QATAR COMPLICIT IN JIHAD ATTACK IN SOMALIA; HAS GIVEN MILLIONS TO GEORGETOWN & OTHER UNIVERSITIES

QATAR COMPLICIT IN JIHAD ATTACK IN SOMALIA; 

HAS GIVEN MILLIONS TO GEORGETOWN & 

OTHER UNIVERSITIES

BY ROBERT SPENCER

SEE: https://www.jihadwatch.org/2019/07/qatar-complicit-in-jihad-attack-in-somalia-has-given-millions-to-georgetown-and-other-universities;  

republished below in full unedited for informational, educational and research purposes:

If Qatar would do this in Somalia, can the millions it has showered upon Georgetown University and other American universities be seen as benign? Georgetown is the epicenter of the “Islamophobia” propaganda industry in the U.S., and has worked indefatigably to manipulate Americans into thinking it wrong and bigoted to oppose jihad mass murder and Sharia oppression of women. 

Coincidence? Almost certainly not.



“New York Times obtains recording revealing Qatari complicity in Somalia attack,” Al Arabiya, July 23, 2019:


A businessman linked to the Qatari Emir told Qatar’s ambassador to Somalia that an extremist attack in May was carried out to advance Doha’s interests in the country against the UAE, an audio recording obtained by the New York Times revealed.

According to the New York Times report, in the recording Khalifa Kayed al-Muhanadi tells Qatari ambassador Hassan bin Hamza Hashem that “the bombings and killings, we know who are behind them.”

Al-Muhanadi says the attack was done in order “to make Dubai people run away from there.”

“Let them kick out the Emiratis, so they don’t renew the contracts with them, and I will bring the contract here to Doha,” al-Muhanadi said.

The ambassador then tells al-Muhanadi that the attacks were taking place “to make them run away,” referring to the UAE.

“Our friends were behind the last bombings,” al-Muhanadi replies.

When asked by the New York Times about the recording, neither al-Muhanadi nor the Qatari government denied the authenticity of the phone call, which was secretly recorded by a “foreign intelligence agency opposed to Qatar’s foreign policies.”..