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Friday, August 7, 2026
Sharia in America: It's Long Past Time to Get Suspicious
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Here's a Good One!! Carol Adelkoff the Democratic, Communist runs who runs a Los Angeles nonprofit that operates domestic violence shelters and homeless services across LA and Orange counties. She’s lived in Hawaii for more than a decade. And over the past two years, she pulled in a hugh $1.6 million from an organization that gets 94 percent of its money from taxpayers.
Let that sink in for a second. This isn’t a tech founder cashing out stock options. This is the head of a charity funded almost entirely by government grants, running her operation from a 3,700-square-foot house on the Big Island while Los Angeles argues about how to pay for tents and shelter beds. The Numbers Don’t Lie, Adelkoff’s 1736 Family Crisis Center pulled in $907,923 for her in 2023 and another $742,181 in 2024. Add it up and you get more than $1.6 million over two years for the head of an organization with about $15 million in annual revenue. The next-highest earner at the nonprofit, the finance director, made $206,000. Not a typo. Adelkoff made roughly eight times what her own finance chief did.
Her defenders say it’s not what it looks like. Adelkoff claims her base salary has held steady around $405,000 for years, and that the huge payouts were really decades of accrued vacation time finally getting cashed out before her retirement. The center’s attorney backs that story, saying the board worked with legal and financial advisers to clear the liability “off the books”.
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Here's a Good One!!
Carol Adelkoff the Democratic, Communist runs who runs a Los Angeles nonprofit that operates domestic violence shelters and homeless services across LA and Orange counties. She’s lived in Hawaii for more than a decade. And over the past two years, she pulled in a hugh $1.6 million from an organization that gets 94 percent of its money from taxpayers.
Let that sink in for a second. This isn’t a tech founder cashing out stock options. This is the head of a charity funded almost entirely by government grants, running her operation from a 3,700-square-foot house on the Big Island while Los Angeles argues about how to pay for tents and shelter beds.
The Numbers Don’t Lie, Adelkoff’s 1736 Family Crisis Center pulled in $907,923 for her in 2023 and another $742,181 in 2024. Add it up and you get more than $1.6 million over two years for the head of an organization with about $15 million in annual revenue. The next-highest earner at the nonprofit, the finance director, made $206,000. Not a typo. Adelkoff made roughly eight times what her own finance chief did.
Her defenders say it’s not what it looks like. Adelkoff claims her base salary has held steady around $405,000 for years, and that the huge payouts were really decades of accrued vacation time finally getting cashed out before her retirement. The center’s attorney backs that story, saying the board worked with legal and financial advisers to clear the liability “off the books”.
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