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Court testimony: Ilhan Omar helps Qatar and Iran in extracting sensitive information

 On the basis of a Florida court testimony Ilhan Omar, the Democratic Representative and a member of the progressive Squad in Congress, has been accused of leaking sensitive information to Qatar and Iran. The civil case filed against Omar labeled her as a paid agent of the Arab country, who used her position in the US Congress (House of Representatives) in accessing and passing on sensitive information to Doha and Tehran.

The accusation against Omar was made by Alan Bender, a Kuwaiti-born Canadian businessman, who in his tell-all testimony, given on October 23 via video-conference from Toronto, said that he has close ties with governments and royal officials across the Middle East including Qatar. In his statement, he said that he met Qatar’s Secretary to the Emir for Security Affairs Mohammad bin Ahmed bin Abdullah al-Masnad and two other senior Qatari officials.

The three officials took credit for helping Omar in rising and achieving her current political celebrity status in US and International arena. They claimed: “If it wasn’t for our cash, Ilhan Omar would be just another black Somali refugee in America collecting welfare and serving tables on weekends.” Bender”s deposition was obtained by Al Arabiya English and attested by the attorney for the plaintiffs.

According to his despositiin, “…In the testimony, Bender claims to have been asked to recruit American politicians and journalists to be Qatari assets. He says he objected and the Qatari officials responded by saying that several American politicians and journalists were already on the payroll—most prominently Omar, who was allegedly described as the “jewel of the crown”.

Bender in his testimony added that Qatar “recruited Ilhan Omar from even way before she thought about becoming a government official.… They groomed her and arranged the foundation, the grounds, for her to get into politics way before she even showed interest. They convinced her.” He also alleged that in this two way deal, in exchange for gaining a significant political standing Omar shared information with the Qataris and received cash payments for the same.

A Twitter handle named Imamofpeace, operated by Imam Tawhidi, has been putting out several informational bits to unveil Omar’s identity as a secret agent. He posted a blind item thread several months ago in July accusing brother of the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Khalid bin Hamad al-Thani, of ordering murder of two people and Omar holding ties with Qatari officials. Besides, Tawhidi accused Linda Sarsour of aiding Qatar in a similar manner.

In one of his tweets, Tawhidi wrote: Tomorrow, I will publish the letter that I shall now write to attorney @RCastanedaUSA, recommending that along with her questions regarding her legal case, she also asks the Qataris and ALAN questions that relate to Qatar’s illegal activities in the USA, and its Congress.12/— Imam of Peace (@Imamofpeace) September 17, 2019

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