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🚨ISLAMIZATION OF ARKANSAS: RED/GREEN ALLIANCE! RAIR EXPOSED THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD CONNECTIONS MONTHS AGO. YET....Democrat Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. is publicly celebrating Huda Academy’s opening... “Honored to help open Huda Academy alongside Little Rock’s Muslim community in West Little Rock.” ⚠️ HEY Mayor @FrankScottJr, it seems you don't even know how to spell the Brotherhood-tied school...it is HUDA, not HOUDA... Here is the network behind that ribbon-cutting. ▪️ NAIT - THE PROPERTY CONNECTION: The Muslim Brotherhood’s 1991 internal memorandum listed the North American Islamic Trust among its “organizations and the organizations of our friends.” Federal prosecutors also cited trial exhibits identifying NAIT as an organization created by the U.S. Brotherhood. RAIR documented that Huda Academy’s affiliated Islamic Center of Little Rock transferred properties to NAIT and borrowed money from it. ▪️ ISNA - THE LEADERSHIP CONNECTION: The same Brotherhood memorandum listed the Islamic Society of North America. Prosecutors cited a separate Brotherhood document identifying ISNA as founded by the U.S. Brotherhood. Huda Academy’s strategic plan called for training board members and school leaders through ISNA. The connection reaches the people directing the school. ▪️ MAS - THE STUDENT CONNECTION: The Muslim American Society was founded by Brotherhood members. Its then-secretary general, Shaker Elsayed, acknowledged: “Ikhwan members founded MAS.” RAIR documented Huda Academy taking students to a MAS convention. The connection reaches the children. Property ownership. Leadership development. Student activities. Those are concrete institutional connections to the Brotherhood’s American history. RAIR also reported that Huda Academy hosted Siraj Wahhaj, a defense character witness for the convicted “Blind Sheikh,” in 2016, and Yasir Qadhi in 2017. Its affiliated Islamic Center organized youth trips to Qadhi’s East Plano Islamic Center. (I keep saying all roads lead back to Yasir Qadhi) Now the school is expanding through a 10-acre campus project, with plans for a high school and capacity for approximately 350–400 students. Its leaders stated: “Our vision was to build a whole community.” Arkansas taxpayers are helping finance the school. RAIR’s earlier report estimated approximately $267,000 in state voucher allocations associated with 39 students in 2024–25. The school builds. The network supplies institutional connections. Public money enters. The mayor lends his endorsement. Mayor Scott: What did you examine before cutting that ribbon? Governor Sanders and Arkansas lawmakers: Publish the payments. Investigate the property arrangements, leadership training, outside affiliations, and compliance with public-funding requirements. Arkansas deserves a full accounting of this network—and every taxpayer dollar reaching it.