Qatar spy:

ILHAN OMAR A QATARI ASSET: FLORIDA COURT HEARS.

The allegations that she works for Qatar and give sensitive information to Iran needs an investigation

Stand by, I'm going to tell you what I know concerning her and Qatar below.

November of last year 2019

Middle eastern news outlets:

Alan Bender, a Kuwait-born Canadian businessman, reportedly testified to a Florida court, via video feed from Toronto, that Qatar had successfully recruited an array of American assets to advance its interests in the West.

Canadian businessman has levied a slew of allegations against U.S. Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar, in taking money and direction from the city of Doha, on top of various newspaper reporters and politicians.

The deposition was originally reported by the state-controlled Saudi news channel Al Arabiya, but it quickly spread through media outlets in the Middle East.

The murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi of being a spy for both Qatar and the Saudis, then alleging that Omar is a “Trojan horse” for Doha.

His claims rapidly spreading through Middle Eastern media, but in American Media Bender went on to say that, for $5,000, the Qatari government is able to pay off journalists at the New York Times and Washington Post to kill critical stories.

Western big entertainment and news media owner Al-Waleed bin Talal,

worth an estimated $14.3 billion.

When Al-Waleed bin Talal, one of Saudi Arabia’s richest businessmen, was arrested by authorities On 4 November 2017, Al-Waleed was arrested in Saudi Arabia in a "corruption crackdown" detained in the infamous ad hoc prison in the Riyadh Ritz-Carlton.

Bender was used by the Saudis to give evidence against the prince, Arab Digest reported at the time. The detention, and possible torture, of hundreds of wealthy and influential Saudis in the luxury hotel was widely seen as a possible power grab by Saudi Crown Prince Bin Salman.

Bender was part of a discovery process for a lawsuit filed by two former staff members against Khalid bin Hamad Al Thani, a brother of the current emir of Qatar, mostly focusing on unfair labor practices.

The lawsuit alleges Khalid bin Hamad was responsible for everything from kidnapping to ordering murders. While the full deposition hasn’t been published—Florida courts do not release discovery material— in which he makes the accusations against U.S. political figures.

The Jerusalem Post:

November 26th 2019,

Jerusalem Post reported on court testimony given by Canadian businessman Alan Bender in the trial of Sheikh Khalid bin Hamad al-Thani, who stands accused of ordering his American bodyguard to murder two people.

Bender told the court that Omar had been recruited by Qatar and had also pledged allegiance to Turkey's President Erdogan.

Qatar's alleged assets include politicians on both sides of the House, and journalists. In testimony given in the Florida court, a copy of which was sent to the Jerusalem Post, Bender claimed that both Omar and Linda Sarsour were members of the Muslim Brotherhood.

"They [the Qataris] called her Sister Ilhan, which is a term you only use when you're a member of the Muslim Brotherhood.

So Abdullah al-Athbah, he refers to Ilhan Omar as Sister Ilhan, and Sister Linda, which is Linda Sarsour, another activist who is now going to run for Senate," Bender told the court.

"Somebody recommended her to the Qataris. They had several names, several options to pick from, to appoint - 'they call her winning the elections is an appointment.'"

Omar was chosen, Bender said, because her father had a history of carrying out "very violent interrogations,"

"as a high ranking officer in the Somalian army, "and they thought that would be very suitable because the more dirt you have on your candidate, the easier it is to control the candidate."

She also said to have had other perceived weaknesses which made her a suitable recruit. Bender told the court he questioned why a devout Muslim such as Omar would take bribes, only to be told, "don't be fooled by her head scarf.

She's a sex maniac, and she's very weak when it comes to money and sex. And we got both."

The claims are being supported by London-based Kuwaiti activist Abdullah al-Saleh, who on Tuesday evening tweeted:

"My name is Dr. Abdullah al-Saleh and I was the guest of the Qatari government and Prime Minister for 6 months. I learned of their operations in the West and can testify and confirm that everything Alan Bender said in his deposition regarding Rep. Ilhan Omar and Qatar is true."

Indeed, so "obedient" was Omar, according to Bender, that the Qataris "wanted to make sure that nobody can go after her reputation ... and that's how they brought up the name of Imam Tawhidi ... A social activist who was exposing a lot of that."

On top of that she's got a massive voter fraud machine underway. And America's enemy's Nations on the ground in Minnesota to help her with it.