Decided to post this on your post so I could ask you WTH is happening here? Was this done intentionally to break us up? I just don't know what to make of this. You are one of the few that I feel have good intentions here. I just don't see why it was necessary for her to go there. She is considered to be dead, so what difference did it make in the end for her to reveal that she believed her to be disinfo. All because she didn't want people to see her as a martyr. Doesn't make sense.

https://www.facebook.com/mzuhdijasser/posts/1806615699373714

The militant Jihadi training camp and its horrific child abuse discovered in the small, quiet town of Amalia, New Mexico is not an isolated incident but rather is the tip of the proverbial iceberg of Islamist radicalization in America.

It is unconscionable that major media ignore the bigger story here on Imam Siraj Wahhaj, Sr. and his connections to so-called “mainstream” American Islamist organizations.

AIFD has been closely following the recent reporting regarding the five adults arrested for child abuse in New Mexico after they were found with 11 children held captive in third-world conditions. Every day more information is being released about the situation including the fact that this separatist compound was a terrorist training facility for Islamist radicalization that not only abused these children through starvation and torture, but apparently had plans for terror operations that included attacks on American schools by these radicalized children. This entire situation is straight from the ISIS playbook.

According to a number of sources, including the New York Post, five radical Islamists, three of which were female, were arrested including Siraj Wahhaj, 40; Lucas Morton, 40; Jany Leveille, 35; Hujrah Wahhaj, 38; and Subhanah Wahhaj, 35, including 11 children ages 1 to 15 that were found abused in the facility. The ringleader of the operation was Siraj Wahhaj, son of Imam Siraj Wahhaj, Sr. who was accompanied by four of his relatives.

We bring this story to your attention from our perspective as a reformist American Muslim Organization, the American Islamic Forum for Democracy, not only because of the horrific treatment of these children but because of the deeper connections their captors have to the organizations that are thrust upon American Muslims as so-called “mainstream Muslim organizations” in the United States like ISNA, CAIR (Council on American-Islamic Relations), MAS (Muslim American Society), and ICNA (Islamic Circle of North America) to name a few. One of America’s most prominent Imams, Siraj Wahhaj, Sr. is a leading fundraiser, speaker, and Ideological leader among a host of Muslim Brotherhood legacy groups in the United States. Currently, there are no known, direct connections or implications that, Imam Siraj Wahhaj based in Brooklyn, New York, had anything to do with the training camp or the horrific conditions in Amalia, New Mexico, other than that the camp was run by his son. But most importantly here, is that this compound cannot be relegated to the status of “just another whacky cell” in order to continue to protect the reputation of leading American Islamist organizations and their Establishment heads from scrutiny. Honest Americans and Muslims cannot ignore the connection with Imam Wahhaj’s long-standing separationist Islamist ideology and his role in radicalizing Muslims in all of the organizations he has influenced across the country for decades.

Our founder, M. Zuhdi Jasser, had written about Siraj Wahhaj in his 2012 Simon and Schuster book “A Battle for the Soul of Islam“, and on pages 84-87 described his first interaction with America’s largest Muslim organization, the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA)[1]. In those pages, Dr. Jasser detailed an experience he had as a Naval officer on leave while attending ISNA’s annual convention in which Imam Siraj Wahhaj keynoted the opening of the conference. Wahhaj expressed his desire to replace the U.S. Constitution with the Qur’an and proceeded to direct that it is the duty of Muslims to bring the Qur’an and its teachings and legal system to the United States in lieu of its current constitution. He stated: “Can you imagine someone wondering if a document made by humans would be superior to a document made by God,” as he held up the Qur’an which he said should be the Constitution of this country. Dr. Jasser then went to the microphone and publicly voiced his horror with Siraj Wahhaj Sr.’s separationism and the acquiescence of the audience and the leadership of ISNA to his seditious point of view and commentary.

