Muslim Brotherhood-tied activist behind Toronto jihadi's family statement

Toronto Chief of Police Mark Saunders says there is "no evidence to support" any ties to Faisal Hussain with ISIS, despite the latter's claim that the 29-year-old killer was a "soldier" for their jihad against the non Muslim world, and despite the belief by Canadian investigators that he visited ISIS websites and may have expressed support for the terror group, according to CBS News' senior investigative producer Pat Milton.

ISIS claimed one of its "soldiers" carried out the attack in response to their calls of targeting U.S.-led coalition posted on their social media channels.

But Saunders insists that all areas of the Toronto Police Services have been involved at every level, claiming "At this stage, we have no evidence to support these claims."

Federal Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said there was no national security risk following the attack.

The National Council of Canadian Muslims [previously known as CAIR-Canada] has ties to both Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood.

You may be aware that the killer's family alleged in a slick statement that Hussain was mentally ill, with a long history of psychosis. But more information has been uncovered regarding the actual author of that statement.

In an article in the Toronto Sun, titled "Meet the spin doctor behind the Hussain family," Anthony Furey exposes the activist behind the family statement.  Mohammed Hashim [yes, you guessed his first name] is the guy, and an activist who reportedly committed himself to "framing a new narrative for Muslims in Canada," and creating a "national political movement."

His statement about the Hussain family's "deepest condolences to the families who are now suffering on account of our son's horrific actions" which then went on to claim that "our son had severe mental health challenges, struggling with psychosis and depression his entire life," was orchestrated by Hashim, an organizer for the Toronto and York Regional Labour Council

Not the family who released the statement.

Hashim is heavily involved with supporting NDP [New Democratic Party, a super far-left, almost communist party] candidates, and is viewed as a driving force behind the National Council of Canadian Muslims. [Remember, they support known terrorist organizations like Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood.]

But Canadian authorities are sticking to their story supporting the family's unsubstantiated claim that Faisal Hussain was mentally ill and a "lone wolf."

There are no "lone wolves" in global jihad.

Maybe the family will produce documented proof that their son was psychotic his entire life in Canada. All they'd need to show is his medication prescriptions and psychiatric documentation.

But even if they can, the truth is that extremist Islam is itself a mental illness.

An 18-year-old female and a 10-year-old girl were killed and 13 injured by Hussain's jihad.

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