Hamas Ally CAIR Has Been Operating With Impunity Inside America for 30 Years - Tax Exempt - Forum

🍿In the latest episode of Truth is Stranger than Fiction We Learn: Hamas Ally CAIR Has Been Operating With Impunity Inside America for 30 Years.

Three decades! Tax exempt.
CAIR—A known terror org operating as a
tax-exempt 501(c)(3)👀
Free to roam.
How on earth did that… pic.twitter.com/PtjUOktJSz
— Tosca Austen (@ToscaAusten) December 29, 2025

In the latest episode of Truth is Stranger than Fiction We Learn: Hamas Ally CAIR Has Been Operating With Impunity Inside America for 30 Years.

Three decades! Tax exempt.
CAIR—A known terror org operating as a
tax-exempt 501(c)(3)
Free to roam.
How on earth did that happen?

Waking from a Rumpelstiltskin sleep, Texas and Florida have finally designated CAIR as a foreign terrorist organization.

Sens. Cornyn and Sheehy have a bill to strip its tax-exempt status—no tax breaks for terror sympathizers!

And let's not forget:

Radical .@IlhanMN
has long cozied up to CAIR—speaking at their events, fundraisers hosted by CAIR chapters during her campaigns, and defending them fiercely. Birds of a feather?

Time to designate CAIR a terror org federally and end the subsidies.

A few 'noteworthy' comments and history—from our Founding era about islam—

"Barbary Pirates:
These raids were so successful that, “between 1530 and 1780 there were almost certainly a million and quite possibly as many as a million and a quarter white, European Christians enslaved by the Muslims of the Barbary Coast,” to quote historian, Robert Davis.

"The treatment of these European slaves was exacerbated by the fact that they were Christian “infidels.” As Robert Playfair (b.1828), who served for years as a consul in Barbary, explained, “In almost every case they [European slaves] were hated on account of their religion.” Three centuries earlier, John Foxe (b.1516) had written in his Book of Martyrs that, “In no part of the globe are Christians so hated, or treated with such severity, as at Algiers.”

The punishments these European slaves received for real or imagined offenses beggared description: “If they speak against Mahomet [blasphemy], they must become Mahometans, or be impaled alive,” continued Foxe.

"Back in Congress, some agreed with Jefferson that “it will be more easy to raise ships and men to fight these pirates into reason, than money to bribe them"—including General George Washington: “In such an enlightened, in such a liberal age, how is it possible that the great maritime powers of Europe should submit to pay an annual tribute to the little piratical States of Barbary?” he wrote to a friend. “Would to Heaven we had a navy able to reform those enemies to mankind, or crush them into nonexistence.” (Gen. Geo. Washington)

Thus the United States’ first war—which erupted before it could even elect its first president and intermittently lasted some 30 years—was against Islam; and the latter had initiated hostilities on the same rationale that had been used to initiate hostilities for the preceding 1,200 years.

The oldest paean of the U.S. armed forces, “The Marines’ Hymn,” boasts of fighting everywhere for “right and freedom"—including as far as “to the shores of Tripoli.”

Though most Americans are now unaware of their nation’s first military conflict, references to it are common. The oldest paean of the U.S. armed forces, “The Marines’ Hymn,” boasts of fighting everywhere for “right and freedom"—including as far as “to the shores of Tripoli.”

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Jea9 December 30, 2025 at 12:56pm

A few 'noteworthy' comments and history—from our Founding era about islam—

"Barbary Pirates:
These raids were so successful that, “between 1530 and 1780 there were almost certainly a million and quite possibly as many as a million and a quarter white, European Christians enslaved by the Muslims of the Barbary Coast,” to quote historian, Robert Davis.

"The treatment of these European slaves was exacerbated by the fact that they were Christian “infidels.” As Robert Playfair (b.1828), who served for years as a consul in Barbary, explained, “In almost every case they [European slaves] were hated on account of their religion.” Three centuries earlier, John Foxe (b.1516) had written in his Book of Martyrs that, “In no part of the globe are Christians so hated, or treated with such severity, as at Algiers.”

The punishments these European slaves received for real or imagined offenses beggared description: “If they speak against Mahomet [blasphemy], they must become Mahometans, or be impaled alive,” continued Foxe.

"Back in Congress, some agreed with Jefferson that “it will be more easy to raise ships and men to fight these pirates into reason, than money to bribe them"—including General George Washington: “In such an enlightened, in such a liberal age, how is it possible that the great maritime powers of Europe should submit to pay an annual tribute to the little piratical States of Barbary?” he wrote to a friend. “Would to Heaven we had a navy able to reform those enemies to mankind, or crush them into nonexistence.” (Gen. Geo. Washington)

Thus the United States’ first war—which erupted before it could even elect its first president and intermittently lasted some 30 years—was against Islam; and the latter had initiated hostilities on the same rationale that had been used to initiate hostilities for the preceding 1,200 years.

The oldest paean of the U.S. armed forces, “The Marines’ Hymn,” boasts of fighting everywhere for “right and freedom"—including as far as “to the shores of Tripoli.”

Though most Americans are now unaware of their nation’s first military conflict, references to it are common. The oldest paean of the U.S. armed forces, “The Marines’ Hymn,” boasts of fighting everywhere for “right and freedom"—including as far as “to the shores of Tripoli.”
- ilona Trommler > Jea9 December 30, 2025 at 3:09pm
  
  “Would to Heaven we had a navy able to reform those enemies to mankind, or crush them into nonexistence.” (Gen. Geo. Washington)
  
  Don't we wish they would have fought them into nonexistance!
- Jea9 > ilona Trommler December 30, 2025 at 5:54pm
  
  Now's a good time. Geo. would say so. Pretty sure he wants this country saved from these violent ones who have zero in common with us. As a matter of thinking, me thinks the Western European people (not their govco's) would LOVE to see US rise up against this filth, murder, rape, conquering. Maybe we could start a new thing, and then the Europeans could follow our lead. Twofer. Clean up in aisle 7.
ilona Trommler December 30, 2025 at 12:00pm

Saying it for a decade or more......why does it take so long for Americans to understand, realize, and react to these groups? Arrest them all, deport them all. What do we need before we make Islam illegal in America?
- Jea9 > ilona Trommler December 30, 2025 at 6:01pm
  
  Why? Because we are now close to being ILLITERATE.
  
  Democracy vs Republic. M vs F. Gender vs Sex/XY/XX, Citizen vs Migrant. Immigrant vs Migrant. Rights. Environment. Courts. Media. You get it. Birthright. Law vs legal. Manners. Education. Script writing. Math. History. Heros. You get it.
Jea9 December 30, 2025 at 11:10am

Do it. Now.

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