Sarsour Looking For Ways To Raise Money For Islamists But Look Like Helping Notre Dame

“I could go on about Jews, money, and lack of gratitude, but now we must focus on leveraging the current moment and Notre Dame.”

New York, April 17 – A prominent activist for women’s and Muslims’ rights in the US aims to repeat the feat she managed two years ago following the desecration of Jewish graves, this time pretending to help Parisians rebuild a famous Paris cathedral destroyed yesterday in a fire, but in fact holding the monies for herself and the Islamist groups she supports.

Women’s March leader Linda Sarsour sent a message amid news coverage of the blaze that gutted the Notre Dame cathedral in central Paris, in which she attempted to gauge the feasibility of drawing donations from the public ostensibly to help the Roman Catholic community cope with the extensive damage to a major piece of its heritage, but that will in fact pay for her living expenses and for the support of her allies such as the Nation of Islam.

“How can we, as a community, demonstrate our public solidarity with Notre Dame, and leverage that effort to strengthen our own community?” wondered Sarsour in the message. “This is a powerful moment, and we would be remiss if we did not seize it as we did when that Colorado Jewish cemetery was vandalized.”

“Only this time,” she continued, “we will make better preparations regarding the visibility of the small portion of the collected funds we do provide for the Notre Dame repairs. As you may recall, in 2017 our movement faced unjust but robust criticism for not transferring in what critics called a timely manner what we collected for defaced Jewish cemeteries. While ultimately we provided tens of thousands of dollars, the perceived delay was a public relations setback for our movement. I could go on about Jews, money, and lack of gratitude, but now we must focus on leveraging the current moment and Notre Dame.”

“Nothing prevents us from reserving for ourselves and our allies the lion’s share of whatever funds we raise with the Notre Dame rallying cry,” she added. “The point here would be to generate noise and positive media coverage for the token amount we end up giving to them, whereas the primary beneficiaries of this fundraising effort will be our marginalized community.”

Sarsour’s allies warmed to her approach. “This is a proven winning formula,” observed Louis Farrakhan. “I would have preferred some explicit invocation of Jewish perfidy as a way to arouse passions and generate greater contributions, but we all have our different ways. In the end the Nation of Islam will benefot financially and be better-equipped to highlight Jewish perfidy and evil on its own. It’s all good.”

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