Siraj Wahhaj, Sr. has since remained, and in fact grown to be, a thought leader in position, ideologically, and for fundraising among various American Islamist organizations. Apparently, it has never bothered them that he was also named an unindicted co-conspirator in the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center, as he testified as a character witness for the convicted bomber, the blind Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman. Yet, as recently as in the past few months, Siraj Wahhaj, Sr. was openly described at an ISNA meeting proudly by Linda Sarsour, now a leading national advocate for the Women’s March in addition to a host of other Islamist causes, as her mentor she said “favorite person in this room. Imam Siraj Wahhaj who has been a mentor, motivator, and encourager of mine”. Siraj Wahhaj, Sr. has served in various capacities including being on the board of advisers and participating in the speaking circuit of the CAIR, ISNA, ICNA; and MAS to name a few.

It is the responsibility of every media organization and thought leader in America to expose Imam Siraj Wahhaj Sr.’s connection to what’s happening in New Mexico. While he may not have had anything to do directly with the violence or the compound, there should be little doubt that his longtime separationist Islamist ideology proven by concerned Muslims like us at AIFD at every step along the way (yet ignored by most media) very likely played a significant role in the radicalization of his son Siraj Wahhaj Jr.

NOW is the time for Americans to realize that separationist Islamism, like that of the Wahhaj family, is a gateway drug in all of its forms– violent and non-violent— to the radicalization of our youth. It is incumbent upon American media and thought leaders to cover this story and the connection of the abductor(s) and torturer(s) to his father. While Imam Siraj Wahhaj Sr. did voice his desire to have his abducted grandchildren returned safely, earlier this year on Facebook, that does not absolve him of the decades of radicalizing many, as was seen first hand by Dr. Jasser, witnessed in 1995, and that the United States has witnessed repeatedly over and over and over in his positions and ideas about America.

The discovery in New Mexico is just one. How many more camps are actively radicalizing individuals who will carry out terrorist attacks on our soil while we do nothing? Let us rally together to remove the blanket of political correctness that shields these radical leaders who continue to prosper in our denial and use our unprecedented freedoms against us.

1. M. Zuhdi Jasser, A Battle for the Soul of Islam” (Schuster: New York, 2012), 84-87

https://aifdemocracy.org/16177-2/

More information..... https://clarionproject.org/clarion-assists-police-in-new-mexico-islamist-compound-tragedy/

guess who lives in Taos?

http://m.zimbio.com/Celebs+Who+Live+Under+The+Radar/articles/qty_mPurfKM/Julia+Roberts+Taos+New+Mexico

@carmencita @Shizy

wonder what is going on in New Mexico

look at all the people

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_from_New_Mexico

look at these names

Just saw this on GreatAwakening..... http://archive.is/VUaU7

a go fund me page was started in January

https://www.gofundme.com/hakimaneedsyourhelp

https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/new-mexico-compound-boys-remains-found-1.4776895

He said FBI officials were invited to the news conference but declined to attend. An FBI spokesman did not immediately return a call seeking comment.

Aleks Kostich, managing attorney in the Taos County public defender's office, said the office was gathering information and assigning attorneys to the defendants. He declined to comment on their behalf, saying the case was in its early stages.

However, he questioned the "legal sufficiency" of the criminal complaints filed against the men and women, saying they were vague.

"I'm not sure how much investigating has been done," he said. "I'm not sure how much law enforcement knows and how long they've known it for."

These statements are really fishy. They intimate that FBI was in on this and watching them. What for? If they new the father had taken his boy across state lines, why did they not arrest him. Were they onto something entirely different? Also if there is legal sufficiency in charges, does it mean they are too weak? Why? Also there are interesting statements by Tyler Anderson the neighbor. About how when they first got there the family had money to buy many things like food, construction materials. At some point the money ran out. He had helped them set up solar panels. But the FBI and the legal charges are my main worry. AND as we all know the fact that nothing came of the court evicting them, well that is super sketchy. @Shizy @new4now @InnocentAngel

Here's another article I found. What was interesting are the comments from the neighbor. He said they were the kindest and nicest people!?! He would take them on weekly trips to get food and water but never thought the children weren't being cared for.

https://www.taosnews.com/stories/a-mysterious-life-upended

https://fox8.com/2018/08/07/remains-of-boy-found-during-search-of-new-mexico-compound/

REMAINS OF BOY FOUND DURING SEARCH OF NEW MEXICO COMPOUND - Announcement Coming After Autopsy

TAOS, New Mexico– The remains of a young boy were found on a compound in rural New Mexico where 11 emaciated children were discovered last week, authorities said Tuesday.

