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| Joe Biggs here with Infowars.com. | |
| Now we're in the northeast region of the United States, and the reason I'm not saying where we are is for security reasons. | |
| We don't want to disclose where we are. | |
| Due to the fact that there have been threats to locations we're going to, not against us, but these places have received threats and we don't want to set off any alarms whatsoever. | |
| We're on a North American tour exposing the American caliphate that is unfolding before our eyes on a daily basis. | |
| We saw the attacks that happened in Paris, which has sparked a huge outrage where there's a lot of people out there who are scared of Muslims. | |
| I mean, at the end of the day, that's what it is. | |
| And in America nowadays, because we're politically correct, apparently, in every aspect of everything, it's racist to call things what they are. | |
| Radical. | |
| There is radical Islam, but there is also peaceful people that are Muslims as well. | |
| And that's something I'd like to point out as well. | |
| We're here investigating a lot of these different compounds that are... | |
| Now, one of the people I like to talk about is a person who has been connected to different terror investigations. | |
| He has opened up two compounds in America and has been tied to terrorist organizations. | |
| And I have the FBI documents right here that talk about this man and the work that he is doing. | |
| Now, what we're going to do is we'll go into that right here. | |
| This man is a radical Pakistani cleric named Mumbark Ali Jalani, and his followers testify to the holiness of a shrine where miracles allegedly prove his supernatural powers. | |
| Now, this shrine isn't in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, or anything like that. | |
| It's here in America. | |
| There's two places that we will be going to, and we will be investigating, among other places as well. | |
| Now, this was founded in 1982. By a group called Muslims of America. | |
| Now, Muslims of America was formed by Jelani in the early 1980s. | |
| He took a trip to New York and founded this group. | |
| Now, when you go look at this FBI paperwork here, it says Muslims of America, a.k.a. | |
| Fucra Jamaat al-Fucra. | |
| That is a terrorist organization right there. | |
| Threat Task Force of the FBI had been investigating these guys in 2007. And these locations are still open. | |
| They're still allowing people to practice. | |
| Now we'll go into some more things about Alfucra. | |
| Now Alfucra, described by the State Department. | |
| It is an Islamic sect that seeks to purify Islam through violence. | |
| But the White House comes out and says, no, these guys are not a terrorist organization. | |
| But you have the State Department clearly right here saying, yes, they do. | |
| Now, Fucre was behind many assassinations and bombings between 1979 and the early 1990s. | |
| Its biggest plot aimed to kill 4,500 Indians in Toronto during the Festival of Lights in 1991. Its destructive capacity first caught the FBI's attention in 1989 because of a raid. | |
| On a storage locker in Colorado Springs. | |
| Now, they discovered weapons and plans for various attacks, including a scheme to murder Imam Rashad Khalifa in Arizona. | |
| And they also succeeded at that. | |
| Alfukra actually killed that man. | |
| So that is who runs these compounds in America. | |
| So this is a very serious thing. | |
| That's why we're going to investigate and expose what's going on. | |
| Because one of the largest stories in the world right now is whether or not we should take Syrian refugees. | |
| You have Arabic countries across the world who have closed down their borders not taking them. | |
| But then here in America, you've got 30 states, 30 governors who come out. | |
| And said, hey, we're not going to take any Syrian refugees. | |
| Now, that sounds fine and dandy. | |
| That sounds good on that ticker across Fox News or MSNBC or CNN. But really, when you look at it, all it takes is for one state to open up the borders, allow them to come in, have another safe haven, and then you can get the bad apples to come in. | |
| We're not saying that all Muslims are bad. | |
| I'm definitely not going to say that because I know many Muslims. | |
| We have many Muslims who watch InfoWars. | |
| And I know that they are good, hardworking people who want to live peaceful lives and be productive. | |
| And that's not what we're here to talk about. | |
| We're here to talk about the bad apples, the ones that are going to get through and exploit the refugee crisis. | |
| Now, back in Kentucky, that happened. | |
| ABC News did an entire story on it showing two gentlemen who were in a locker, much like this right here, where they had weapons. | |
| Shoulder-fired missiles, AK-47s, Vargovs, Ditchkas, and they were sending those back overseas to fight American troops. | |
| Our president has come out and talked about radical Islam, but he is too afraid because he's so politically correct that he can't even call it what he is. | |
| Now we have people like Bernie Sanders who are blaming terrorism on climate change. | |
| That climate change is what happened. | |
| Climate change causes terrorism. | |
| And then you have people coming out and saying that terrorism is because of stress. | |
| I get stressed out all the time. | |
| I've been to combat. | |
| I've been there. | |
| there, but not once have I ever decided to go into a theater and murder 89 people because I was stressed out. | |
| That is completely and totally ridiculous. | |
| At the end of the day, let's stop being politically correct and let's just call things what they are. | |
| There is a radical version of Islam out there. | |
| It's not what... | |
| The Koran teaches. | |
| It's not what all Muslims are about. | |
| But there are people out there who can look at that stuff, and then they twist those words up in their head, and they see it as going out and stoning individuals. | |
| They see it as throwing homosexuals off of that. | |
| But then you get the liberals who are all pro-equality, that women's rights, that we should have LGBT everywhere, that everyone should, you know... | |
| Hands across America for people. | |
| They want to have equal rights to allow everyone to be married. | |
| But at the same time, they want to ignore the fact that these countries do execute homosexuals. | |
| Or they do treat women like garbage. | |
| That is the ridiculous thing that we are here to expose. | |
| And the fact that you can be in a place like, let's say, New York. | |
| Where you can't have guns, but then some people are allowed to. | |
| There's a double standard going on with these compounds, and we want to do a tour of America. | |
| This will be the first leg of many trips over the next few months where we will expose these compounds and expose what's really going on. | |
| One of the places we're going to go to. | |
| Reuters was actually let to go in. | |
| They allowed Reuters to go in and talk, and they put out an entire different narrative. | |
| But then you read a report from Fox News, and they're saying that the people at the gate are armed to the teeth, that they wouldn't let them in, that they would not allow Fox News to have any kind of entrance or do any reporting on that stuff. | |
| So it seems like if you're not willing to push the narrative of these places, they will shut you down. | |
| So, like I said, we're here to expose this I'm just here to report on what I see | |
| and give my first-hand account. | |
| If that's something you like, share this video, comment below, and let us know what you think. | |
| If you have any places that you know of that are possibly caliphate hotbeds in America, send us that information, and if it's in part of our area, we'll go and try and investigate that as well. | |
| So stay tuned for more reports. |
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