The presence of the materials hardly makes the Richardson mosque an outpost of Wahhabi theology, Imam Kavakci said. He has had to explain to his members that some of the Saudi material does not represent his understanding of Islam.
Let's see, the Keepers of the two cities central to your
religion, send you religious material and you explain to
your co-religionists, that it really isn't meaningful as
to your religion.
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiight!
bump!
Richardson, Texas, the nexus of this article, was the home of the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development, the North American fundraiser for HAMAS, the Palestine Islamic terrorist group. It was the first Muslim charitable foundation to be closed in the wake of 9/11 (December 2001). It was argued that money collected by Holy Land was uded to recruit suicide bombers and support their families.
The knowledge that a Richardson mosque was distributing seditious literature should not have been a consequnece of a Freedom House study! One really must wonder what the FBI is up to? Could it be that their touted successes in the war on terror are really just another smokescreen to cover the Bureau's historic ineptitude in this realm.