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Message started by MnSpring on 05/13/26 at 09:35:02

Title: Stand
Post by MnSpring on 05/13/26 at 09:35:02

Where do the
UL, DFI, FDS, WOKE SOCIALISTS,
Stand ?

On the topic of:

"The Muslim Brotherhood"

Especially as the new, 'champion', in a very large East cost city, is so loved by the SOCIALIST, DFI's

https://www.fdd.org/analysis/2025/06/09/10-things-to-know-about-the-muslim-brotherhood/

(Just ONE, of MANY)

"...The Muslim Brotherhood itself laid out its strategy in writing more than three decades ago and we are living with the consequences of ignoring it.

This is not about Islam as a faith. I wrote on this issue here that both Islamists and those who have hostility to Islam, mutually reinforce each other in their extremist narratives. This is about a political movement that has systematically politicized Islam, distorted it into an ideological program, and built vast networks designed to shape institutions from within. If we fail to draw that distinction clearly, we fuel both extremism and anti-Muslim sentiment at the same time, doubling our workload.

The recent debate triggered by Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s designation of CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist organizations, followed by President Trump’s targeted FTO and SDGT designations for specific MB chapters overseas, underscores how poorly understood this movement still is. Whether one agrees with those designations or not, the larger issue remains: too many Americans have no idea how the Muslim Brotherhood actually operates, or why its documented strategy matters for homeland security.

If we want to protect constitutional freedoms, strengthen genuine Muslim-community partnerships, and maintain trust-based counterterrorism frameworks, we need to be honest about what the Brotherhood has publicly committed itself to achieving.

A Political Movement, Not a Religious One

The Muslim Brotherhood is often portrayed as a charity network or social movement. In reality, it is a political project built on the belief that Islam is not simply a faith but a complete governance system that their group has the authority to implement...."... ... ... ... ... ...