Canada Gives $30 Million to Muslim Terrorists
June 1, 2010
Last week, the Aga Khan, (left) received a $30 million grant from the Canadian government for a "global center to promote diversity." None of the Opposition parties bothered to ask why the Canadian government gave this tidy sum to one of the richest men on the planet. by David Livingstone
(for henrymakow.com)
The prominence of the Aga Khan family may be attributed to their long-term involvement in the Occult and Illuminati-sponsored Muslim terrorism.
The Aga Khan is the hereditary
leader of 15 million Ismaili Muslims who trace their descent directly to the notorious
Assassins of Islam. Many believe that the Knights Templars learned their
occult doctrines form the Assassins during the Crusades. In fact, according to Scottish
Rite Freemasonry, the Templars "rescued" a number of "Eastern mystics",
and brought them to Scotland, where their traditions were preserved.
Leading scholars of the Kabbalah, like Gershom Scholem, and more recently Nathaniel Deutsch, speculate that a lost Gnostic tradition survived among the Sabians (Assassins), before it was introduced to Southern France and became known as the Medieval Kabbalah. There, it spawned the heresy of the Cathars, from which the Templars emerged, and lead to the legends of the Holy Grail.
Terrorism is a foreign practice to Islam. The first instance of terrorism in Islam can be traced to the Assassins, derived from a heretical splinter group of Islam, known as the Ismailis.
SATANIC SECRET SOCIETY
The Ismailis devised grades of initiation, wherein the leaders could adhere to heretical Gnostic beliefs, while restricting the lower levels to professing some degree of orthodoxy. This allowed them to appear to defend the faith, all the while working towards its destruction, thus recruiting the lower ranks into undermining the religion they falsely believed themselves to be representing.
One of their first important leaders was Abdullah ibn Maymun, who, according to Nesta Webster, taught:
"Imams, religions, and morality were nothing but an imposture and an absurdity. The rest of mankind  the "asses," as Abdullah called them, were incapable of understanding such doctrines. But to gain his end he by no means disdained their aid; on the contrary, he solicited it, but he took care to initiate devout and lowly souls only in the first grades of the sect. His missionaries, who were inculcated with the idea that their first duty was to conceal their true sentiments and adapt themselves to the views of their auditors, appeared in many guises, and spoke, as it were, in a different language to each class...
INTERNATIONAL WAR OF TERROR
The Assassins waged an international war of terror against anyone who opposed them, but eventually turned on each other. Finally in 1250 AD, the conquering Mongols swept over Alamut an annihilated them. Nevertheless, their followers survived, led by an imam called Aga Khan, who moved from Iran to India in 1840.
His subjects, who are estimated to number in the millions, are still found in Syria, Iran, and Central and South Asia, the largest group being in India and Pakistan, where they are known as Khojas.
Aga Khan II, came to be one
of the founders of the Muslim League, which was sponsored by the British
in 1858. The 48th Imam, Sir Sultan Mohammed Shah Aga Khan III, was very
close to the British royal family during his 72-year reign, and held
the post of chairman of the League of Nation's General Assembly for a
year.
The 49th Imam, the currently reigning Prince Karim Aga Khan IV, was given the British title "His Highness" by Queen Elizabeth II in 1957.
MYSTERIOUS ALLIANCES
Just as the 11th century Assassins were responsible for the development of Islamic terrorism, so in the 19th century, did the Ismailis continue to maintain mysterious alliances. At the end of the nineteenth century, the Aga Khan was regularly visited in India by a notorious impostor by the name of Jamal ud Din al Afghani, founder of the Salafi movement, currently spearheaded by Saudi Arabia, and from which all modern Islamic terrorism derives.
AGA KHAN = CIA = MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD = MUSLIM TERRORISM
Essentially, the continuing relationship with the Muslim Brotherhood ostensibly represented the same age-old relationship that existed between the Templars and the Assassins, of which the Aga Khan is the current head. Dean Henderson, author of Geopolitics: The Global Economy of Big Oil, Weapons and Drugs, summarizes the significance of this relationship:
Deeply involved in
providing safe haven for the Afghan Mujahideen, and facilitating their
dispersal throughout the world, was Ismaili Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan,
uncle to the current ruling Prince Karim. (source: http://www.larouchepub.com/
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S Khan said (June 11, 2010):
I read your article titled "Canada Gives $30 Million to Muslim Terrorists" and I must say that I have been very disappointed. After going through the article I could not help asking why linking Assassin story with the center of pluralism? Assassins lived hundreds of years ago and yes, they were Ismailis but what does that have to do with the center of pluralism? You have painted a WRONG image of Aga Khan and his followers, and you certainly do not understand the Muslim culture. Aga Khan is the ONLY Muslim leader who talks about "understanding different cultures and faiths" and the ONLY Muslim leader who ACTUALLY does humanity work but your article highlights a completely wrong image of this great humanistic leader.
In this article, you have only highlighted the Ismaili Assassin era which is a small era in the history of Ismailis. You should also have mentioned about the Fatimed Empire which was established by the ancestors of Aga Khan or you could have also mentioned the good work done by Ismaili Imams like building Universities l(Aga Khan University, Al-Azhar University - the oldest University in Muslim world, ), libraries, parks, hospitals, schools and many more.
I believe that Canadian government has taken a right step by investing $30 Mil in learning about the diverse cultures of the world. The hefty amount paid by the Canadian government will earn good standing in the international community.