Sharif El-Gamal, Thug Developer in Ground Zero Mega Mosque, Evicted

Tell me again where this thug is getting 125 million dollars? El-Gamal is a common criminal who is now being evicted for non-payment of rent for his Soho office. Sharif El-Gamal, developer of the Islamic supremacist mega mosque on Ground Zero, the Cordoba House, has a rap sheet a mile long. And his  financier, Hisham Elzanaty, was a large funder of Hamas (exposed in the Holy Land terror funding trial) while defrauding medicare out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Extremist imam Rauf has just been hit with a lawsuit by Union City. Rauf is (among other things) a rat and vermin slumlord, whose tenants live without basic services like hot water. He scammed New Jersey politicians and got taxpayer dollars for rehabilitation of his infested, dilapidated buildings in Union City and Palisades Park, but still his victimized tenants live in squalor. So where's the money?

Rauf and his wife, Daisy the Con, listed their apartment as a mosque in order to conduct what amounts to tax fraud. Rauf got the wildly valuable tax-exempt status for his Muslim organization after deceiving the IRS. He claimed as many as 500 of its members prayed in that tiny one bedroom apartment (also listed as Daisy's residence). Rauf sought "church status" -- an official IRS term for a house of worship of any religion (though stealth Rauf, I am sure, is working the feds to change that term) -- for ASMA, his org. The feds granted the request.

"Church status" is more than just an exemption -- it means never having to pay taxes, file returns or reveal the sources of a congregation's money or how it's spent, according to the Washington-based Investigative Project on Terrorism, which discovered the group's startling claims on the IRS form it filed seeking the special status.

What grifters. And these supremacists intend to use public (you and me, the filthy kaffir) funds for their victory mosque.

Sharif El-Gamal, Developer of Ground Zero Mosque, Evicted from SoHo Office for Racking Up Back Rent NY Daily News hat tip Mary

The developer of the Ground Zero mosque is being bounced from his SoHo office, the Daily News has learned.

Sharif El-Gamal, who runs the real estate firm Soho Properties and is heading the project two blocks from Ground Zero, was slapped with eviction proceedings last month after tallying up $39,000 in back rent, a Manhattan Housing Court filing shows.

The management company that runs 552 Broadway, where El-Gamal leases space, said in the filing that he was warned in July and given until mid-August to pay up.

But when the August deadline passed, management company Royal Crospin Corp. filed the eviction notice.

It's not the first time El-Gamal's company has fallen behind in rent.

Royal Crospin sued Soho Properties last year for nearly $89,000 in back rent. El-Gamal's firm paid $56,000 to settle.