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The Washington-based Council on American-Islamic Relations, a pro-Muslim lobby named as an unindicted co-conspirator in one of the largest terror-funding cases ever brought by the U.S. government, continues to operate even though it no longer exists as a corporate entity, according to a lawyer suing the organization.WND reported last night CAIR officials were surprised at their 14th annual banquet in Washington when lawyer David Yarushalmi arranged for them publicly to be served with legal notice of a new lawsuit over a staff member accused of representing himself as a lawyer and improperly taking clients' money.Yerushalmi represents four plaintiffs, two of whom are African-American Muslims, in the case that claims CAIR internal documents reveal hundreds of people were victimized in the fraud scheme.Yerushalmi discussed the developments today with WND founder and editor Joseph Farah, who was at the microphone in G. Gordon Liddy's absence on Liddy's regular radio program."We have CAIR documents which demonstrate there are at least 30 other victim-clients who paid money and were victimized by CAIR," Yarushalmi said, "And hundreds of other victims who don't even know they were victims."The lawyer suggested allegations of that kind could spell the beginning of the end for CAIR's operations."If we have our way it certainly is," Yarushalmi told Farah. He said organizations that are proven to have a record of criminal activities should not exist.Then came the suggestion of further defiance of the law by CAIR."The organization is no longer a valid corporation," Yarushalmi revealed on the program. "The District of Columbia delisted it on Sept. 8, 2008."He said the organization failed to file its paperwork to continue to exist."They are not allowed to be operating, according to the law," he said.A spokesman for CAIR, contacted by WND for a comment, said, "Thank you and have a nice day," and hung up on the reporter.The man who served CAIR the legal summons and complaint was Dave Gaubatz, a private researcher who investigated the group for its connections to the Muslim Brotherhood and global jihad....To read more go to:
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