Muslims just cannot help themselves, except to help themselves to our money. If there is a dishonest dollar to be screwed out of solid hard working Australians, they will do it. In Ahmed Fahour’s case,  the Musel museum is a pet project of his that is closely linked to his family!

The Islamic ÂMuseum of Australia showÂcases the heritage and culture of Australian Mozlems, through art, architecture, food and installations. One of their most outrageous claims is that they ‘discovered’ Australia long before Captain Cook arrived.
How far does the corruption stretch. Well….it probably won’t surprise anyone who knows anything about mohammedism. The founder and director of the museum is former Macquarie Bank executive Moustafa Fahour – Ahmed Fahour’s brother. And Moustafa’s wife, Maysaa, is the chairÂwoman and director. The Macquarie Bank is hand in glove with the Bendigo Bank…you know, the one that closed the accounts of the patriot Concerned Citizens of Bendigo.
And just to keep everything in the family, the Fahours’ sister, MasterChef participant Samira El Khafir, is head chef and manÂages the cafe on site. It wouldn’t surprise us if the toilet paper is made by Fahour’s brother’s cousin’s uncle! (From Islam 4 Infidels)
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Bill Muehlenberg’s commentary on issues of the day… in Culture Watch:
OK, so what are we to make of this: Two million dollars – presumably of our tax dollars – was seemingly donated by Australia Post to an Islamic museum in Melbourne. Yes, you read that right. Over $2 million was given to the museum by the head of Australia Post, who happens to be a Muslim. The story goes like this:
Australia Post donated more than $2 million to an Islamic museum in suburban Melbourne in lieu of a bonus it was due to pay its chief executive, Ahmed Fahour. The Herald Sun can reveal Mr Fahour asked for the bonus to be donated directly to the Islamic Museum of Australia, of which he is patron. The donation was made months ago, but has only emerged now, when Australia Post is sacking 900 staff to stem the losses at its domestic mail division. Mr Fahour said he and his family had been able to make a “substantial contribution’’ to several not-for-profit organisations in recent years.
“Earlier this year, I announced that my family had contributed $4 million to the Islamic Museum. We have also made contributions to a number of other community causes such as schools, sporting clubs and the arts,’’ he said. The Herald Sun understands the bonus formed part of the $4.8 million salary that Mr Fahour was paid in the 2012-2013 financial year. The donation – expected to be declared in Australia Post’s financial report later this year – raised eyebrows within the organisation, with a source questioning the size of the bonus and the fact it was donated to a charity closely linked to Mr Fahour’s family.
It is not fully clear whose money it actually was. The article goes on to say that another source said the donation was a private one. So there is a bit of ambiguity in this article as to what exactly is going on. But nonetheless, it seems some hard questions need to be asked here.
As we just recently learned, Australia Post is losing heaps of money, and laying off heaps of workers throughout the country. If AP is in such a bad way, why in the world is the head of it being given a $2 million bonus? Heads would roll if this happened in a private business.
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