FEMA created the Non-Profit Security
Program (NSGP) to provide assistance to non-profits targeted and/or threatened
by terrorist organizations. The intent was to help targeted organizations in
high threat areas of the country, it was not to provide funds for people who
defend terrorists.
In 2009 the School of Islamic Studies of
Broward, Inc. (SISB) was award $50,000
by a FEMA grant intended to assist those non-profit organizations targeted by
terrorists groups. In 2010 SISB changed its name to the Islamic Foundation of
South Florida. For anyone keeping up on Counter-Terrorism this is a bell
ringer. South Florida was the home of self-confessed terrorist funder Sami
Al-Arian, alleged leader of the Palestinian Jihad, a terrorist group that
worked hand in hand with Hamas, a self-declared chapter of the Muslim
Brotherhood.
The Islamic Foundation of South Florida,
formerly known as SISB had the same principle agent, Khurrum Basir Wahid. Wahid
is a lawyer well known for doing one thing: defending those charged with
terrorism.
Joe Kaufman, wrote about Khurrum Bassir Wahid this past
June in an article on Front
Page Magazine. Kaufman noted that Wahid has a history of defending
terrorists with ambitions.
| Defendant | Charge | Sentence |
| Rafiq Sabir | Conspiring to provide material support to Al-Qaeda | 25-year prison sentence |
| Ahmed Omar Abu Ali | Member of al-Qaeda and for plotting to assassinate President George W. Bush | Life without Parole |
| Iman Hafiz Khan | Two counts of conspiracy and two counts of providing material support to terrorists | 60 years |
Khurrum Wahid also served as the legal advisor for the national office of the Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and was a director of CAIR’s Florida chapter. CAIR was started by the exact same officers who ran the Islamic Association of Palestine (IAP) which was sued for wrongful death in civil court losing $14 million dollars for having been proven in a US court of law to have provided monetary support to Hamas who killed David Boheim an Israeli American. CAIR’s connection to Hamas has been documented in federal court and by the FBI. It was started with money from the Holy Land Foundation, an entity closed by the Federal government for funneling money to Hamas.
CAIR was recently labeled a terrorist entity by the United
Arab Emirates. This was done because Hamas is the Palestinian chapter of the
Muslim Brotherhood.
According to the Miami New
Times, Wahid himself
was placed on a federal terrorist watch list in 2011.
Today, Wahid is the co-chairman of Emerge USA. He is
also one of the founders of Emerge. The group attempts to dupe politicians into
attending its events by seducing them with a “Muslim vote,” but in reality,
Emerge is nothing more than a front for anti-American and anti-Israel
Islamists. (Front Page
Magazine)
Wahid has other connection to the Muslim Brotherhood through his guest writing for Muslim Public Affairs Council. MPAC officers have regular appointments with the White House some of the officers have had several meetings with President Obama.
Pay attention to Wahid’s connection to
the Florida chapter of the Council of American Islamic Relations (CAIR-FL).
David Gaubatz used the term “incestuous relationships” in his book Muslim
Mafia, to describe the tangled relationships that exist within Muslim
Brotherhood front groups. Wahid is a perfect example of this. For not only does
he have positions in CAIR-FL and the Islamic Foundation of South Florida, he is
one of the founders and Co-Chairman of Emerge USA, another Muslim Brotherhood
group that is politically active claiming it can garner Muslim votes for
politicians.
Because Wahid’s school received $50,000
in 2009 it is likely he advised the national office of CAIR to post this
advertisement of the FEMA Grant to other CAIR Chapters.
Council on American Islamic Relations – FL (Sunrise, FL)
CAIR-FL applied for the same funds in
2014. FEMA has awarded CAIR-FL’s Sunrise office $75,000 which they will receive
on September 30, 2015.
The Non-Profit Security Grant Program
(NSGP) requires that applicants submit copies of police reports that verify
“identification and substantiation of a prior threats or attacks (from within
or outside the US) by a terrorist organization, network, or cell against the
applicant based on their ideology, beliefs, or mission.” (NPSGP p. 14). CAIR-FL
wrote on their application that the Southern Poverty law Center claimed they
were the subject of threats. They even reported events previous to moving in at
this location. In addition, CAIR-FL claimed they had received 123 pieces of
hate mail/threats in 2014. However, no
evidence exists of those threats! Police and/or Insurance evidence is a Grant
requirement to be eligible for funding!
The reason why a police report is needed
is to stop people from the crime of “filing a false instrument.” This is the
name of the crime for falsifying information on government forms.
CAIR-FL submitted a letter by Officer
Cindi McCue of the Sunrise Police Department. It stated:
While I was visiting your space, you
stated that CAIR has occupied the space for approximately one year. A check of
our dispatch records show no calls for
service during the last twelve months.
According
to Officer McCue, CAIR-FL has not called them for any reason. Officer McCue’s
letter included notations on good placements for security cameras and other
suggestions for standard security protocols. However, her statement that there
been NO CALLS is evidence that in the past year CAIR-FL has not received any verifiable
threats at this location. The NSGP required that applicants be in “designated
urban areas.” One of those areas is Fort Lauderdale. The CAIR-FL address is a 15 mile drive from
Fort Lauderdale according to Google Maps.
Yet, FEMA stated that they will award CAIR-FL $75,000 on September 30,
2015!
CAIR-FL has defended every accused
Islamic terrorist from their community. From their defense of Sami Al-Arian a
University of South Florida professor who had been accused of being a leader of
the Palestinian Jihad and confessed to the lesser charge of providing material
help to a terrorist network. Sami Al Arian
who was deported in May 2015 for not meeting the conditions of his plea
agreement to the lesser charge of funding terrorism in exchange for testimony
which he refused to give.
One question remains to be asked. Who is
awarding FEMA grants to organizations that do not meet the bare minimum specifications?
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