De Paul University JIhad

Dear Robert Spencer,

As a life long Blue Demon (De Paul alumnus) I am pleased to hear of

your upcoming appearance at DPU - I've been very concerned with the

situation at my Alma Mater (DPU School of Music, 1976) since the

introduction of the Muslim Studies Major in 2003 and the founding of

United Muslims Moving Ahead (http://condo.depaul.edu/~umma/) - the

selection of Dr Beverly Amiin (wish strong connections to Calypso

Louie Farrkhan the NOI) was another alarming development.

I began writing about problems at DPU when the Muslim students

attacked Professor Klozek and began the DEPAULUNIVERSITYJIHAD (http://

groups.yahoo.com/group/DEPAULUNIVERSITYJIHAD/) shortly thereafter.

It's truly alarming and the Jihadist have even invaded Chicago's Mercy

Housing and have used our Internet Network to aid the Jihad.

De Paul University Dhimmis Message List

Dawa and De Paul

By George M Weinert V

Wednesday, September 27, 2006 Chicago, IL

The creeping Islamic Dawa at Chicago's De Paul University

came to

national attention last year with the dismissal of Adjunct

Professor

Thomas Klocek, a part-time instructor who was fired for

the grave

offense of 'offending' a tiny group of ever-so-sensitive

Muslim

students. Knowing this and aware of the hundreds of

millions in

Petrodollars at stake, the growing Saudi Da'wa at DPU

comes as no

surprise but the Editorial which masquerades as a news

article on

Page 2 of the DePaulia student newspaper of September 22,

2006 was a

real shock. Coming in the same week that an Islamofascist

'cleric'

threatened to behead the Holy Father as Muslim mobs

demanded his

blood while the fearless Mujahideen of Iraq marked the

start of

Ramadan by murdering 39 women and children this silly

exercise in

mental masturbation is an insult.

This scholar can no longer be silent since I am a De Paul

University

alumnus - School of Music, 1976. I also attended De Paul

Academy

(Until it was closed in 1967) as did my late father (who

was a

classmate of Reverend John Cortelu - the guiding force

behind the

phenomenal growth of DPU) in the 1930's as well and

frequent both

the

Lewis Center and the Lincoln Park John T. Richardson

libraries, read

the De Paulia (the student newspaper) and get to observe

what is

really going on at my old "Catholic" Alma Mater.

Author Michelle Stoffel uses this deceptively inclusive

piece of

propaganda to repeatedly praise the efforts of UMMA -

United Muslims

Moving Ahead, the Islamic Society of North America and

the

ubiquitous

Muslim Student Association

While the St. Vincent De Paul Society does not seem

terribly popular

at De Paul's Lincoln Park campus lately the Muslim Student

Association [http://www.msa-natl.org/]has been everywhere and a

brief

search

at David Horrowitz's http://discoverthenetworks.org/

reveals some

disturbing facts:

What is the real nature of the Muslim Students'

Association of

the U.S. and Canada (MSA)? This octopus-like entity

has

infiltrated numerous college and university

campuses in North

America, and has taken the lead in corralling young

Muslims to

defend the fascist dictator Saddam Hussein.

According to MSA,

the correct position for Muslims in America

involves their

marching alongside neofascists and Stalinists, with

the

legions of "useful fools" who flock to

bogus "peace"

demonstrations.

When its leaders speak to mainstream media, MSA

presents

itself as a campus-service organization not much

different

from other collegiate faith groups. But the reality

is very

different, and deeply sinister. MSA is a key

element in the

Wahhabi lobby, and a cornerstone of the conspiracy

by

Saudi-backed extremists to control American Islam,

as well the

public discourse about Islam in America.

Above all, MSA now seeks to present itself as

moderate and

opposed to terrorism, even though its chapters have

distributed the propaganda of Osama bin Laden on

its websites,

along with publicity-recruiting campaigns for

Wahhabi

subversion of the Chechen struggle in Russia.

