AN ISLAMAVILLE NEAR YOU?

Posted on January 21, 2015

by James R. Rogers 
Clash Daily Contributor

I received an email from a friend in South Carolina telling me that there was a terrorist training camp in York County, S.C. York county occupies an area of 696 square miles in the North East part of S.C., not far from Charlotte, N.C. It has a population of 226,073 as of the 2010 census. The Clarion Project website lists it as “Islamville” with the address of Islamville Way, York County, S.C. 29745. Formed in 1982. They boast of having the first Islamic Shrine in America.

Sheikh Mubarak Ali Gilani claims to have between 10 and 15 thousand followers in America with a presence in 22 of the American states. He also says:

“These are the end times and the carpet is being rolled up”. He also tells his followers to “Act like a friend, and then kill them, just like from the book.”

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These organizations are led by a radical cleric in Pakistan named SheikhMubarak Ali Gilani.

The Islamville website boasts that it houses “the very first Islamic shrine in America,” Baitun-Noor Holy Khanaqah, “one of the holiest shrines in the world.”[1]

A secret tape made by Gilani in Pakistan in the 1980s instructs viewers to contact his offices in the U.S. for “one of the most advanced training courses in Islamic military warfare.” He mentions South Carolina as one location. The film shows Gilani’s followers receiving paramilitary training.[2]

A 2004 report funded by the Justice Department identifies York County, S.C. as a “training compound” for Muslims of the Americas.[3] A 2006 report for law enforcement on the organization also said that York County, S.C. is home to one of at least seven “covert paramilitary training compounds.”[4]

In 2010, nearby residents told a local newspaper that they had seen armed guards patrolling Islamville and that they sometimes heard gunfire at night.[5] The sound of gunfire coming from Islamville was recorded in November 2009, March 2011 and May 2011. A local resident reported the sounds of explosions on January 26, 2012 and April 6, 2012.[6]

http://www.clarionproject.org/analysis/islamville