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Ilhan Omar: Links to Al-Shabab, and Muslim Brotherhood… PART II

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As if the hypocrisy of Omar Ilhan could not be topped, she continues to prove that her attacks against Trump along with “The Squad”, are rooted in an Agenda of chaos and destruction.

A Canadian journalist moved to her home of Somalia sending pictures of a pristine landscape, and beauty to the beholder in order to prove that the country is being misjudged.   She has been killed in an assassination by Al-Shabab militants (an offshoot of ISIS) in a targeted attack on a hotel.   While her stories were genuine, and her heart was in the right place, her death reveals a truism – Somalia is at war and has been for decades.   The reality is that Somalia was born of warriors and has been the point target of conquest for thousands of years.

Modern history reveals their colonization by the British and French. In the 70’s, after Marxism rose with Russian and Cuban control, Somali asked the US for intervention and help.   While the US helped Somalia build the largest army in Africa to counter the growing communist rule, factions of rebels grew from the discontent and civil war broke out.   It was sometime around 1991-1992 that Ilhan and her family fled opting for the peace and prosperity offered by the US as their ultimate place of refuge.

In the early 2000’s with the rise of Al-Qaeda and ISIS, Al-Shabab moved into Somalia – the leach that sought to devour the country through bombings.   Since 1991, over half a million people have been killed, nearly 300,000 have died of starvation, and still Omar hates all things America. Why?

One would think she would be grateful for our troops sacrificing their lives, for American taxpayers footing the bill to try and save her country from terrorism…

Instead she is calling for Marxist socialism in the US.  Odd…

In 2016, Ilhan went to Somalia and it would appear she is quite a celebrity there given then President up for re-election, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, invited her to appear with him. She had flown from Nairobi to Mogadishu on a plane with former Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed. Hassan is a member of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Then Prime Minister, Mohamed Abdullah Mohamed, is currently the newly elected President of Somali as of 2017.   He moved to the US sometime around 1985 working first in the Somali embassy in DC, before reportedly earning a BA and Masters degree in four years while attending the State University of New York where he remained until 2010. Suddenly, in 2010, he was appointed the Prime Minister of Somalia – it would appear in absentia.

And in 2012, Somalia created a new Constitution. A host of African countries have recently created and adopted new Constitutions including; Ivory Coast, Kenya, Angola, Egypt, Libya, Madagascar, Niger, Tunisia, and Zimbabwe.

In 2006, the Somali branch of the Muslim Brotherhood, Al-Islah, formed the Damul Jadiid subdivision branch which openly embraced violence in order to establish an Islamic caliphate. Hassan, a member of Jamiil Damul, appointed like members within senior positions of his government including; justice, social affairs, interior, and ministries of state.   Within this context, Somalia moved away from the African Union and became more aligned with the Middle East.

Upon Abdullah’s surprise election, he appointed a Norwegian-Somali oilman as his Prime Minister, Hassan, Ali Khaire.

Soma Oil and Gas is headquartered in the UK. It’s key people include; Hassan Ali Khaire and Michael Howard.

“In February 2016, a leaked memo, sent by a United Nations watchdog to diplomats in the United Kingdom and Norway, revealed that the executive director for Africa at Soma Oil and Gas was under investigation by the United Nations Monitoring group for Somalia and Eritrea for possible ties to extremist groups in East Africa, including al-Shabaab, which had claimed responsibility for a series of deadly terrorist attacks in Somalia.[17] The UN letter, dated 17 February 2016, showed investigators raised concerns over Khaire’s possible links to extremist groups after obtaining his “electronic contact list”, which it analysed with the cooperation of an unidentified UN member state.”

Al-Shabab is known for its Islamism, jihadism, and anti-Semitism.

Yesterday, Ilhan Omar stated she would introduce a bill to boycott Israel over its actions toward Palestinians.   She was flanked by Rep. Rashida Tlaib, a Palestinian-American.

January 2019, Ilhan Omar publically endorsed the new Somalia President, Mohamed, and shortly thereafter her brother-in-law was appointed Permanent Secretary to Prime Minister Khaire. Omar’s brother-in-law, Mohamed Keynan, is a US citizen.

Nancy Pelosi then nominated Omar to a seat on the US Foreign Affairs Committee.

“Security Executive Agent Directive 4 of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence states that “Conditions that could raise a security concern and may be disqualifying include: (a) contact, regardless of method, with a foreign family member… or other person who is a citizen of or resident in a foreign country if that contact creates a heightened risk of foreign exploitation, inducement, manipulation, pressure, or coercion.”. According to Transparency International, Somalia has been ranked last among all nations on earth for the last 11 years for the “Corruption Perceptions index”.”

