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[Kimmet might also ask his hosts in the Persian Gulf what they think of Mufti Taqi Usmani, probably the single most authoritative “scholar” on Shariah and SCF in the world. His book, Islam and Modernism, translated into English in 1999, obligates Muslims living in the West to either engage in violent Jihad to overthrow the infidel democracies or at the very least support Jihad with their money and other resources.]
What are we to make of the fact that so many senior U.S. government officials seem so clueless about the true and threatening nature of Shariah-Compliant Finance and the seditious Shariah agenda it explicitly serves? For sure, they find David Yerushalmi’s conclusions inconvenient at a time when Kimmitt and others are desperately trying to recycle our petrodollars now in the hands of Shariah-adhering Saudis and Qataris.
In a terrific new book, The Failure Factory, the Washington Times’ ace national security correspondent documents myriad cases of federal bureaucrats actively subverting the President’s efforts to wage and win the war against our terrorist foes. Perhaps, this is yet another example of such insidious disloyalty.
Whatever the motivation for federal officials giving Shariah-Compliant Finance the “see-no-evil” treatment, sedition is sedition. And under the U.S. code, those who are aware of seditious activities and who fail to take actions to stop it are themselves guilty of a felony offense. It is called “misprision of treason.”
Those government officials who have sworn an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States have a special responsibility not only to learn all they can about seditious Shariah and the various means – including “Islamic banking” by which it is being advanced in our capital markets and others. They also have a professional obligation to make clear that Shariah and its financial form of jihad are not legal in the United States and will be prosecuted. If they fail to do so, they themselves risk, and deserve, prosecution. |