To best understand the MSA and its history one

should turn to

the work of Hamid Algar, a Western Muslim scholar

of

impeccable academic credentials, who also happens

to be a

ferocious critic of the U.S. and Israel. Algar, a

member of

the University of California-Berkeley faculty, is

the

biographer of Ayatollah Khomeini and among the

leading

historians of Islamic spirituality alive today.

But although he is no friend of President Bush or

Ariel

Sharon, Algar has described with stunning accuracy

the nature

of the MSA. In his brief work Wahhabism: A Critical

Essay,

published in 2002, he writes: "Some Muslim student

organizations have... functioned at times as Saudi-

supported

channels for the propagation of Wahhabism abroad,

especially

in the United States. The Muslim Student

Association of the

U.S. and Canada was established in 1963, one year

after the

Muslim World League [MWL] with which it had close

links." Let

us note here that the MWL was established by the

Saudi regime

as an extremist Islamic equivalent of the old

Communist

International or Comintern, and that its cadres

included

numerous Islamist "revolutionaries" from the

Egyptian Muslim

Brotherhood and from Pakistan.

Algar continues, "Particularly in the 1960s and

1970s, no

criticism of Saudi Arabia would be tolerated at the

annual

conventions of the MSA... Its numerous local

chapters would make

available at every Friday prayer large stacks of

the [MWL]'s

publications, in both English and Arabic...

Although the MSA

progressively diversified its connections with Arab

states,

official approval of Wahhabism remained strong."

Algar notes

that in 1980 the organization published a

translation, which

was actually a text puffed up to give it more

substance, of

writings by Ibn Abd al-Wahhab, the 18th century

founder of the

dispensation named for him, which is presently the

state sect

in the Saudi kingdom.

With some sarcasm, Algar points out "it might

appear at first

sight puzzling that students pursuing a higher

education

should be attracted to a Wahhabi reading of

Islam... they found

in Wahhabism a 'rationalized' Islam, stripped of

the niceties

and ambiguities of juristic reasoning, the

complexities of

theology, and the subtleties of Sufism" [islamic

spirituality]. He calls attention to MSA's role in

the

creation of the Islamic Society of North America,

or ISNA,

which is best described as a branch of the Saudi

religious

militia operating to impose Wahhabi conformity on

all of

American Islam.

In addition, the MSA has strong ties with the World

Assembly

of Muslim Youth (WAMY), established in 1972 and

directed from

the Saudi capital, Riyadh. WAMY's U.S. offices in

Northern

Virginia have been a central target of the federal

investigation of terrorist funding and money

laundering by

Islamist groups following the horrors of September

11th.

The foremost aim of the Wahhabis is always to

impose a single

voice on Muslims. Right now, this means projecting

the image,

in U.S. media as well as on campuses, that all

right-thinking

Muslim believers consider an attack on Saddam and

his regime

to be aggression against Islam. This is a lie.

Thousands of

Iraqi Shias, Kurds, and other Muslims in the U.S.

support the

Bush project for the liberation of Iraq from the

fascist

regime, and for the broader liberation of Islamic

societies

from the grip of tyranny and terrorism, leading to

a new epoch

of democracy, prosperity, and stability. 1

De Paul is now and always has been a traditionally

conservative

school and proud that it was not considered in the same

class as the

dope-smoking hippies at the University of Chicago,

University of

Illinois at Circle or Northwestern University in Evanston.

In the

years I attended (1970-1976) the School of Music was

downtown at the

Lewis Center, a primarily commuter campus that was

extremely

conservative and oriented towards the business community

which made

it a far cry from the 'academic' lunacy transpiring at

other

colleges

and universities in the early 1970's. It seems that things

have

changed quite a bit in the last three decades when we see

Islamic

organizations with ties to Islamofascist Terror groups at

the

nation's Number One Catholic University:

The Muslim Student Association is a Pro-Terror

Organization

by Ben Johnson

MSA members at UCLA raised money for Hamas and Hezbollah

terrorists at their annual "Anti-Zionist Week."

