To: Matthew Tyson who wrote (4454 ) 10/10/2005 1:15:34 AM From: left_overs Read Replies (2) | Respond to Matthew, Considering Tony's father was on the board of directors of both Global Relief and the Benevolence Foundation and, seeing that Khaled Elgindy petitioned along with the MSA and other Muslim charities for the US government to unfreeze the Holy Land Foundation's assets (after being shut-down for acting as a terrorist financing front), can you shed any light on this civil suit below?GIC747688: Elgindy Waleed I v Elgindy Amr Muslim Student Union - Indiana University - Bloomington Waleed Elgindy , Pres 97-98) indiana.edu msa-natl.org the MSA formally assisted three Islamic charities in fundraising: the Holy Land Foundation, Global Relief, and Benevolence Foundation. After that date, all three were accused by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) of having serious links to terrorism and were ordered closed . The MSA issued a formal statement of protest: "How three of the nation's largest Muslim charities could be made inoperable at the peak of the giving season of Ramadan seemed unbelievable."The MSA reflects a prime characteristic of militant Islamic groups: a refusal to acknowledge the legitimacy of secular society and personal spirituality. The MSA's Starters Guide contains an open call to Islamicize campus politics:It should be the long-term goal of every MSA to Islamicize the politics of their respective university … the politicization of the MSA means to make the MSA more of a force on internal campus politics. The MSA needs to be a more "In-your-face" association.
