Willfully blind globalists continue to be manipulated by Muslim Brotherhood operatives in the West, even though its expansive reach and sophisticated networks were exposed in the Holy Land Foundation trial, the largest terrorism funding trial in the history of America.
The Muslim Brotherhood plan for North America is available for any and every inquiring mind to read, but remains largely unread. You can read it HERE online, or order the booklet.
The Muslim Brotherhood was founded by Hassan Al-Banna in 1928 in Egypt, and it has an established pattern of increasing violence and aggression over time, in accord with its expansionary goal of global dominion. The Brotherhood’s “beloved theorist, Sayyid Qutb,” who was executed in 1966, “until this day inspires the deadliest terrorist organizations, such as al-Qaeda, the Islamic Jihad and the Islamic State.”
The call to bloody jihad is mandated by the Muslim Brotherhood, and was reinforced by Mustafa Mashhur, leader of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt from 1996 to 2002, in a document which included the following instructions:
– “…know your status, so that you firmly believe that you are the masters of the world, even if your enemies desire your degradation…”
– “It should be known that Jihad and preparation for Jihad are not only for the purpose of fending-off assaults and attacks against Muslims by Allah’s enemies, but are also for the purpose of realizing the great task of establishing an Islamic state, strengthening the religion and spreading it around the world…”
– “…Jihad for Allah is not limited to the specific region of the Islamic countries. The Muslim homeland is one and is not divided. The banner of Jihad has already been raised in some of its parts, and it shall continue to be raised, with the help of Allah, until every inch of the land of Islam will be liberated, the State of Islam will be established…”
– “This is followed by the power of arms and weapons… This is the role of Jihad.”
In the very country of its origin, Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood regime was ousted in 2013.
The publication Egypt Today featured the article “Will France foil Muslim Brotherhood’s plan to take over?” The report zeroes in on the Muslim Brotherhood dominance of France, a reality ignored by French leaders and other leaders in the West. A critical point discussed, which justifies the call for Western leaders to designate the group and its affiliates as a terrorist organization:
That may be the case with the MB, but that also leaves countries designating every emerging violent Islamist group as terrorist, one after another that crumbled, changed its name or whose members joined another group, while all those groups are essentially affiliated to the MB and continue to reinvent themselves based on the MB ideology on the theoretical aspect, at least….
The MB denies violence but many members and offshoots have created terrorist organizations or committed terrorist acts, most notably Ayman al-Zawahiri, al-Qaeda’s second leader.
Also stated in another report: “The Muslim Brotherhood’s Ties to ISIS and Al-Qaeda”:
“The Brotherhood maintains no formal ties with ISIS and al-Qaeda, and on the surface the three groups may appear dissimilar, as al-Qaeda and ISIS both advocate violent jihadism, while the Brotherhood officially seeks to transform societies from within. “The Murtadd [apostate] Brotherhood,” the March 2016 cover story in ISIS’s Dabiq magazine denouncing the Brotherhood’s supposed apostasy, is an example of ISIS’s public disapproval of the Brotherhood.
Despite periodic public denouncements, the Counter Extremism Project (CEP) has found that the three groups share more than deep ideological underpinnings, and their similarities far outweigh their differences. Long-term regional goals have also spurred various forms of cooperation between the three groups—for example, between ISIS’s Sinai branch and the Brotherhood-affiliated Hamas—as some Middle East governments rally against Islamism and Qutb-inspired jihadist groups.”
The Muslim Brotherhood is already designated as a terrorist organization in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Egypt, but its playground is now in Western countries, where the group is aided, often unwittingly, by naive and uninformed Western allies who have fallen for the Brotherhood’s clever manipulation of identity politics — including charges of “Islamophobia” and accusations of “racism.” The Muslim Brotherhood has also ensured that mosques, many of which have a radicalization problem, are not placed under surveillance; otherwise, its affiliate groups will scream “racism” and “discrimination.”
The Egypt Today article also addresses the problem of the Muslim Brotherhood’s jihadist ideology being preached in mosques. Daily reports pour in to confirm the frequency of this; still, the issue is ignored, despite compilations of evidence in France (and elsewhere).
In early August, the Investigative Journal published an in-depth piece by Pakistani journalist Taha Siddiqui, who revealed that every bit of Islam in France, from local mosques, NGOs, to representation before the authorities is monopolized by the group.
