...On May 29, 2007, the ISB dropped its lawsuit, roughly a year-and-a-half after it was filed. None of the defendants had to apologize or pay any money. In the months before the ISB decided to abandon its claims against us, the discovery process – often the worst part of a protracted civil litigation – was uncovering even more disturbing facts about the ISB than we had previously known: multiple out-of-state bank accounts; millions of dollars in subsidies from Saudi Arabia; a close connection to imprisoned terrorist Abdurhaman Alamoudi and Muslim Brotherhood “spiritual director” Yusef Quaradawi; donations to the Holy Land Foundation; and more. We had said that the ISB’s leaders were not the moderate Muslims they were pretending to be. The discovery process was proving that we were more right than we knew.

Unfortunately, the end of the lawsuit did not mean the end of the story. The men who sued us are still in control of the ISB, and in the days after the lawsuit ended, they went public with their longstanding connection to the Muslim American Society, which is the American branch of the Muslim Brotherhood. The largest Islamic center in the northeast will thus continue to be what it was from the beginning: a center for the promotion of the intolerant religious ideology of the Wahabbi clerics, and the fascist political ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood, right in the heart of Boston, with the assistance of the city’s taxpayers.

Every story teaches a lesson; this story teaches several. I am convinced that these lessons will be useful in the near future, to others who might find themselves in a situation like ours. There are Islamic centers all over the United States that have the same pedigree: Saudi money, Wahabi theology, and Muslim Brotherhood politics. Conflicts like the one in Boston will be with us for a long time to come. So here are some things to think about when raising questions about the Islamists in your backyard...