(Picture of Sirhaj Wahhaj in the New York Post)http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,387701,00.html
In a propaganda campaign known as the "Subway Project," pro-Islam ads will be flooding around 1,000 New York City subway cars in September.
A Muslim group called the Islamic Circle of North America and a radical Brooklyn imam, named Siraj Wahhaj, payed $48,000 to run these ads.
The MTA apparently looked into the people behind these ads and found no objection.
Unfortunately, the MTA didn't look closely enough into the backgrounds, especially of Siraj Wahhaj.
Wahhaj was thought by many (although undicted and unconvicted) of helping the terrorists execute the 1993 WTC bombings. He was listed as an undicted co-conspirator by Mary Jo White, U.S. Attorney prosecuting the case.
He has testified in support of known terrorist, the "blind sheik" Omar Abdel-Rahman. Rahman is serving a life sentence for his role in masterminding the 1993 WTC plot.
He has referred to the FBI and CIA as the "real terrorists."
In a sermon he made the following remarks once:
"In time, this so-called democracy will crumble, and there will be nothing, and the only thing that will remain will be Islam."
This background should have concerned the MTA. They should have been especially sensitive to the fact that New Yorkers were victims of the biggest terrorist attack on American soil.
As concerned citizens we need to find out two things.
1) What's the going rate for subway ads on 1,000 subway cars? $48,000 by my calculations seems kind of cheap. Are there any readers with this kind of knowledge that can opine?
2) Does the Islamic Circle of North America or Siraj Wahhaj have any connections to the MTA? This wouldn't surprise me.
Here is the youtube video by the Islamic Circle explaining their new propaganda campaign.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWuXIO2v5xQ
In a propaganda campaign known as the "Subway Project," pro-Islam ads will be flooding around 1,000 New York City subway cars in September.
A Muslim group called the Islamic Circle of North America and a radical Brooklyn imam, named Siraj Wahhaj, payed $48,000 to run these ads.
The MTA apparently looked into the people behind these ads and found no objection.
Unfortunately, the MTA didn't look closely enough into the backgrounds, especially of Siraj Wahhaj.
Wahhaj was thought by many (although undicted and unconvicted) of helping the terrorists execute the 1993 WTC bombings. He was listed as an undicted co-conspirator by Mary Jo White, U.S. Attorney prosecuting the case.
He has testified in support of known terrorist, the "blind sheik" Omar Abdel-Rahman. Rahman is serving a life sentence for his role in masterminding the 1993 WTC plot.
He has referred to the FBI and CIA as the "real terrorists."
In a sermon he made the following remarks once:
"In time, this so-called democracy will crumble, and there will be nothing, and the only thing that will remain will be Islam."
This background should have concerned the MTA. They should have been especially sensitive to the fact that New Yorkers were victims of the biggest terrorist attack on American soil.
As concerned citizens we need to find out two things.
1) What's the going rate for subway ads on 1,000 subway cars? $48,000 by my calculations seems kind of cheap. Are there any readers with this kind of knowledge that can opine?
2) Does the Islamic Circle of North America or Siraj Wahhaj have any connections to the MTA? This wouldn't surprise me.
Here is the youtube video by the Islamic Circle explaining their new propaganda campaign.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWuXIO2v5xQ
