iran criticized the way the Saudis handled the hajj this year. 

The hajj is the annual pilgrimage to Mecca which Muslims are obligated to make at least once in their life in order to get to Paradise. If it is impossible to travel to Mecca, another way some Muslims choose to get to Paradise is by shouting "Allahu Akbar" then blowing themselves up in front of as many witnesses as possible.

Zarif, who goes by the sobriquet "Mo," blasted the Saudis claiming that they are the source of extremism. (He's half correct.) He tweeted: "Indeed; no resemblance between Islam of Iranians & most Muslims & bigoted extremism that Wahhabi top cleric & Saudi terror masters preach.

Zarif then wrote to The New York Times calling for the West to "Rid the World of Wahhabism," the extremist (orthodox) form of Islam practiced in Saudi Arabia, the hub of Sunni Islam.

Zarif would like the West to rid the world of terrorism using terrorism to do so. He, and his cohorts, are too stupid to see the hypocrisy.

"While the 2003 American-led invasion of Iraq set in motion the fighting we see today," he wrote, "the key driver of violence has been this extremist ideology promoted by Saudi Arabia--even if it was invisible to Western eyes until the tragedy of 9/11."

Yes, Saudi money funded 9/11 and global terrorism for many years. The UK's Channel Four estimates in 2008 that the Saudis spent $100 billion promoting Wahhabism and that number has increased. 

Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal gifted Harvard and Georgetown $20 million each to expand the "HRH Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding." 

Of course there are stings attached and the "understanding" is that Islam is the only real religion, superior to Christianity, and don't even get the prince started on Judaism and other false religions.

So while Iran develops a nuclear weapon, thanks to the nuclear deal, and is likely to use it to destroy the West in order to establish their world caliphate, their foreign minister calls the Saudi kettle 'black' by insisting they are the terrorists. 

But with Iranian terrorism, "it's just business."


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ISIS, Wahhabism and Bowing to a Wahhabi King

A question was asked by the media: Is the Islamic State (formerly known as ISIS) here in the USA? The people who answered it were uncertain, but they strongly believed that it would just be a matter of time before they made their presence known. An IS leader promised that the flag of IS will fly over the White House.

So, is IS here?

My answer: probably to some degree, but even if they aren't here yet, the mosques will grow them. We stopped monitoring the mosques because it offended Muslims who wanted whatever goes on in them to be kept private. We know that imam's have been recruiting their impressionable, angry youth for jihad, but organizations like CAIR, who are funded by the Muslim Brotherhood (a favorite of Obama's), deny any connection and demand a "hands-off" policy for our police.

We have the seeds of ISIS right here in the USA. You see them at the anti-Israel protests. You see them on the college campuses where their leftist, America-hating professors fill the empty heads of these naive anarchists while their campus colleagues of the Muslim Students Association talks to them about Islam. Many of these kids buy into the garbage and convert. It's cool, and the chicks get to wear stylish hijabs and pretend they're more devout than their Christian counterparts.

What these buffoons don't realize is that what they take for granted, their freedom, their decision-making, will be taken away from them if there ever became a world caliphate (G-d forbid).

The Islamic State will demand a Wahhabi lifestyle of all those people they allow to live. To my Jewish friends, make sure you only buy ripe bananas.

Wahhabism is a branch of Islam that can be described as "orthodox," "fundamentalist," or "ultraconservative." I describe it as barbaric, intolerant and misogynistic. Its goal is to return to the literal interpretation of the Koran and Hadith and not as mainstream Islam is reinterpreting it. It is inspired by the teachings of Ibn Taymiyyah and Ahmad ibn Hanbal, both medieval camel jockeys.

Most Wahhabis are from Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar (which some pronounce "Cutter" because they're trying to sound cool like those college kids who are only as cool as their professors say they are).

What isn't cool about Wahhabism is that it allows fellow Wahhabis to label the rest of the world, including other Muslims, as apostates, and thus undeserving of having a pulse. In fact, in 2013, the European Parliament declared the Wahhabi movement to be the source of global terrorism, and with the lack of courage we have noted from Europe, that's a big thing. Even other Muslims fear Wahhabis.

So next time you see President Obama bowing to King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, know that he's merely trying to ensure a future for himself by avoiding a beheading. (Do you know that Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Yemen and Iran are the only countries where beheadings are perfectly legal?) 

Just because Obama is the first American president to bow before a king doesn't make him any less of a president--wait--yes it does.

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