ISF’s own reports describe an “incubator model” spanning politics, law, media and film—to “build political power and shape our narrative.”
Its five-year plan promises a “multiplier effect” across key decision-making spaces.
Its 2026 theme: “Pathways to Influence.” pic.twitter.com/KUuCsVe9rf
— Natalie Winters (@nataliegwinters) September 3, 2026
LAW: ISF places interns in judges’ chambers, where it says they may draft bench memos, orders and opinions.
Placements include Judge Royce Lamberth and First Circuit Judge O. Rogeriee Thompson.
ISF promotes a path from internships to clerkships and judgeships.
— Natalie Winters (@nataliegwinters) September 3, 2026
Funders include Doris Duke, Fidelity Charitable, PayPal Giving Fund and El-Hibri. Doris Duke gave $500,000 for a Sundance partnership.
ISF says its endowment follows Islamic Waqf principles, supports “Shariah-compliant projects” and uses Sharia-compliant investments.
— Natalie Winters (@nataliegwinters) September 3, 2026
ISF promoted this prediction: its network will produce “future members of Congress, future senators…maybe even future presidents.”
The organization is not hiding its intentions. It is advertising them.
Full investigation: https://t.co/7ZB10YsM0l
— Natalie Winters (@nataliegwinters) September 3, 2026