Tommy Evans

October 30 near the City Hall we will be having a rally in Loganville Georgia I have learned through my research that the best way to cut off the head of the snake with terrorism is to FOLLOW THE MONEY! So listen up Georgia! The mosque being built in Loganville, Georgia is not just about a building. This is what I need you to understand. Are they building another forward operating base? What are their foreign ties? When someone is talking about conquering the West and being in every tent and home in America; it’s worth scrutinizing.  HERE’S SOME IMPORTANT INFO ON THE 12 MILLION LOGANVILLE GEORGIA MOSQUE PROJECT! As we continue examining the proposed nearly 20,000 square foot mosque in Loganville, Georgia, I want to bring attention to financial relationships that deserve a closer look. WHO IS SIR FOUNDATION, AND WHERE DOES ITS MONEY GO? SIR Foundation is a tax-exempt private foundation based in Lawrenceville, Georgia, with Rahim Shah Akhunkhail associated with its leadership. According to publicly reported IRS nonprofit filings, between 2020 and 2024, SIR Foundation distributed approximately $974,000 in grants. Among its reported recipients: $174,000 — SIR Foundation Pakistan $148,000 — Madina Institute USA $44,000 — Georgia Islamic Institute $20,000 — Community Masjid of Atlanta $18,000 — Al-Hedaya Islamic Center of ICNA $15,000 — ICNA Relief North America $10,000 — Gwinnett Islamic Center $5,000 — Voices of Muslims NOW HERE IS THE CONNECTION TO LOGANVILLE! The Georgia Islamic Institute in Lawrenceville, founded by Dr. Shaykh Abdul Ghaffar Khan, is also the owner of the proposed mosque development in Loganville. SIR Foundation’s reported $44,000 grant to the Georgia Islamic Institute establishes a financial relationship between these organizations. You need to look up and research the George Islamic Institute. I’m gonna let you do the homework!  Does any of that money go toward the Loganville development? That has not been established. AND WHAT ABOUT THE PAKISTAN CONNECTION? SIR Foundation’s reported grants include $174,000 to an organization identified as SIR Foundation Pakistan. Where did that money go? What programs did it support? What documentation is publicly available concerning those transactions? These are financial questions worth examining. NOW LET’S TALK ABOUT THE $12 MILLION CONSTRUCTION PROJECT! According to reported fundraising figures, the organization has raised a little over $6 MILLION toward a $12 MILLION goal. That leaves nearly $6 million still to be raised! Who is financing this project? Are there institutional or foreign donors? What is the plan for completing construction if fundraising falls short? Starting construction before meeting a fundraising goal is not automatically improper. But the financial plan is a reasonable subject for public questions. AND HERE IS SOMETHING EVERY HOMEOWNER IN LOGANVILLE NEEDS TO UNDERSTAND! YOU HAVE THE LEGAL RIGHT TO REQUEST PUBLIC RECORDS ABOUT THIS DEVELOPMENT, AND YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PROVE THAT ANYONE HAS DONE ANYTHING WRONG FIRST! Under Georgia’s Open Records Act, residents can request existing government records concerning zoning approvals, construction permits, site plans, traffic studies, public notifications, and any project financing documents held by the city that are subject to disclosure. Certain nonprofit tax filings are also available to the public through federal disclosure laws. You can legally investigate available records concerning the funding of this development. YOU DO NOT NEED AN ARREST. YOU DO NOT NEED AN INDICTMENT. YOU DO NOT NEED EVIDENCE OF A CRIME TO REQUEST PUBLIC RECORDS! PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY IS NOT AN ACCUSATION OF GUILT. IT IS A RIGHT!