Protection Money Paid to Islam, Without Taxpayer Approval

Submitted by Kurt Steiner (United States), Sep 1, 2010 at 12:38

Most high school graduates have heard of Al Capone, the notorious gangster of the 1930s. He made wads of illegal money by requiring businesses to pay him protection money. If they paid regularly, their business would not be blown to pieces.

In Afghanistan and Iraq, all the countries supposedly fighting Islam have been paying protection money to Islamic terrorists, for years. Only Italy has been publicly identified as paying Islamic protection money in order to prevent Italian Army casualties, but that is the tip of the Muslim Iceberg.

The USA is also paying protection money to Islam terrorists, the vast oil profits they get are more than enough, but protection money is paid as a gesture of humiliation.

At the bottom of this report is a partial list of Islamic mosques all over the world that are being repaired by US taxpayer funds. There is another list of Islamic mosques being built all over the world at US taxpayer expense. The US (communist) State Department made the deal. It is protection money paid as insurance against Moslem terrorist bombing in the USA. This deal was made without taxpayer knowledge or approval because we live in a communist dictatorship!

Sadly enough the onset of unapproved US taxpayer funding of growing Muslim influence by mosques also marks the death of true American Christianity. As of 2010, nearly all Christian protestant churches and all mainline protestant churches inclu8ding the Mormons, have been infiltrated and taken over by communist Christians, an oxymoron. These red criminals have also begun to siphon off parishioner funds into the building of muslim hate-mosques everywhere, For example, dozens have been built throughout the Southeast in the past few years. Each such mosque is a hotbed of political and armed Islamic terrorism and yet millions of stupid "Christians" are supporting the Islamic takeover.

Right now people are rioting in New York and Murfreesboro, TN, about Moslem Mosques being built without the knowledge or approval of local citizens. The US State Department is behind that deal too. They are contracted with several Muslim terror groups through CAIR to include Hezbollah, to pay for dozens of Moslem Mosques throughout the USA…that is paid for by our taxes. By the way, the nation of India has been paying out the same protection money for a decade (for example, they fly all Muslims to Mecca once a year at Indian taxpayer expense, that's about 100 million muslims.).

In Murfreesboro the pro-muslim police state known as the FBI has already appeared in Murfreesboro to "prevent interference with the OIslamic church." FBI thug squads are dashing about the area threatening the timid , yet fed up, local Christians into compliance; while their "Christian ministers" are welcoming Muslim infiltration with the hopes that they can serve the muslim controllers of America's future, without fear of harm. Cowards and communists in the Christian clerical leadership are in support of Muslim tyranny and the end of religious freedom. As usual, religious freedom is being used to bring to power those who will eliminate religious freedom as a vast majority submits to an evil killer minority..

The only way to stop these bastard US Government traitors who are bankrupting us to pay protection money to muslims, is to utterly annihilate them. DO NOT send the State Department to negotiate, they do not work for the best interests of the USA.

The truth is out there. Get off your butt and find it… then Fight! Fight!

Source:

http://eca=state.gov/culprop/afcp/project_listings/search_results.cfm?search=mosque=amp;submit=Search#

Project Listing

Project Title:

Country:

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Project Description:

Restoration of the 17th century Mullah Mahmud M=sque

Afgha=istan

F=nds are for the preservation and restoration of the 17th century Mullah Ma=mud Mosque, a rare surviving example of late Mughal vernacular architect=re. The site was heavily damaged during the internecine fighting between r=val militias in 1992-1996. Funds will be used for documentation, restora=ion, conservation plastering and painting. =SPAN>$33,310

Restoration of the Kurshum Mosque

Bulga=ia

T= support the restoration of the Kurshum Mosque in Silistra. Although it is=located in the center of town, damage has been caused by centuries of ne=lect and earthquakes. The mosque was built in the 17th century when Silist=a was an important port city on the Danube River ruled by the Ottoman Empi=e. =SPAN>$31,931

Restoration of the Sout=ern Section of the Bazaar Masjid Wazir Khan, Lahore<=PAN>=/SPAN>

Pakis=an

T= support the restoration of the bazaar area at the entrance of the Wazir K=an Mosque. Built in 1634-45, the bazaar and adjacent mosque are prime ex=mples of Mughal era architecture. The mosque was built by the governor of =ahore during the reign of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan who built the Taj =ahal. The mosque incorporated all the building arts from brick and stone w=rk to tile and fresco. $31,015

Preservation of the Mosque in Gao

Mali<=SPAN>

T= support the preservation of the remaining fragments of the mosque built i= 1324 by manding Emperor Kankou Moussa following his pilgrimage to Mecca. =he mosque was designed by Andalusian architect Es Sahali, testimony of t=e exchange between the Sudan and the Mediterranean regions. The project in=ludes the construction of a protective shelter, the installation of inte=pretative site information and publication of a brochure about the site's =istory. $24,000

