Taxpayer-Funded College Hosts “Sharia Law” Practicing Speaker Tied To TERROR GROUP – Guess What Happened…

21 Apr, 2017 by McIntosh

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Linda Sarsour is a Muslim activist that will be serving as the commencement speaker for the taxpayer supported City University of New York Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy.

Barbara Aaron is the chief of staff of said school and has stated her excitement for the opportunity to host the speaker:

“I am delighted to confirm that Linda Sarsour will indeed speak at our June 1 commencement at the Apollo Theater.”

Sarsour, believe it or not was one of the co-founders of January’s Women’s March on Washington, she also used to serve as the head of the Arab American Association of New York.

All fine and dandy, right? There’s no reason to be alarmed if she’s just a Muslim woman…but she’s not just a Muslim woman.

At the woman’s march, she stopped to take a picture with Salah Sarsour, from the Islamic Society of Milwaukee and former Hamas operative who was sent to jail in the 90’s for unlawful activities involving terrorist groups. As we all know, Hamas is one of the most dangerous Islamic terror groups in the world.

The FBI had looked into Salah Sarsour and pushed to bring charges of aiding the movement by raising money for Hamas during that period. It was only back in 2001 that Salah Sarsour was not only in contact with the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development, but was also serving as the financial conduit for Hamas.

Linda Sarsour claims that she is unrelated to Salah, but we know that she has close family who have been involved in terrorist activity in Hamas. She is a strong advocate of Shari’a law, which I find puzzling since she also claims to be a feminist. Honor killings and female mutilation anyone?

She also had a part in “A Day Without A Woman” march. She has strong ties to organizations that seek unrest and chaos in both the Middle East and America…and your taxpayer dollars are going to fund those activities.

Hooray…

In John Hawkins’ new book ‘101 Things All Young Adults Should Know’, he teaches “if you want to know what a person really believes, watch their actions.” That is exactly the type of common sense discernment that we need to apply to Linda Sarsour.