Green Energy
(All emphases by Always On Watch)
I have previously reported on some of the activities at the Herndon Day Laborer Center. See "The [Muslim?] Origins of Project Hope." Seed money for that facility, when it drew on private funding, came from Project Hope and Harmony, founded by Mukit Hossain.
From a May 17, 2006 article "Kingdom of the Illegals," which appeared in FrontPage Magazine:
- Why Muslim Cultures Lag Behind - At Frontpage Magazine
I'm proud to announce that FrontPage Magazine has just published my first article, "Why Muslim cultures lag behind" at that esteemed site. My sincere thanks to FrontPage Magazine's managing editor Jamie Glazov for supporting my work. I hope...
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Televangelist Counters Ground Zero Mosque by Opening Christian Center Nearby… From Weasel Zippers: (Christian Post)- In response to a proposed mosque blocks from ground zero, controversial televangelist Bill Keller announced on Tuesday that he plans...
- The Muslim Vote
From this August 24, 2007 article in the Washington Post: More than 50 candidates in this fall's elections are expected to appear in Reston tomorrow [August 25] at a political picnic organized by a group of Northern Virginia mosques, and organizers...
- Mobilizing The Muslim Vote
According to this October 19, 2006 article (also posted at CAIR's web site) reproduced here in its entirety: Richmond - Muslims in Virginia are poised to play a sizable role in next month’s election, with nearly 60,000 registered Muslim voters in...
- Disturbing Connections
Yesterday, Northern Virginiastan put up an article entitled "Wait and See." One of the links in the article led to interesting information about Mohammed Magid, who receives good pr in the Washington, D.C., area. But is Magid the good guy he appears to...
Green Energy
Some Shady Connections
(All emphases by Always On Watch)
I have previously reported on some of the activities at the Herndon Day Laborer Center. See "The [Muslim?] Origins of Project Hope." Seed money for that facility, when it drew on private funding, came from Project Hope and Harmony, founded by Mukit Hossain.
From a May 17, 2006 article "Kingdom of the Illegals," which appeared in FrontPage Magazine:
"...Lost in all the controvery, however, is the more disturbing fact that the site -- a covered building featuring picnic tables and bathrooms -- was founded by a Muslim charity with ties to suspected Saudi-backed terror front groups....Read more here.
- Why Muslim Cultures Lag Behind - At Frontpage Magazine
I'm proud to announce that FrontPage Magazine has just published my first article, "Why Muslim cultures lag behind" at that esteemed site. My sincere thanks to FrontPage Magazine's managing editor Jamie Glazov for supporting my work. I hope...
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Televangelist Counters Ground Zero Mosque by Opening Christian Center Nearby… From Weasel Zippers: (Christian Post)- In response to a proposed mosque blocks from ground zero, controversial televangelist Bill Keller announced on Tuesday that he plans...
- The Muslim Vote
From this August 24, 2007 article in the Washington Post: More than 50 candidates in this fall's elections are expected to appear in Reston tomorrow [August 25] at a political picnic organized by a group of Northern Virginia mosques, and organizers...
- Mobilizing The Muslim Vote
According to this October 19, 2006 article (also posted at CAIR's web site) reproduced here in its entirety: Richmond - Muslims in Virginia are poised to play a sizable role in next month’s election, with nearly 60,000 registered Muslim voters in...
- Disturbing Connections
Yesterday, Northern Virginiastan put up an article entitled "Wait and See." One of the links in the article led to interesting information about Mohammed Magid, who receives good pr in the Washington, D.C., area. But is Magid the good guy he appears to...