Thievery & Embezzlement: Ikebal Patel & Ashraf Ali get the shoe

The tentacles of the Muslim Brotherhood are every bit as unethical and as abusive as their parent organization. In Australia the country’s leading Islamic group is under investigation for not only defrauding the Australian government, but for also defrauding its own associated Muslim schools.

Muslim peak body suspends officers

BY: LEO SHANAHAN / From:The Australian /thanks to Rita

THE former president and assistant treasurer of the nation’s peak Muslim body have been stood down by their board amid an audit into alleged financial irregularities at the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils.

The sharia law supporting Ikebal Patel, the former president and current vice-president of AFIC and the assistant treasurer Ashraf Ali were suspended after an executive committee meeting on December 9, and an external auditor brought in to examine the use of hundreds of thousands of dollars of the organisation’s funds. (More)

In November we had this:

PRIVATE schools receiving up to $15 million in government funding each year have transferred large sums to the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils, which operates six schools around the country and is the country’s peak Muslim body.

And the gutless bunch of tossers in Canberra didn’t even go after the Musel-mob to try to get our money back. They didn’t even try.

{ 5 comments }

James Boom December 17, 2012 at 11:55 am: Wouldnt want to loose their marginal welfare seats!
Mullah Lodabullah December 17, 2012 at 12:10 pm: * Wouldnt want to loose their marginal welfare seats!

In a nut shell!
kaw December 17, 2012 at 1:27 pm: For those in the know, and that should be the politicians in our Government, some members of the Australian muslim community have been warning that these clowns were ripping the government off. Yes folks – there are very good muslim people (despite islam) out there – so it is very challenging for us when we have to deal with the s___bags that pollute that community.
PJG December 17, 2012 at 10:41 pm: James and Mullah:
I agree, except for a grammar point. It is “lose”, not “loose.”
kaw December 18, 2012 at 5:22 am: Here is another example of the many that are a significant problem.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/law-order/bail-for-taxi-driver-accused-of-raping-two-drunk-passengers/story-fnat79vb-1226539698815

Note that despite police concerns the muslim thug was given bail. Why??