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Washington Free Beacon Staff
July 23, 2013
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Abdul El-Sayed's Father Sits on Board of Charity With Muslim Brotherhood Ties That Got Caught Funneling Cash to Saddam, Was Raided by FBI and US Military
Mohammad El-Sayed's charity was tangled up for years in federal investigations over sending money to Iraq up until days before the US invasion
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New York Times Increasingly Relies on Left-Wing Nonprofit Journalism
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