But it is unclear whether the remains found Monday are those of a missing Georgia boy, Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj, who was nowhere to be found after authorities stormed the complex on Friday. The boy’s father was suspected of abducting him eight months ago from Clayton County, Georgia.

Taos County Sheriff Jerry Hogrefe said the positive identification of the remains is pending an autopsy.

THERE IS NEW INFO FROM THE MOTHER

The boy’s mother, Hakima Ramzi, could not be reached after authorities announced the discovery of the remains.

Hours earlier, Ramzi told CNN she knew her husband wanted to rid their then 3-year-old son of his medical problems. But she had no idea he’d disappear with their son for nine months, only to be found across the country with 11 other children living in squalor.

“I haven’t seen my son in nine months,” Ramzi said on Tuesday.

“My husband said he was taking Abdul-Ghani to the park, and didn’t come back. That was in November 2017. When I would ask him where he was, he said he was on his way, he was coming soon, he was just keeping him for the night. But I haven’t seen him since then.”

She said Abdul-Ghani has hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy. “He cannot walk and suffers seizures and requires constant medical attention,” Ramzi said.

An arrest warrant affidavit for Wahhaj said the mother claimed Wahhaj “wanted to perform an exorcism” on the child because he believed Abdul-Ghani was possessed by the devil.

But Ramzi clarified to CNN that her husband said he was planning to perform a ruqya — an Islamic practice involving prayer that is believed to help rid a body of illness.

“It’s not an exorcism. That was a translation issue in the court,” Ramzi said. Wahhaj “just wanted to pray for Abdul-Ghani to get better.”

So it has been MisReported It Was Not An Exorcism. It was an Islamic Prayer called Rugya to rid him of his illness, as the Mother says.

@new4now @Shizy @InnocentAngel @fogdryer @Indigo

I remember them mentioning tunnels and they showed two tunnels coming off from one entrance. This was shown on uk news, and I remember thinking the mum didnt look upset enough to me.

obama let thousands of african muslims in secretly through tijuana in the last months of his treasonous reign!

http://www.kitv.com/story/38831270/what-authorities-found-inside-the-new-mexico-compound

This is an in depth description of the condition of the area in the compound and you will also find this. Don't know if this can be considered tunnels, but I had a message from one of our own saying he thought he saw tunnels in one of the news reports. This is the closest I have come to them.

The property also has "open trenches and pits, with numerous trip hazards and wood with nails sticking up and broken glass and bottles litter around the grounds," Hogrefe wrote.

Deputies said the ramshackle dwelling appeared to be "built underground," including a small camper trailer that was partially buried, Hogrefe wrote in a separate affidavit for a search warrant last week.

The station visited the compound with a couple who own the property. Owner Justin Badger told KOB that there was also a 150-foot "escape tunnel" that crossed property lines. Firearms, a tactical vest, video cameras and a laptop were at the site as well, the couple told the station.

@Shizy @Innocent Angel @new4now @fogdryer

I am just shocked about this. The main reason is this thread from 2 days ago and comments by BistroPalin who stated this, and how the media would catch up with this story and prove him/her correct. I thought this person was full of you know what. Sorry Bistro. https://voat.co/v/news/2661353

had came across the Imans name, wow, related

Thanks for following this, wonder what else they are going to find

When they say "terrorist compound", my gut says the truth is child trafficking compound.

Reminds me of the camp that was found in New Mexico with the rape trees and whatnot.

Thanks for the added info on this awful case! Honestly can't say I am surprised by any of this.

https://archive.fo/U3F1l :

Sickos busted for abusing kids at compound linked to controversial imam Siraj Wahhaj

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