http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/203749.php
August 30, 2010
“Predictable: Canadian Jihadi Tied to Mastercard Islamic Charity”
SNIPPET: “Remember the moon-walking, Avril Lavigne singing Canadian idol guy who was just indicted for terrorism? Well, no surprise here but one of the three indicted in the plot, Misbahuddin Ahmed, used to raise money for an Islamic “charity” the RS Foundation:
For years, he played ball hockey at a biannual charity tournament for Muslim men based in Montreal, which raises funds for the Canadian-based RS Foundation (helping impoverished people in Bangladesh, India and Pakistan, according to its website).
You’ll remember the RS Foundation as headed by 9/11 Truther and terror apologist Shujaat Wasty. This would be the same foundation supported by MasterCard’s iFreedom shariah compliant credit card. In essence, whenever Muslims use this particular MasterCard, a portion of the proceeds go to the RS Foundation.”
“Update: Terror suspects respected members of community
Trio had feet firmly planted in Canadian life, and none were living in poverty”
BY IAN MACLEOD AND ANDREW SEYMOUR, THE OTTAWA CITIZEN AUGUST 30, 2010
SNIPPET: “OTTAWA — The profiles of three alleged Islamist extremists whom police say posed “a real and serious threat” to Ottawa and national security are at odds with the notion that terrorists exist on the margins of society. Two of the accused men are professionals — a doctor (and father of three) and an x-ray technologist.
The third studied to be an electrical engineer. All are apparently intellectually mature individuals rooted in Canadian life.”
SNIPPET: “Two of the accused, Hiva Mohammad Alizadeh, 30, and Misbahuddin Ahmed, 26, both of Ottawa, were arrested Wednesday. The third, 28-year-old Khurram Syed Sher, was arrested in London, Ont. Thursday.
They face a variety of terrorism charges under the Criminal Code, including conspiring with at least three others — James Lara, Rizgar Alizadeh and Zakaria Mamosta — and other “persons unknown,” who have been at one time or another located in Canada, Iran, Afghanistan, Dubai and Pakistan, to facilitate “terrorist activity” between February 2008 and Aug. 24. Lara, Rizgae Alizadeh — police won’t say whether he is related to Hiva Mohammad Alizadeh — and Mamosta, all non-Canadians, are not in Canada and have not been charged.”