Det "moderata" Brödraskapet

Islamismens vänner, som t ex socialdemokratiska

Broderskapsrörelsen, hävdar ofta att det

finns en positiv, moderat islamism.

Den goda varianten utgörs t ex av (s) samarbetspartner

Muslimska Brödraskapet.....

Genom att stödja denna bekämpar man jihadismen.

Men stämmer det verkligen.....?

De som fångats av den sagan bör studera följande artikel:

The Muslim Brotherhood:

A Moderate Islamic Alternative

to al-Qaeda or a Partner in Global Jihad?
Lt. Col. (res.) Jonathan Dahoah-Halevi

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The Muslim Brotherhood is increasingly at the center of

a heated political controversy in the U.S. and among its

Western allies. Foreign Affairs, an important weather-

vane of the U.S. foreign policy establishment, featured

in its March-April issue an article by Robert S. Leiken

and Steven Brooke arguing that the Muslim Brotherhood

had become a moderate organization.

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The Select Committee on Foreign Affairs of the British

House of Commons issued a report in the summer of 2007

concluding: "As long as the Muslim Brotherhood expresses

a commitment to the democratic process and non-violence,

we recommend that the British Government should engage

with it and seek to influence its members."

Ironically, while prominent voices in the West are

calling for a new political dialogue with the Muslim

Brotherhood, in the Arab world many serious

analysts warn about its continuing violent nature

and global ambitions.

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At a meeting of the National Defense and Security Committee

of the Egyptian Parliament held in January 2007, Muslim

Brotherhood parliament member Mohammed Shaker Sanar

openly admitted that the Muslim Brotherhood was not

committed to Western democratic values.

He said that nothing about the organization had changed.

"The organization was founded in 1928 to reestablish the

Caliphate destroyed by Ataturk....

With Allah's help [the Muslim Brotherhood] will institute

the law of Allah."

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This year, newly revealed federal court documents that

were accepted into evidence during the trial of the Texas-

based Holy Land Foundation revealed further the inner

thinking of the Muslim Brotherhood about its global mission.

A sixteen-page Arabic document discloses:

"The Ikhwan must understand that their work in America

is a kind of grand Jihad in eliminating and destroying Western

civilization from within."

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The Muslim Brotherhood and Al-Qaeda differ regarding

tactics but share a common strategy. Al-Qaeda favors

an implacable jihad to destroy the economies of the

Western countries. The Muslim Brotherhood supports

terrorism and jihad against foreign presence in the

Islamic world, but its top priority is constructing a

Muslim infrastructure in the West which will slowly

but surely enable it to rule during the 21st century.

As far as the final goal is concerned, there are no policy

differences between al-Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood.

The two organizations have the same objective: to place

the entire world under an Islamic caliphate.

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