This is a rather important study to say the least. Bookmark this or download the PDF and save it for future reference as its critical to know exactly which organizations are fronts for terror jihad and Islamic domination of western civilization.
From the Hudson Institute:
The leadershipof the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood (MB, or Ikhwan) has said that its goal
was and is jihad aimed at destroying the U.S. from within. The Brotherhood leadership has
also said that the means of achieving this goal is to establish Islamic organizations in the
U.S. under the control of the Muslim Brotherhood. Since the early 1960s, the Brotherhood has
constructed an elaborate covert organizational infrastructure on which was built a set of public or
“front” organizations. The current U.S. Brotherhood leadership has attempted to deny this histo-
ry, both claiming that it is not accurate and at the same time that saying that it represents an older
form of thought inside the Brotherhood. An examination of public and private Brotherhood doc-
uments, however, indicates that this history is both accurate and that the Brotherhood has taken
no action to demonstrate change in its mode of thought and/or activity.
BACKGROUND
Goals of the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood
A 1991 documentwritten by U.S. MB leader Mohammed Akram (a.k.a. Mohammed Adlouni)
explains the goal of the Brotherhood in America, which he identifies as “settlement:”
The general strategic goal of the Brotherhood in America which was approved by
the Shura [Leadership] Council and the Organizational Conference for 1987 is
“enablement of Islam in North America, meaning: establishing an effective and sta-
ble Islamic Movement led by the Muslim Brotherhood which adopts Muslims’
causes domestically and globally, and which works to expand the observant
Muslim base; aims at unifying and directing Muslims’ efforts; presents Islam as a
civilization alternative; and supports the global Islamic state, wherever it is.” …The
priority that is approved by the Shura Council for the work of the Brotherhood in
its current and former session is “Settlement.”1
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