Speaker Muammad Faheed told an MSA meeting at

Queensborough

Community College in New York, "The only

relationship you

should have with America is to topple it!"

Nihad Awad addressed the 2003 Iowa Muslim Student

Association Annual Conferences. Awad had told a

college

audience in 1994, "I am a supporter of the Hamas

movement."

The University of Southern California MSA invited

Taliban

ambassador Sayyid Hashimi to speak on campus six

months

before 9/11.

MSA at California State University Northridge

held a

fundraiser for Islamic Relief, an organization

that received

a $50,000 contribution from a front group run by

Osama bin

Laden.

Dr. Abdulrahman Hijazi on James Madison

University's MSA

2002 "Jihad" panel, giving a speech on "The

Islamic Peace

Process and the Goals of Jihad." He once extolled

a

terrorist "martyr" whose "hope of having the

mercy of

Allah...by one of the greatest good deeds, which

is jihad, was

more attractive to him than by being happy with

his wife at

home."

University of Idaho MSA President Sami Omar Al-

Hussayen, was

ordered deported for working for a radical Muslim

charity

with ties to terror. While on campus, he had

sought access

to a chemical lab containing nuclear material.

Last October, the University of Pennsylvania MSA

sponsored

"Rev." Bill Baker, the onetime chairman of the

neo-Nazi

Populist Party, a fact the local MSA president

dubbed

"irrelevant." 2.

MSA is connected with the ultra-liberal group ANSWER and

also has

ties to the Workers of the World who are strong proponents

of

Communist ideologies. Chicago's labor movement still hosts

a

smattering of old time WOOBLIES (Illinois Workers of the

World)

party

members and we used to frequent one of their meeting halls

near

Fullerton and Halsted in the late 1970's since it was a

great place

to pick up promiscuous hippie gals and often hosted ad-hoc

60's

style folk music when Orphan's was a major Chicago

entertainment

venue. Incredibly there are still many of them wandering

about the

city and it's not unusual to hear the praises of Marx and

Engels. If

the reader does not see the connection, you are invited to

investigate the ties between the Islamofascists of

Palestinian,

Syria, Iraq and Iran to the old USSR and the KGB tactics

still in

common use today. It's all as anti-American as you can

get.

De Paul University is the NUMBER ONE Catholic University

in the

country and ir ranked seventh nation wide. Two and half

years ago

there was a lot of talk on campus since a new "Islamic

Studies"

major

had been instituted. Bear in mind that De Paul University,

founded

by the Vincentian Brothers has traditionally been a haven

of

Catholic

ideals, philosophy and the great academic tradition of the

Catholic

Teaching Orders. (and a great rival of the Jesuits at

Loyola) During

the summer of 2002 at the Lincoln Park Campus, the

"Palestinians"

(Arabs or whatever else they really are) began to make

themselves

quite visible. At one of their first demonstrations (where

they

actually had a stuffed camel rented and set up in the quad

on campus

right outside the Richardson Library) they were badly

outnumbered by

Israeli students proudly displaying the Star of David and

Israeli

flags and their supporters by a margin of about 30-1 -

they

obviously

remembered this shame, and like any good Arab planned

their revenge

and have a lot of help from the

Islamic Society of North America (ISNA)

[http://www.isna.net]

ISNA enforces Wahhabi theological writ in the

country's 1,200

officially recognized mosques (out of a possible

total of

4,000, including unrecognized and small

congregations). Former

ISNA president Muzammil Siddiqi, described by many

of his

critics as a power-hungry fanatic, appeared in an

official

ceremony at the National Cathedral in Washington

directly

following September 11th. But some 10 months before

then, on

October 28, 2000, Siddiqi asserted, 'America has to

learn