Laura Loomer

And so the enforcement needs to come from the IRS.

If they would have just designated all Muslim Brotherhood affiliates when they signed this executive order, instead of gaslighting us and pretending like this designation was a real designation, they would be able to shut down all of the four-letter...

And you know exactly what I'm talking about.

I'm not allowed to talk about it.

But they would be able to shut down all of these Islamic charities, charities in air quotes, of course.

And what people need to understand, Steve, is that the concept of charity in Islam, zakat, is one of the high pillars of Islam.

Under Islamic law...

One-eighth of all Zakat, all Islamic charity has to go towards funding global Islamic jihad.

So one-eighth of all of the funds and millions of dollars every single year that these Islamic, you know, air quote charities are able to fundraise here in America is going towards funding global Islamic jihad.

So our IRS is giving a tax deduction to Islamic jihadist Muslim Brotherhood pro-Hamas groups in America to send funds to fund Zakat.

groups like Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood, Hezbollah, ISIS.

And we already know this because the story just broke last week that showed that the largest funder of al-Shabaab was the Minnesota taxpayer.

So this is what's being enabled by the IRS on U.S.

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And I just want to know, why is it that the president signed an executive memorandum on September 25th directing the DOJ and directing the IRS, specifically Scott Besant?

They still have not replaced

him with a new acting IRS director, despite promises to do so weeks ago.

And he directed them to start a review process of all of the funding sources of groups engaged in domestic terrorism on U.S.

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These Muslim Brotherhood groups have united with groups like Antifa and Black Lives Matter to carry out acts of domestic terrorism.