Omar’s Biography becomes more and more interesting as tributaries emerge with The Muslim Brotherhood and Al-Shabab.   Her rise becomes much more obvious, and planned.  Where is Huma Abedin? 

Ilhan Omar: A Biography of Lies and Deceit

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Wikipedia may not be the most reliable source of information, but what most people are unaware of is the fact that all historical entries are catalogued and remain available for anyone to view.  This allows observers to see what changes have been made in order to alter the facts… and thus create an agenda:

Ilhan Omar Bio:

“Omar began her professional career as a community nutrition educator at the University of Minnesota, working in that capacity from 2006 to 2009 in the Greater Minneapolis–Saint Paul area.”

To become a nutrition educator one must have a Bachelors Degree in dietetics nutrition or similar degree. According to her own bio she did NOT possess such a degree.

“She graduated from North Dakota State University[19] with bachelor’s degrees in political science and international studies in 2011.”

The wording states she earned two separate degrees, one in political science and a second in international studies. That would take 6-8 years. Her degrees would not qualify her to work as a dietetics nutritionist. However, her majors are oddly the same as Ocasio Cortez who has shown her utter lack of knowledge in either field.

Further she was obtaining her degree in North Dakota while teaching at the University of Minnesota.

Current BIO:   “She and her family fled Somalia to escape the war and spent four years in a Dadaab refugee camp in Garissa County, Kenya, near the Somali border.[15][16][17]

After first arriving in New York in 1992.”

An earlier Wikipedia version would contradict her new bio: “In 1995, Omar and her family emigrated to the United States, initially settling in Arlington, Virginia.[10] In 1995, they moved to Minneapolis, where Ilhan quickly learned English in only three months.”

According to linguistic experts it takes about 720 hours to learn to speak “basic fluency” English which is defined as usage for travel needs, minimum courtesy, and routine social requirements. That would mean if a person studied 2 hours a day every single day, basic language skills could be attained in 12 months. It is possible that Omar never lived in a refugee camp but instead her family moved to the UK where her second husband, Elmi is stated to be a citizen.

Secondly: The Dadaab refugee camp was not constructed until sometime mid-1992. Thus if she spent four years there she could not arrive in New York until 1997.

Earlier version of Wikipedia:   “She has lived in Minneapolis since 1997.[4][5]”

“…at age 14 she accompanied her grandfather to caucus meetings, serving as his interpreter.”

Another earlier version of Wikipedia states: “At the age of eight, she fled the Somali Civil War as a refugee with her family and spent four years in a Kenyan refugee camp[5][2][11] before attending middle school in Arlington, Virginia when she, her siblings, and her father, Nur Omar, arrived in the U.S. in 1995. She states that her father opted to move them to Minnesota for economic security and because of its reputedly excellent education system.”

Omar is one of seven children, the only sibling she mentions is Sahra Noor who currently lives in Nairobi and would appear to be four years older than Omar. She earned a masters degree in Minnesota.

Born in 1982 (earlier versions state she was born in 1981), she would reach 14 in 1996 while still in the refugee camp in Kenya. According to its website, there were no education facilities in the camp. So her schooling would have ended when she was ten in 1992. And caucus meetings would be in the refugee camp.

“Omar became a U.S. citizen in 2000 when she was 17 years old.[20][12] She has spoken about being bullied for wearing a hijab during her time in Virginia, recalling classmates sticking gum on it, pushing her down stairs, and jumping her when changing for gym class.”

If in fact she arrived in New York in 1997 after spending four years in a refugee camp in Kenya, and immediately obtained a green card, citizenship application could not be granted for at least five years – or 2002, full citizenship would then take a year or more after – 2003 at the earliest. In addition – in order to make an application for citizenship, the person MUST be at least 18.

She self-identifies as a Somali American – however Somalia does not allow dual citizenship.

Hijabs were not allowed in schools until 2004 when a lawsuit was brought in Oklahoma. At that point she would have been 22.

“Omar attended Edison High School and volunteered there as a student organizer.”

Edison High School is 51% black, 16% Hispanic and 12% Asian/Pacific. So if classmates were ridiculing her, they were likely black, Hispanic or Asian, not white.

She married her second husband, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, in 2009 divorcing in 2017 claiming desertion and no idea of his whereabouts.   His name coincides with Omar’s father’s name – Nur Said Muhamed. Speculation is that Elmi was in fact her brother and marrying him gave him citizenship rights. She married her ‘first’ and third husband, Ahmed Hirsi, in 2011 committing bigomy.   Omar’s first and third husband was born: Ahmed Abdisalan Aden. He claims to have changed his name when he received US citizenship to Ahmed Hirsi.

