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Terror’s financiers

Posted on January 17, 2008 | Comments Off

U.S. oversight needs to improve By Rachel Ehrenfeld and Alyssa A. Lappen Washington Times | Jan. 17, 2008 The antiquated Securities and Exchange Commission’s computer system prevents investigators from safeguarding U.S. market integrity. “It’s like working with one hand tied … Continue reading →

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Posted in Articles, Business and Finance, Muslim Brotherhood, Shari'a finance

Tagged bond rating agencies, due dilligence, Federal Reserve Board, financial intelligence, financial jihad, GAO, insider trading, IRS report, Islamic charities, Islamic terror, know your customer, new financial risks, petrodollars, radical Muslim, SEC, self-regulatory organizations, Shari'a finance, shari'a-compliant, socially responsible, terror-funding, U.S. market integrity

Shari’a finance

Posted on November 14, 2007 | Comments Off

by Alyssa A. Lappen FrontPage Magazine | Nov. 14, 2007 In October, Abu Dhabi Prince Nahayan Mabarak al-Nahayan advertised his ultra-conservative sheikdom’s openness “in this age of globalization,” and having had world trade “from ancient times” by welcoming 100 world-class … Continue reading →

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Tithing for Terrorists

Posted on October 12, 2007 | Comments Off

Financing Jihad by Rachel Ehrenfeld and Alyssa A. Lappen National Review Online | Oct. 12, 2007 “Governments have political considerations,” said senior N.Y. Senator Charles Schumer, upon learning in September that Bourse Dubai intends to buy 20 percent of NASDAQ. … Continue reading →

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