After UTT published it's article yesterday
(12/19/16) revealing Muslims are conducting pre-operation
surveillance in American churches, UTT was contacted by law
enforcement, intelligence sources and others.
From these discussions it
was revealed that members of the Council of Islamic Organizations of
Greater Chicago (CIOGC) are using interfaith
outreach with Christian churches and Jewish
synagogues for the purpose of (1) studying them internally to
determine how to best influence their congregations to soften them
towards Islam, and (2) to conduct pre-operational surveillance of the
churches and synagogues.
Law enforcement officials
are aware CIOGC is tied directly to the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood, and
is heavily influenced by Hamas doing business as the Council on
American Islamic Relations (CAIR).
It is UTT's professional
opinion the Executive Director of CAIR, Nihad Awad, is the Muslim
Brotherhood's General Masul - the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood in
the United States.
The CIOGC is considered by
some in the Chicago community as a "moderate" organization
working to "bring the community together." In fact,
they are using and manipulating non-Muslim religious leaders to
intentionally weaken their positions so Muslims will have an easier
time controlling public opinion and the opinion of the Christian/Jewish
congregations so when violence strikes the Christians and Jews
will rely on - not break from - the jihadis posing
as friends.
An example of how this will
work here in America is the killing of a Catholic priest in France in
July 2016. Muslims killed the priest during Mass, and within days,
Christian and Jewish leaders were standing arm in arm with the
leaders of the jihadi muslim community who support jihad and killing
priests.
Exactly the objective of
the efforts of the Islamic leaders.
Relatedly, UTT also
received reports Monday confirming other churches in the U.S. are
experiencing similar episodes as described in UTT's article
about churches being surveilled by Muslims.
UTT stands ready to assist
church leadership to provide consultation, briefings, and training.
Because of the increased
threat to U.S. churches, UTT has changed it fee for programs in
churches, and for the time being will conduct briefings for churches
on the Islamic threat for a significantly reduced rate.
On a day when a muslim
Turkish policeman assassinated the Russian Ambassador to Turkey and
two muslims plowed a truck into a crowded Christmas market in Berlin,
Germany killing at least 12 and wounding approximately 50 others,
American religious leaders need to get attentive quickly and face the
wolf inside their house.
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