The “Islamophobia” subterfuge has been cannily deployed in Western countries by the Muslim Brotherhood, so that now the MB has free reign to expand almost unimpeded. Any political leader who opposes it is disparaged as “Islamophobic,” “racist,” “far right,” “nationalist,” “Nazi,” and “populist.”
“Will France foil Muslim Brotherhood’s plan to take over?,” by Hanan Fayed, Egypt Today, August 20, 2019:
CAIRO – 20 August 2019: Another report has come out reiterating the Muslim Brotherhood’s ambitious world project, this time from France. French Muslims find themselves surrounded by the MB whenever they want to connect to their religion, in many cases leading them astray – an extremist path that hurts those Muslims, the French people at large and Islam itself. In early August, the Investigative Journal published an in-depth piece by Pakistani journalist Taha Siddiqui, who revealed that every bit of Islam in France, from local mosques, NGOs, to representation before the authorities is monopolized by the group.
By entrenching their rule in Muslim-majority states and establishing an outreach among Muslim communities in the west, the Islamic group was closer than ever to its goal in the aftermath of the Arab Spring. They were dealt a massive blow in Egypt when their regime was overthrown in 2013, infuriating Qatar and Turkey who back themselves with with the the most driven and widespread Islamist group worldwide after decades of dedication since inception in 1928 in Egypt, the very country that ousted them and executed their beloved theorist, Sayyid Qutb, who until this day inspires the deadliest terrorist organizations, such as al-Qaeda, the Islamic Jihad and the Islamic State.
The MB has existed in France for decades, but since the heavy financial and political support the group has enjoyed for many years now, France has witnessed a spate of Islamist violence, prompting the authorities to counter the radicalization spiral instead of leaving the matter to foreign powers.
Siddiqui sets the Muslims of France (MDF) as an example of the face of the MB in France. Established in 1983, it boasts 1,600 members and over 600 affiliated NGOs. It was once called the Union of Islamic Organisations of France, but reinvented itself in 2017 to be MDF after , the UAE designated it as a terrorist organization due to its strong links to the MB.
The MB itself is designated terrorist in UAE, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. The Trump administration did not follow suit because “the criteria for designating a terrorist organization are not a good fit for the Muslim Brotherhood, which is less a coherent body than a loose-knit movement with chapters in different countries,” Siddiqui reports.
That may be the case with the MB, but that also leaves countries designating every emerging violent Islamist group as terrorist, one after another that crumbled, changed its name or whose members joined another group, while all those groups are essentially affiliated to the MB and continue to reinvent themselves based on the MB ideology on the theoretical aspect, at least.
As Siddiqui puts it, the Mb denies violence but many members and offshoots have created terrorist organizations or committed terrorist acts, most notably Ayman al-Zawahiri, al-Qaeda’s second leader.
The Investigative Journal interviews Mohamed Louizi, a former MDF associate, who revealed that the group is still linked to MB and is also a “hub for spreading Islamic radicalization in France,” as well as l’Association France Plurielle (Pluralist France).
French Islamist figure Anouar Kbibech was a leader of Pluralist France, went on to become the head of the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM), which is recognized by the French state itself. Louizi told the Investigative Journal that Kbibech also believes in the MB ideology and heading a state-sponsored organization like CFCM indicates the depth of the MB infiltration in France though group’s supporters.
Louizi says the MB also controls many mosques in France, to the extent of “banning” him from his local mosque.
”[A]nd then Qatar came into the picture, and starting pumping money into mdf in via Qatar Charity, as also proven by the recent book – Qatar Papers – How the State Finances Islam in France and Europe,” Louizi adds.
French journalists Georges Malbrunot and Christian Chesnot, investigate the Qatari funding of Muslim Brotherhood affiliated organizations in Europe in Qatar Papers, providing cheques, official documents and testimonials, according to the Investigative Journal.
Turkey also plays a significant role in supporting the MB across Europe. Foreign imams in France are numerous, as opposed to France born imams who presumably understand young French Muslims more. Some 151 imams have been sent by Turkey 120 by Algeria, and 30 by Morocco, the Investigative Journal reports the French Interior Ministry as saying….