Islamic jihadi files to run for Congress

A jihad supporter Gregory "Shoaib" Jones, who is a member of Muslims of the Americas (MOA), an Islamist hate group that follows the hateful Koranic teachings of Pakistani cleric Sheikh Gilani, is running for Congress in Alaska.

Shoaib is the second disgusting POS to announce a run this year, following Tahirah Amatul-Wadud in Massachusetts, a liberal state where voters are afraid of giving any guff to Muslims who act aggressively.

In 2016 Shoaib was a Bernie Sanders delegate at the Democratic National Convention and ran for the state House in District 8. Fortunately, the Clarion Project exposed his membership with MOA, which at the time triggered a statewide controversy.

Now Shoaib is running for Congress as a progressive interfaith leader, excluding Jews and Christians. If he wins the Democratic primary he will face Republican Rep. Don Young in the general election. If Shoaib wins the general election, Massachusetts will get what it deserves.

The MOA claims to have 22 "Islamic villages" in the USA, including its "Islamberg" headquarters. The group has been under continuous investigation due to its criminal and terrorist activity since the 1970s, including a raid on its guerilla training camp in Colorado in 1992.

So let's see what happens.


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US Islamic extremist group in upstate NY, arming up, anticipating Trump

Muslims of America headquartered in Hancock, N.Y. is getting prepared to "lock and load" as it arms up in anticipation of Trump administration raids on their compound, according to a report from a nonprofit think tank.

The Islamic extremist group, with secretive compounds around the U.S., [that the administration has done nothing to ensure its intentions are nonviolent] is led by Sheikh Gilani who runs the organization from Pakistan (aka "Pahkeesthan," as per Barack Hussein Obama).

Gilani operates 22 "Islamic villages" around the country. By 'villages' I mean 'armed camps' inhabited by people who hate us. These camps are legal and Gilani has recently ordered all unarmed members to arm themselves, get licenses and hunting permits, then wait and see what Trump is going to do. He believes his group will be targeted by the President-elect, and that would ruin any plans he might have regarding the establishment of a U.S.-based caliphate.

"I foretold disastrous results should this man be elected as the American President," the extremist Muslim said in a statement after the electin. "He has come as a test and trial for the faithful adherents of the holy books."

Remember, those who are "faithful adherents of the holy books" believe in jihad, intolerance of other religions, and a good beheading now and then.

Supporters claim the compounds are simply Islamic communes for mainly African-American Muslims [often fresh out of prison where they were converted] who seek to follow Gilani's teachings in a rural setting. And while the group has never been caught in terrorist activity involvement, people who understand the religion of peace, are rightfully suspicious.

A confidential source who apparently enjoys his or her life, told Ryan Mauro of the Clarion Project and Martin Mawyer of the Christian Action Network that the organization expects the FBI to reopen its cases against them as a "homegrown terrorist organization," [which I would not be surprised if it is].

Gilani instructed his mujaheddin to "be prepared to fight" against Trujmp, who the group believes is part of a satanic-Zionist conspiracy to destroy Islam.

Notice how Islamists always portray themselves as victims, rather than aggressors. This is how they justify their aggression, and in this case, their palpable anti-Semitic bile.

If Trump ignores these extremists, it will be at our peril. They are dangerous. They hate us, and they mean what they say.

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