Congressman tom malinowski's campaign, financed by libyan jihadist terrorist money man who supported 9-11 mastermind osama bin laden

Congressman Tom Malinowski’s campaign, financed by Libyan Jihadist terrorist money man who supported 9-11 mastermind Osama Bin Laden

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February 5, 2022

One of the people bankrolling New Jersey Democrat Tom Malinoski is self-proclaimed Jihadist and terrorism financier Emadeddin Muntasser. Since 2019, Muntasser has donated thousands of dollars to the New Jersey progressive and hundreds of thousands of dollars to other left-wing Democrats nationwide.

Today, Malinowski’s Republican challenger Tom Kean is asking the far-left wing congressman to give the Libyan sponsor of terrorism a charity that helps people affected by the atrocities of the radical Islamic fundamentalist organizations bankrolled by Muntasser.

“This is but another chapter in the history of Tom Malinowski’s lack of integrity & poor judgment,” Kean said. “He needs to donate the money he received from Muntasser to a 9/11 related charity & explain what he was thinking when he took Muntasser’s check in the first place.”

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Since 2019, Muntasser, through his Geneva Group and Quitri III, LLC made three financial contributions to Malinowski’s congressional campaign fund.

“A convicted felon accused by the US government of supporting “the cause of violent jihad” — and promoting 9/11 mastermind Osama Bin Laden — donated to Joe Biden’s presidential campaign and a host of progressive Democrats [including Tom Malinowski] following his release from prison, records show,” the New York Post reported today.

Evidence presented during the 24-day trial proved that the defendants fraudulently used Care International to solicit and obtain tax-deductible donations for the purpose of supporting and promoting the mujahideen (Muslim holy warriors) and jihad (violent armed conflict).

The evidence demonstrated that from in or about April 1993 to April 2003, MUNTASSER, ALMONLA, and MUBAYYID, concealed the fact that Care International was an outgrowth of and successor to the Al-Kifah Refugee Center (“Al-Kifah”) and was engaged in non-charitable activities involving the solicitation and expenditure of funds to support and promote the mujahideen and jihad from the IRS, FBI, and Immigration and Naturalization Service (now known as Immigration and Customs Enforcement).

Further, the government proved that MUNTASSER, AL-MONLA, and MUBAYYID conspired to defraud the United States for the purpose of impeding, impairing, interfering, and obstructing the lawful functions of the Internal Revenue Service in the ascertainment, assessment, and determination of whether Care International qualified and should be designated as a charitable organization.

“The organization described its mission as helping war orphans, widows, and refugees in Muslim nations. But prosecutors said it was a successor to a US branch of a group founded by Osama bin Laden to recruit, fund, and transport Muslim militants involved in armed conflicts around the world,” the Boston Globe reported.

Muntasser has been accused of being a promoter of 9-11 mastermind Osama Bin Laden.

Kean is calling on Malinowski to donate the money given to him by Muntasser and donate it to charities that help victims of the 9-11 terrorist attacks, which are suspected to have been partially funded by Munstasser.

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