HAMAS-LINKED CAIR is using taxpayer money to back Muslim candidates running for office and radical Muslim protesters on campus

MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD front group CAIR (Council on American Islamic Relations) is a subversive Muslim group that is literally trying to undermine our society, not only by laundering taxpayer money under the guise of helping refugees, but using it to back Muslim candidates running for office, while funding anti-Israel/pro-Hamas protesters on college campuses.

Washington Standard (h/t Nita) Fox News is reporting that the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR are working together to get thousands of Muslims to run for public office in America. Because that is where the real power is. They’re also money laundering out of California.

An explosive report shows terror-linked CAIR–CA misused millions, hid lobbying, and funded radical operations while under federal probe.

“What CAIR did in California that’s under investigation is that they took money purportedly for Afghan refugees, helped less than 200, took half of that $7 million and put it back in their own organization. They’re disclosing only small fractions of their lobbying, which they’re then using to finance and support radicals on campus. So they are subverting our academic institutions in line with their Islamist goals.”

“They’re using hundreds of nonprofits, charities, student groups, professional societies, undermining local government, putting in politicians that are sympathetic to their views or openly acolytes and modifying and changing our democracy. That’s happening here in the United States, too. And while care was being investigated in California, it’s still receiving federal funds.”

“The Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR have long made their goals clear to forcibly impose Sharia law and establish Islam’s mastership of the world.”

RAIR Foundation Nihad Awad, the radical founding member and current executive director of the controversial Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), delivered a chilling speech at the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) conference. CAIR, an organization with well-documented ties to Hamas, has long pushed a dangerous anti-American Islamic agenda under the guise of civil rights. Speaking in front of ISNA, Awad laid out a subversive vision for the future of America. His rhetoric revealed a long-term strategy to entrench Islamic influence in American institutions, politics, and media.

ISNA, much like CAIR, has a deeply troubling history. Both organizations were named unindicted co-conspirators in the largest terror financing trial in U.S. history—the Holy Land Foundation case, where millions of dollars were funneled to Hamas.

Awad wasted no time laying out his strategy, praising young Muslims for embracing Palestinian nationalism, which he framed as a universal struggle for “justice, equality, and freedom,”  while invoking Islamic history to justify dismantling the current “system of injustice” in America.

He explicitly urged Muslims in America to view their struggle as a continuation of the Prophet Muhammad’s mission—one that involved tearing down the existing social and political order to establish an Islamic alternative. Awad’s words were clear: Muslims in America must not simply integrate; they must actively work to change the country to reflect Islamic values at every level.

He then laid out the numbers:

• 4,000 mosques nationwide should each establish funds for five annual scholarships in journalism, law, filmmaking, political science, and history.
• If every mosque followed through, by 2029, there would be 4,000 new Muslim attorneys, journalists, filmmakers, political scientists, and historians in the U.S.
• Within 15 years, he projected this number would grow to 50,000 Muslim attorneys, 50,000 journalists, 50,000 filmmakers, and 50,000 political influencers.
• This pipeline would allow Muslims to shape laws, media narratives, education, and historical interpretation.
• Currently, 43 state delegates in the U.S. are Muslim. If they run for Congress, he claimed the number of Muslims in office could grow to 50 in the next six years.