Former MAC MAC president Wael Haddara was senior advisor to Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi and member of the Egyptian delegation at the United Nations

This just in from Point De Bascule. 

I don’t ask this often so please consider this request.

Read this article carefully over at Point De Bascule, and forward it or a summary of it, to everyone you can think of, especially in media or who has an interested blog. This is a chance for us to actually strike back against organizations who have been taking a generous amount of Canadian tax-dollars under false pretenses and who are affiliated with the sharp end of the Islamic spear.

From Point De Bascule Canada:

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On his Twitter account, Wael Haddara introduces himself as an “ICU physician (and other things).” In recent months, one of these “other things” done by Haddara has been advising ousted Muslim Brotherhood-backed Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi. In an interview to Canadian network Global TV on August 15, 2013, Wael Haddara was introduced as a “former advisor to Mohammed Morsi.” According to his own professional profile, Haddara was born in Egypt.

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…his position as president of the Muslim Association of Canada (MAC) on December 12, 2012. Besides his involvement with MAC, Wael Haddara has also been associated with the following Islamist organizations in the past: Muslim World League, CAIR-CAN, London Moslem Mosque, IRFAN-Canada and the Muslim Students Association (National). Appropriate references about Haddara’s leadership roles with these organizations are available in our previous article announcing Haddara’s resignation from MAC’s Board. This may not be a complete list of Islamist organizations with which Haddara has been involved in North America.

Please click over to PDB for the whole article. One has to wonder about Canadian Government funding to an organization with these kinds of ties.

From now on…

I think no one should do a public speech, a school play, a coffee shop concert without a variation on Mick Jagger’s joke. Something like, “I want to thank you all, members of the PTA and faculty for coming to this meeting and to President Obama, we don’t know where you are but we know you are listening…”

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U.S. publishes details of missile base Israel wanted kept secret

McClatchyDC.Com

 By Sheera Frenkel | McClatchy Foreign Staff

TEL AVIV, Israel — Israel’s military fumed Monday over the discovery that the U.S. government had revealed details of a top-secret Israeli military installation in published bid requests.

The Obama administration had promised to build Israel a state-of-the-art facility to house a new ballistic-missile defense system, the Arrow 3. As with all Defense Department projects, detailed specifications were made public so that contractors could bid on the $25 million project. The specifications included more than 1,000 pages of details on the facility, ranging from the heating and cooling systems to the thickness of the walls.

“If an enemy of Israel wanted to launch an attack against a facility, this would give him an easy how-to guide. This type of information is closely guarded and its release can jeopardize the entire facility,” said an Israeli military official who commented on the publication of the proposal but declined to be named because he wasn’t authorized to discuss the facility. He declined to say whether plans for the facility have been altered as a result of the disclosure.

“This is more than worrying, it is shocking,” he said.

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‘3 explosions heard in Tehran near missile facility’

J-Post:

BBC Persian reports residents hear blasts in Iranian capital.

Fateh-110 missiles [file].
Fateh-110 missiles [file]. Photo: Reuters/Stringer

Three explosions were heard in western Tehran on Tuesday, in an area where Iran carries out missile research and storage, BBC Persian reported.

It was not immediately clear if there were injuries or damage in the incident.

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Tuesday’s report of explosions came days after Israel allegedly carried out two air strikes in Syria over the weekend, targeting Iranian-supplied Fateh-110 surface-to-surface missiles destined for Hezbollah.

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Border agency warns of migrants from Iran with ‘sinister motives’

But like, we aren’t at war with Islam or anything.

H/T Shabnam

CTV News:

CBSACanadian Border Services agents are seen in this 2009 file photo. (Darryl Dyck / THE CANADIAN PRESS)

The Canadian Press
Published Friday, April 26, 2013 6:06PM EDT

OTTAWA — Canada’s border agency has flagged the possibility of Iranians with “sinister motives” slipping into the country — a warning that came in the months leading to the arrest of two men charged with plotting to attack a Via Rail train with help from al Qaeda in Iran.

An intelligence report by the Canada Border Services Agency said 19 Iranian nationals had been found inadmissible to Canada on security grounds since 2008 — the majority of them refugee claimants lacking proper documentation.

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Israel Embassy detains ‘suspicious’ Iranian man in Kathmandu

H/T Tundra T

Himalayan Times:

Probe shows the suspect entered Nepal using fake Israeli passport

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Mohsin has maintained that after facing loss in his garment business he entered Nepal with an aim to go to Europe to seek asylum there.
KATHMANDU: It has been revealed that the security personnel at the Israeli Embassy in Kathmandu recently arrested an Iranian national, allegedly doing suspicious activities outside the facility, and handed over to the police.
The Annapurna Post vernacular daily reported on Sunday that the arrest was made on April 13. Identified as Mohsin Khosravian, the suspect is currently in police custody.

The security officials at the Embassy speculated that the suspect was scouting the facility with a harmful intention “for he carried a tourist map of the Lazimpat area” where the Israeli mission is located.

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Police seize MP Galloway’s computer in hacking probe: Investigating claims he sanctioned spying on secretary’s emails

H/T Taffy in Canada

Daily Mail:

  • MP George Galloway denies he condoned hacking on former secretary
  • He put down a Commons motion accusing her of dirty-tricks campaign

By Glen Owen

PUBLISHED: 22:01 GMT, 23 March 2013 | UPDATED: 22:01 GMT, 23 March 2013

Maverick: MP George Galloway has had his computer seized by policeMaverick: MP George Galloway has had his computer seized by police

Police have seized a Commons computer belonging to MP George Galloway as part of a probe into claims the maverick sanctioned the hacking of a former secretary’s private emails.

Scotland Yard said it was examining the laptop after a complaint that the Respect MP had authorised a lawyer to spy on the Hotmail account of Aisha Ali-Khan, suspended by Mr Galloway last October.

The Bradford West MP, who denies he condoned hacking, put down a Commons motion last year accusing Ms Ali-Khan of a dirty-tricks campaign against him with her husband, Afiz Khan, a member of the Metropolitan Police anti-terror squad.

He told MPs: ‘Afiz Khan sent emails to an individual in the Hon Member’s office who acted as his agent and co-ordinated this operation from his police email account and from at least two other fake email accounts.’

Mr Galloway’s claims led to the arrest of the couple on suspicion of data protection offences and, in Mr Khan’s case, of ‘abusing his position as a police officer’.

But now Scotland Yard is also investigating how Mr Galloway first became aware of the emails. Ms Ali-Khan, 32, a mother of one, has denied any campaign against Mr Galloway, saying the emails the MP saw were part of a private correspondence in which her husband was counselling her over ‘bullying and misogyny’ in the MP’s Bradford office.