“Ahmed Abdisalam Adan, also known as Ahmed Mohamed Aden, is a Somali radio journalist, media founder and politician.” He escaped Omar’s hometown of Mogadishu sometime in the eighties and emigrated to Canada where he married and had children.   He is the only listed man with that name – which may be construed to mean he is Hirsi’s father.

Her net worth is recorded as $2.15 million.   She has stated her father was a taxi driver in Minnesota.

Other edited entries:

“In November 2012, in response to the March 2012 Gaza–Israel clashes, Omar tweeted that “Israel has hypnotized the world, may Allah awaken the people and help them see the evil doings of Israel. #Gaza #Palestine #Israel.”[12][13] This prompted criticism that her anti-Israel positions bordered on antisemitism.[13] According to Tablet, when confronted with these accusations, Omar defended the tweet by explaining that “drawing attention to the apartheid Israeli regime is far from hating Jews.”[13] Earlier, Omar had once recommended that the University of Minnesota should divest from bonds belonging to the State of Israel and spoke out against the anti-Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions law on the Minnesota State Senate floor.”

Obviously there are numerous tremendous discrepancies in Omar’s story of who she is, and her life until she became a Congresswoman.   Despite all seven siblings emigrating to the US with her father, there is no information on any with the exception of her sister Noor. 

Refugees, War and Toxic Waste – Who Have We Saved

Posted on by Helena

Every time we bomb a country we create refugees. And then we cry foul and no one wants them. So who have we saved?

The absurdity of the cycle is that we supposedly enter a country to rid it of the bad guys, destroy the country, leave cities in rubble, and then wipe our hands, “Whew, glad we saved all those people!” Really? In actuality, what we accomplished was a tally of refugees that has grown to such devastatingly high proportions that they now have absolutely nothing and will die of hunger and disease.

In Syria, the number of refugees is now over 3 million. In Iraq since the beginning of the Iran-Iraq war and through the Gulf War, there have been over 4 million displaced Iraqi refugees. Yemen is the new Syria with estimates of 250,000 refugees, although a large number of Yemen refugees are Somali’s who sought refuge in Yemen from Somalia and now want to come back. In South Sudan, 700,000 have been displaced while 150,000 have fled and are refugees.

The UN has stated that there are currently about 50 million people worldwide displaced, seeking asylum or of refugee status. It is the largest number in history and yet we continue to add to that with every bomb we drop. We are supposed to be teaching respect and freedom, and democracy, but instead we are teaching war and destruction and devastation.

Solution: If you want to curb the number of refugees seeking asylum, stop bombing their country.

Granted, we aren’t responsible for every internally erupting country in the world. But the main categories of refugees include: Afghantistan, Syria, Iraq, Palestinian, and Somalis.

In the 1980’s, a number of European countries took advantage of the internal instability of Somalia to negotiate the disposal/dumping of 10 million tonnes of toxic waste along Somalia’s shoreline in exchange for $80million. Radiation related diseases have since become a major issue. Humanitarian?

In Syria, the chemical weapons were confiscated and then dumped. Where? Why in the Mediterranean of course where UN officials state that by adding chlorine the toxicity will be somewhat diffused. What is the impact of these chemicals and chlorine on sea life? That wasn’t considered.

In Afghanistan, the Bagram military base has a huge pit where they burn everything from televisions to computers, to all forms of electronics, waste, rubber, plastics, etc… Huge green and black plumes hover in the sky 24 hours a day. The gases are said to be causing respiratory illnesses, chronic allergies and various cancers among the Afghans as well as the military troops.

In Iraq, some estimates claim that 11 million pounds of hazardous waste was left behind when the US pulled out in 2010. What was the solution? To form a committee to analyze the problem. Ta-da! The National Defense Authorization Act ordered studies. So what the heck is this Act? It is a law that specifies the expenditures and budget for the Defense Department. So who is solving the hazardous waste problem? Not a clue, they are still assessing whether it exists while lawsuits begin pouring in.

But the burn pits took their toll and huge numbers of civilians and military are now claiming that the ‘Iraqi crud’ is causing lung cancer, anemia, and liver, kidney, and heart problems.

Solution: Stop starting wars. Let them solve their own problems while we concentrate on ours.

My father was an experiment in the Army. In the 1950’s he was ordered to Nevada to witness the nuclear tests. Officers were required to stand in the frontline while radiation consumed them. Soldiers were allowed to get some cover in bunkers but were still exposed. Decades later, my father contracted lung cancer which expanded to bone cancer, stomach cancer, a brain tumor and ultimately a very painful death.

So who did we save?