Jihad is not just swords, guns, bombs, that's the smaller part of it, just like the communists. The bigger part of the total war is espionage, counterintelligence, propaganda, economic warfare, psychological operations, subverting key institutions, education, religious institutions, the media, the government, the political institutions, the security institutions . . . cultural. For them, one of the big cultural penetrations is the religion institutions. That's all part of their warfare for both movements. If it advances their movement, it's game. Nothing is out of bounds. --John Guandolo
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So where are the hot spots across America right now, because one of them was Dallas, Plano, Texas . . .
00:06. Texas in general.
00:07. Texas in general?
00:09. I assess that and my team assesses Houston has the single worst city in America for the joint Islamic communist movement is Houston. But other really bad areas, especially for those Jihad but also the Communist support, the Dearborn, Michigan area, Twin Cities, Minnesota New York City parts of Los Angeles . . .
00:43. Patterson, New Jersey?
00:45. Yeah, so that area around Patterson is pretty bad. In the triangle area, like Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill. Nashville, Charlotte . . . Did I say Tampa? But even like Kansas City, Kansas. Wichita is pretty bad. Indianapolis or excuse me Plainfield, Indiana is the home to ISNA. So they have a base there Chicago I think I mentioned them earlier horrible and I don't just mean Chicago I mean pretty much draw a 35-mile radius around there. And the Jihadi Community is very thick and growing and they are raising a ton of money internally to a ton of money to expand what they're doing there.
01:44. What's a ton of money?
01:45. Like in a weekend, it's not unusual for them to raise several million dollars just to expand one thing they're working on.
01:52. Where's the money coming from?
01:53. From the Muslim Community, the US Muslim Community because you've got, you know, these people are engineers, doctors, they have money and they're putting it back into the Islamic movement.
02:04. And USAID.
02:05. Well yeah. I mean now that's just again another piece of it that we know about but I'll also say that they're getting grants from the US government I mean I remember one grant when I was in touch with some people in John Kelly's office when he was working for Mr. Trump and DHS . . .
02:23. . . . another traitor.
02:24. He stopped one grant to the Muslim Public Affairs Council, which is a Muslim Brotherhood group for over $500,000 that's just one grant, I mean that's a major Muslim Brotherhood entity. It's a major propaganda arm for them. But Phoenix is a huge hub for not only Brotherhood, for Al-Qaeda it has been that since the 1980s. My goodness, you could go around Denver.
02:55. But you're not just talking about Muslim populations . . .
02:57. No, I'm talking about the Jihadi networks in those areas. San Diego's pretty significant Seattle, Portland. Not much . . . there's a network in South Dakota but it's pretty small because they have very low . . . I've done some work up there, they have a very low tolerance for any of that. South Dakota may be the best state in the country. Poised, I would argue it's probably number one on m list for poised to kind of keep the whole communist Islamic movement out. And they're trying to get in there Montana and Wyoming are probably two and three but they have their problems Montana in the state legislature they've got some issues but those would be the best when people ask me what are the best states right now? Those are probably the best for kind of defending liberty. Now, Florida is doing a lot of good proactive work, but they have a very significant Jihadi network, and it's not just in one place. I mean, Tampa is a pretty strong Hamas hub but really around the whole state, they've got a lot of issues. Atlanta is very bad. I mean, Atlanta you can go back to the '80s when Al Qaeda was doing recruiting in Atlanta.
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