Hurricane Katrina charity tied to Islamic terrorist

19 February 2007: Continued investigation by the Northeast Intelligence Network of the Jamaat ul Fuqra terrorist organization has revealed additional information about the group's activities inside the United States - including the possible diversion of money to train terrorists and finance terrorist operations through a number of non-profit organizations, front companies and Islamic charities..

Just three months after Hurricane Katrina, one of the deadliest hurricanes ever to strike the U.S., the Muslim charity Hands to Hands Social Services Agency, Inc. was formed, ostensibly to assist the victims of the storm in the U.S. On September 21, 2005, exactly two months before the articles of incorporation were filed in New York State, the charity issued a press release through PRWEB, announcing that it sent its representatives to the Houston, Texas area to assist victims of Hurricane Katrina. A noble cause at its face, closer scrutiny of this organization and those involved raises serious questions about not only its legitimacy, but the financing of terrorist training through the diversion of funds to Muslim terror kingpin Sheikh Mubarak Ali Gilani. Hands to Hands Social Service Agency, Inc. is a domestic, not-for-profit corporation that has been traced back to international terrorist Sheikh Mubarak Ali Gilani of Lahore, Pakistan via the U.S. Jamaat ul-Fuqra headquarters in Hancock, New York.


Northeast Intelligence Network

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