ravenseye, to compliment the link you posted, and to counter Truthseeker's pumping of Elgindy, the Muslim Brotherhood, its terrorist fronts, financiers and agents, I offer this,
Although the recent terrorism prosecution of the US Holy Land Foundation which was accused of funding Hamas went belly-up when a mistrial was declared, the case nevertheless has already exposed vital and fresh information about the extent of Muslim Brotherhood infiltration of America. On the Counterterrorism blog, which has much of great importance about this trial and what it revealed about Islamist infiltration in the US, there is a summary counterterrorismblog.org, of a special panel it held to discuss the ties between Holy Land, the Brotherhood and Hamas — which interestingly was pivotal in establishing the Brotherhood in the US.
During the course of the trial, federal prosecutors presented an array of internal Muslim Brotherhood documents from the 1980s and early 1990s that give a first-ever public view of the history and ideology behind the operations of the Muslim Brothers (known as the Ikhwan, the Group, or the Brotherhood) in the U.S. over the past four decades. These documents, accepted as valid by the defendants and admitted at trial without protest, discuss recruitment; organization; ideology; and the development of the Group in different phases in the United States. For researchers, the documents have the added weight of being written by the Ikhwan leaders themselves, rather than interpretations of secondary sources. The exhibits make four things clear:
1) Many of the existing organizations that have set themselves up as the interlocutors between the Islamic community in the United States and the outside world (including government, law enforcement, and other faiths) were founded and controlled by the Muslim Brotherhood from their inception. Many of them changed their names over time to achieve broader national acceptance.
2) The Brotherhood established a highly-structured organization with many different faces inside the United States while deliberately and continually seeking to hide the Brotherhood's links to its front groups.
3) The agenda to be carried out by these groups in the United States in reality had little to do with the organizations' publicly-proclaimed goals, such as protecting the civil rights of Muslims. Rather, the true goal is to destroy the United States from the inside and work to establish a global Islamist society.
4) The primary function of the Brotherhood structures, from the early 1990s forward, was to support, materially and politically, the Hamas movement in the Palestinian territories, as instructed by the office of the general guide of the Muslim Brotherhood in Cairo.
Anyone who believes that the US is somehow immune from the Islamist infiltration that has occurred in Europe will be rapidly disillusioned and alarmed by what the Holy Land proceedings have already revealed.
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