Check Who Promised 32 Billion To Sponsor Islam And Sharia Law In America According to recent reports, Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, a senior member of the Saudi royal family, has announced that he will be giving away his entire $32 billion fortune to charity. This, in conjunction with past statements to promote Islam in the United States, is raising some red flags. Alwaleed Philanthropies statement indicates that the donation would aim to help build bridges to foster cultural understanding. Philanthropy is a personal responsibility, which I embarked upon more than three decades ago and is an intrinsic part of my Islamic faith, Prince Alwaleed commented. With this pledge, I am honoring my life-long commitment to what matters mosthelping to build a more peaceful, equitable and sustainable world for generations to come. Alwaleed is CEO of the Saudi investment conglomerate Kingdom Holding Company, which has large stakes in a variety of American companiesranging from Citigroup and Apple to General Motors. Investors Business Daily also notes that Alwaleed has significant ties to Muslim Brotherhood leaders. This is not the first time Alwaleed has invested millions. In 2005, he contributed $40 million to expand Islamic studies in the United States. $20 million of that went to Harvard, and the other half went to Georgetown University for a Muslim-Christian understanding program. What do you think of these donations? 