War Room’s Steve Bannon discussed with Raheem Kassam of the National Pulse, the extremist Islamist group “Army of Darkness.” Kassam had explained to Bannon how the group operates and why he thinks they chose Texas as their US base.
“Raheem, your lead story on National Pulse should send a shiver down every person’s spine in this country, in particularly the MAGA movement. What have you got for us sir?” Bannon asked.
“Having done the research into what is called the “Army of Darkness.” This group that was originated in India and in Pakistan in the 1920s,” Kassam discovered after researching the San Bernardino terrorist attacks in December 2015.
“It’s an Islamist missionary network that really operates under darkness. They really try to not cause a lot of publicity for themselves,” Kassam said.
“What they do is they form these kind of hard line, Sharia compliant madrasas all around the western world with the idea of Islamifying the neighborhoods, cities and states around them,” Kassam warned.
Kassam explained why the group possibly chose Garland, Texas for their US base.
“Now boast a western headquarters in Garland, Texas. That is something that I think should put the fear into the hearts of ordinary people,” Kassam continued.
“I think probably the reason they chose Garland, Texas is because they look at the types of Republicans that are in Texas and they think, we can get away with it here,” Kassam said with a few exceptions like Ken Paxton and Brandon Gill.
Garland, Texas, now hosts the new headquarters of Tablighi Jamaat, a global Islamic missionary network that intelligence agencies contend acts as a potential entry point for jihadism. The network–also known as the ‘Army of Darkness’–has set up operations inside the Masjid Yaseen mosque in Garland, Texas, which now serves as its American nerve center, following its relocation from Louisiana.
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