Preservation of the Aladza Mosque, Foca

Bosni= & Herzegovina

T= support the documentation of the site and architectural fragments of Alad=a Mosque. The mosque was built in 1550 representing the classical Ottoman =tyle and is known for its decorative stone fittings. In 1992, the mosque=was completely destroyed and architectural fragments were deposited into t=o mass graves. The peices will be returned to the original site, cleaned=and registered. $24,125

Protection of the Mosque and Mad=asa of Mehmed-Pasa Kukavica, Foca

Bosni= & Herzegovina

T= support the preservationof the mosque and madrasa in order to stop furthe= deterioration. The project will erect a fence around the complex, clean=fragments of the structure, and construct a wooden shelter over the rema=ns in situ. The mosque was built in 1751, the last one built in Foca, =oward the end of the Ottoman Empire. In 1992, the mosque was dynamited a=d subsequently set on fire. In 2002, the dome collapsed. It was the only=mosque in Serbian Territory whose remnants were not removed from the site =fter it was destroyed. $24,700

Restoration of the Cathedral of St. Ste=hen in Shkoder Castle

Alban=a

T= support the restoration of an important northern Albanian monument, loc=ted within the walls of Shkoder castle. The site is at risk due to the age=and size of the structure. Construction on St. Stephen's Cathedral began i= the 13th century under Serb rule. As the country shifted from a Christian=to a Muslim poupulation, the Cathedral was converted into a Mosque in th= late 15th century, and abandoned in the 18th century. Restoration effor=s in the 1980's consolidated the original church structure as well as addi=ions from the 15th century conversion. $30,000<=STRONG>

Emergency Stabilization of the Mosque of Aslam Al-Silahdar, Mid=n Aslam, al-Darb al-Ahmar, Islamic Cairo

Egypt=/SPAN>

T= support immediate preservation measures of the mosque to prevent further =eterioration. Th Aslam Al-Silahdar mosque was constructed in 1344 A.D. dur=ng the Mamluk period. The building is remarkable for the tile work done by=Iranian craftsmen who were briefly in Cairo during the 14th century. It is=located adjacent to one of the entrances of the newly completed al-Azhar P=rk and its restoration will help to boost local businesses. $71,000

Restoration of the Ben Moussa Kuttab in t=e Medina of Tunis

Tunis=a

T= support the restoration of the Ben Moussa Kuttab built in the 19th centur=. The Kuttab was originally a Koranic school attached to a mosque, but w=s taken over by the state and now serves secular purposes as a pre-school.=An essential element of the Medina, originally there were 137 throughout=the Medina and today only sixty remain. $40,000=/STRONG>

Restoration and Conservation of Eid Mosque, Male=/A>

Maldi=es

T= support the preservation of the Eid Mosque. It is deteriorating due to la=k of maintenance and abuse from the elements, a condition worsened by th= recent tsunami (December, 2004.) The project includes a survey, photo=documentation, restoration, management plan, and scope for continued=maintenance. The Eid Mosque was built in the 18th century and is one of th= few remaining traditional timber and coral stone mosques. $22,000=/SPAN>

Benin=/SPAN>

F=nds are for the renovation of the Central Grand Mosque of Porto-Novo, th= political capital of the Republic of Benin. The construction of this mosq=e goes back to 1920. This building represents one of the rare examples of =fro-Brazilian architectural in West Africa. $25,345

Restoration of the Mosqu= and Library of Osman Pazvantoglu Complex in Vidin

Bulga=ia

F=nds are awarded for the preservation of the mosque and library of Pazvanto=lu. The complex was constructed in 1801-1802 to commemorate Osman Pazvanto=lu a well-known Turkish feudal lord from the end of the 7th to the middle =f the 8th century AD. $25,000

Amiriya Madrasa/Mosque Restora=ion Project

Yemen=/SPAN>

T=e Amiriya Madrasa, completed in 1504, is one of the most important Isl=mic monuments in Yemen. Funds were used for preserving the unique mural pa=ntings and the training of Yemeni professionals in conservation, site ma=agement and painting restoration. $24,945

Mohabat Khan Mosque Preservation=Project

Pakis=an

B=ilt in 1670 the Mosque Mohabat Khan is one of the few remaining masterpiec=s of Mughol architecture. Funds are awarded for restoration and conservati=n of this important structure suffering from neglect. $1=,446

Repair, Restoration and Rehabilitation of the Historic Bagh E Babur=Gardens

Afgha=istan

F=nds are awarded for the preservation and restoration of the 16th century s=rine and gardens dedicated to the Mogul Emperor Babur. Babur, descendant=of Genghis Khan, enamored with Persian gardens ordered the construction =f the site in Kabul. Funds will be used for the rehabilitation of the shri=e, the mosque and the garden. $37,000

