NGOs ask your money for poor Syrian children, but then we find that those (often) are used to finance the terrorists.
The Islamic state would have grossed $50 million in “donation” by rich people of the Gulf mainly through NGOs. The “fake good people” that help terror are an international plight. Only in Britain the reported cases of abuse for terrorist purposes, which relate to non-profit organizations, are 630, tripled in the last three years..
One of the last cases concerns the charitable organization “Didi Nwe”, based in Birmingham, which actually raised money for Islamic terrorists. The testimonial was nothing less than Mullah Krekar, a known jihadist preacher, who has had recent legal problems in Italy too. In July, Adeel Ul-Haq has come under the spotlight, who collected funds via Twitter “to help the population of cities afflicted by war in Syria, but in fact sent them to the ISIS fighters”, according to the English Commission on nonprofit.
SITE, which monitors jihadist propaganda, discovered on January 3rd a sensational charity funds collection. The organization appeals to “donate $ 100 a month” to adopt a Mujahed family fighting in Syria. In the announcement there is a photo of a militiaman from the back, in camouflage and machine gun on the shoulder, holding a baby. To deposit the offering simply call a Syrian mobile phone number.
A case of fake “sponsorships” of poor children victims of war involved Italy. On behalf of a bank credit transfers flowed “for charitable activities” in favor of Syrian children. The funds were then sent to Turkey, available for a holy war volunteer, who from Italy went to fight and die in Syria. According to investigations “he had used the charity as a means of transferring funds to finance his unsuspected terrorist organization.” The Intergovernmental Financial Task Force reported that “by 2010 were received 26 reports of suspicious transitions” all against Islamic charities.
Near us, Kosovo is a central of non-profit organizations in collusion with Islamic extremism. The last sensational case involved Hamas, the Palestinian fundamentalist group, and involved too the powerful Christian NGO “World Vision”, since ever with the vice of illicit and controversial activities in countries of the third world. Thanks to his representative, Mohammed Halabi, later arrested by the Israelis, “millions of dollars” were used not for charitable works, but to build the Tunnels of Terror where the weapons go to Gaza or through which are paid the Hamas militants.
The International Task Force has collected 102 cases worldwide, which paint an incredible picture. An international charitable association has used most of the funds raised in the charity to buy “ground-air missiles, assault rifles, drones, night vision goggles, GPS and satellite communications systems” for terrorists. Another NGO was receiving donations “for humanitarian projects in an area of conflict”, but the investigators found that the donations served to finance jihadi training camps.