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Amy Mek
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Founder & Editor-in-Chief – RAIR Foundation 🔗 Sign up: @RAIRFoundation
参加 November 2012
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🚨 CIVILIZATION JIHAD IN FLORIDA TEMPLE TERRACE TAXPAYERS DEMAND ANSWERS NOW WHY DID MAYOR ANDY ROSS HONOR ISLAM AND MAGDA ELKADI SALEH, DAUGHTER OF A MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD DYNASTY? Mayor Andy Ross issued a proclamation for “Ramadan and Muslim Heritage Month,” and publicly praised Magda Elkadi Saleh as an “esteemed leader.” He highlighted her schools: Universal Academy of Florida, American Youth Academy, Bayaan Academyand her role as President of Radiant Hands, the Muslim-led resettlement agency. Then she said it: “We look forward to a partnership with the City.” What they REFUSED to say: Saleh is the daughter of Ahmed Elkadi, the former national leader of the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood (1984–1994). He helped build the movement’s American infrastructure, co-founded the Muslim American Society, and served as President of NAIT - the trust that holds title to hundreds of mosques and Islamic properties nationwide as waqf. Her family line runs back to early Egyptian Brotherhood figures, including her grandfather Mahmoud Abu-Saud, who worked with Hassan al-Banna. She has held national roles with ISNA, the same architecture tied to Brotherhood networks in the Holy Land Foundation records. None of that was disclosed. Only applause. Only praise. Only a request for partnership. Florida, YOU are being ISLAMIZED! Muslims for Democracy and Fairness (MDF) = the Temple Terrace political network that interviews candidates and mobilizes Muslim voting power - helped get the proclamation through. While Florida has designated the Brotherhood and CAIR under state law, a red-state city council has already publicly legitimized this family network and opened the door to formal partnership. Temple Terrace residents deserve answers. Who vetted her? What does “partnership” actually mean - access, funding, programs, or public resources? Mayor Ross needs to explain. Red-state Florida keeps treating these networks as civic partners. The infrastructure is already built. The question is when someone in power will stop ignoring it.
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