Annau's Dragon Mosque

Turkm=nistan

T=e Governments of Turkmenistan and the United States are cooperating in a r=storation project at the 15th century Seit Jemmalatdin Mosque in Annau. Lo=al archeologists and historians are reconstructing the unique mosaic tile =f the mosque, building tourist walkways and strengthening the foundation=of the ruins. $14,500

Resto=ation of the Shumba and Micheweni Historical Mosques in Pemba

Tanza=ia

T= support the restoration of two mosques that date from the mid-17th to ear=y 18th century on the island of Pemba. The mosques contain unique features=combining Swahili and Persian architecture. They have fallen into disrepai= from the harsh climate and lack of maintenance. $25,5=9

Documentation of Historic B=ildings in Uganda

Ugand=

T= support the documentation of historic buildings in five districts in Ugan=a. The immovable objects to be surveyed include cultural sites, unique a=chitectural designs, cathedrals, Hindu temples, mosques, state bui=dings and ancestral homes. The documentation will serve to inform the crea=ion of new legislation to protect historic sites. <=SPAN>

Restor=tion of Altun Alem Mekhteb in Novi Pazar, Southern Serbia

Serbi= & Montenegro

T= support the restoration of a school built in the 16th century. Constructe= by the Ottoman architect, Muslihudin Abdulgani, this school and adjac=nt mosque are the oldest Islamic buildings in the region. Once restored,=the schoolhouse will be a gathering place for students in the area.=SPAN> $50,000

Bosni= & Herzegovina

T= support the documentation of the Ferhadija Mosque complex. Built during t=e Ottoman era, the 16th century mosque, fountain, mausolea, and su=rounding wall were razed in 1993 and all of the material was removed from =he site. The project would collect, clean, and return architectural fr=gments to the original site, document and register the fragments.=SPAN> $60,600

Restoration of the El Pacha Mo=que in Oran

Alger=a

T= support the stabilization of El Pacha Mosque in Oran, built in 1796, =o celebrate the return of Oran to the Ottoman Empire after 300 years of Sp=nish rule. The project will consolidate the foundation and retaining walls=of the building which have been weakened due to water damage. Full restora=ion of the unique architectural details of the Mosque will follow this con=olidation project.=$106,110

Documentation of Kaole Ruins in =agamoyo

Tanza=ia

T= help document the remains of two mosques, the older of which dates from=the third century, and update and reprint the guidebook to these sites a=d their associated ruins. The two mosques, which combine Swahili and Per=ian (Shirazi) design, are an extremely important aspect of the cultural =eritage of the area. $20,850

Restoration and Conse=vation of Gala Village Mosque

Azerb=ijan

T= support the conservation and partial restoration of a mosque dating from =he 17th and 18th centuries and the remains of an older defensive tower nea=by. The structures, located in a harsh environment, are in serious nee= of preservation. The project will also support new archaeological researc= to advance historical understanding of the area. $38,=50

Preservation and Documentation of St. Mary's Church and St. L=ke's Bell Tower in Jajce

Bosni= & Herzegovina

T= help preserve the remains of a church and bell tower dating from the 12th=and 13th centuries and to process, complete, and publish archaeologica= documentation on the site. The site became a mosque in the 16th century a=d endures as a symbol of shared heritage. $29,515<=TR>

Restoration of t=e 19th-century Goldasta Mosque in Kabul

Afgha=istan

T= restore a late 19th-century mosque in Kabul's old city. Heavily damaged i= 1993, the mosque is one of several interrelated restoration projects in=the area to train a new generation of craftsmen. The project includes a nu=ber of internships for students of architecture and support for an audiovi=ual documentary on the restoration of the mosque. $82,=00

Preservati=n of the 9th-century Shir-Kebir (Mashad Ata) Mosque

Turkm=nistan

T= restore the Mashad-Ata Mosque, the oldest extant mosque in Turkmenistan=2C a popular pilgrimage destination, and a unique example of pre-Mongol =slamic architecture of the 9th and 10th centuries. The mosque's central do=e is near collapse, endangering the entire structure. The project includ=s an archaeological survey prior to restoration and a conservation trainin= component for students. $33,100

Restoration of the =4th-century Mosque of Old Dongola

Sudan=/SPAN>

T= restore a 14th-century mosque in northern Sudan. Begun in the 9th century=as a church, the building served as a mosque until 1969, when it fell =nto disrepair. The project includes test excavations and the partial resto=ation of the interior. $33,455

Restoration of the 18th-=entury Kizimkazi Mosque

Tanza=ia

T= restore the Kizimkazi Mosque on the island of Zanzibar, one of the olde=t Islamic buildings on the east African coast. Rebuilt in the 18th century=2C the mosque retains elements that date to its establishment in the 12th =entury and is renowned for its distinctive design and inscriptions. Still =n active use, the mosque is in need of structural repairs. $21,500

           

There is another leak which reveals that even the above list has been doctored. One digit has been taken off each "reparations" fee.

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