Omar Calls For The Protection Of A Notorious Terrorist Organization

Rep. Ilhan Omar faces more criticism after she officially called for the protection and support of a notorious terrorist organization and the main financier of Al-Shabab… A US-designated terrorist organization.

First, Ilhan Omar wrote a letter requesting a lenient sentence for an ISIS recruit, now this…

I thought she was supposed to represent Minnesota?

Time to get her out of congress!

Somali government and peacekeeping forces, need to protect @Hormuud and the Somali telecom industry as they make enormous contribution to the economy and provide vital services.

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During my visit to Somalia in 2011, I was surprised by the quick evolution of technology in Somalia. https://t.co/u1vAht8sUo

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— Ilhan Omar (@IlhanMN) August 25, 2019

Since they have seen a quick evolution of technology in Somalia, maybe next they can work on evolution of their government.

Times of Israel:

Rep. Ilhan Omar has publicly declared her support for a notorious organization known for its terrorist leadership and financing of terrorism. But it almost went unnoticed, until the tweet was brought to my attention.

On the 26th of August, Rep. Ilhan Omar made the following tweet.

“Peacekeeping forces”?

Mrs. Omar has publicly called for the protection of Hormuud. Yet Hormuud Telecom has been mentioned as a sponsor of terrorism, not once, not twice, but many, many times.

What is Hormuud?

Hormuud Telecom Somalia Inc. is a private Somalian telecommunications company founded by Ahmed Nur Ali Jimale in April of 2002.

The United Nations Security Council’s Report of the Secretary-General on the situation in Somalia, dated 20 July 2009, contained the following paragraphs involving the activities of Ahmed Nur Ali Jimale, his company Hormuud and his direct support for al-Shabaab, a jihadist militant Islamic terrorist group in Somalia (pages 10-11):

“Ali Ahmed Nur Jim’ale (Jim’ale) has served in leadership roles with the former Somali Council of Islamic Courts, also known as the Somali Islamic Courts Union, which was a radical-Islamist element.The most radical elements of the Somali Islamic Courts Union eventually formed the group known as al-Shabaab. More

Omar, please go back to Somalia!

That’s great! Sounds like a good career opportunity for you over there 👉 👋

— robcarter71 (@robcarter71) August 25, 2019

If you only cared this much about the United States…

— Evan j (@EvanjjjGa) August 25, 2019

Dear @IlhanMN it shouldn’t skip your mind that @Hormuud are the biggest war-profiteers in #Somalia together with @DahabshiilGroup they abhor governance & bankroll #al_shabab though we also know that @kdfinfo are in bed with #al_shabab through the illegal charcoal & sugar trade.

— Abshir Ahmed (@ahmedsadaklaw) August 25, 2019

If you care more about The Somali Government than USA and the people, resign and move to Somali. Work for The Somali Government. You can try to fix it.

— 🇺🇸Mark🇺🇸 (@MarkGolf32) August 25, 2019