Muslim Brotherhood's World Domination Blueprint
by LT. COLONEL JAMES G. ZUMWALT, USMC (RET)
August 28, 2013
Unappreciative
of Western philosophy, members of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood probably
never heard an analogy first mentioned by Roman statesman Cicero --
"putting the cart before the horse!" For more than two millennia, the
phrase has applied to situations of misplaced priorities.
In
the aftermath of the Egyptian military removing from office the
country's fifth -- and first democratically elected -- president,
Mohamed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood is gaining an education about the
phrase.
From
its inception in 1928, the Muslim Brotherhood has been the subject of
persecution due to its commitment to a single goal -- transitioning the
world into an Islamic empire.
Recognizing
Islamism begins at home, the Brotherhood plodded along for more than
eight decades under four presidents seeking to achieve the goal in
Egypt. Like a race horse heading home, the Muslim Brotherhood's pace
quickened, sensing victory was near with Morsi's election.
The Muslim Brotherhood saw its gains as "one small step" for Islam and "one giant leap" for Muslimkind.
Not
content with small successful steps, it moved to take a giant leap in
Egypt. It stumbled and seems headed back to its earlier days of harsh
persecution under previous presidents.
A
U.S. commercial claims four out of five dentists recommend its product,
suggesting the four have superior knowledge to the one who doesn't.
Similarly, four out of five Egyptian presidents have sought to minimize
the Muslim Brotherhood's influence, suggesting they possess superior
knowledge as to why it poses a danger -- one clearly recognized by the
Egyptian military.
That
danger was set aside in 2011 by U.S. President Barack Obama, who
announced the United States would work with the Muslim Brotherhood, an
organization seeking America's long-term demise.
Morsi
was the Muslim Brotherhood's "poster boy," coming to office because the
Brotherhood was the only domestic organization with the infrastructure
in place to support a candidate.
While
proving inept as president, failing to act upon major domestic problems
like the economy, Morsi chose to help the Muslim Brotherhood establish a
stranglehold on the people. No attempt was made to lull the people into
a false sense of security as Morsi put the cart before the horse,
quickly seeking to impose the Muslim Brotherhood's will upon them.
Compared to the former Soviet Union, Morsi sought neither glasnost nor
perestroika.
What the Muslim Brotherhood had planned for Egypt extended far beyond those borders.
In
the early 1990s, the Brotherhood memorialized its strategy in a secret
document -- not discovered until 2004 -- for spreading Islam's reach to
U.S. borders as well. In a game plan best described as "Shariah creep,"
it sought to introduce Islamic law into the United States, gradually
getting it to replace rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution.
Sound absurd? We have already seen Shariah applied by U.S. state courts!
The
Muslim Brotherhood's strategy mandated Muslims immigrate to the United
States, ignoring its "mixing bowl" of cultures concept by
non-assimilation. In this way, Muslims remained pure in their efforts to
go forth and multiply, gaining more and more influence in the United
States.
The
idea of a large, non-assimilated Muslim population gaining influence on
foreign shores has long been promoted by leaders such as Turkey's Prime
Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan who once said, "The mosques are our
barracks, the domes are our helmets, the minarets are our swords and the
faithful are our army."
There is little doubt what role such leaders envision for their "army."
One
example of a state court applying Shariah involved a Muslim husband
accused of raping his Muslim wife. Arguing that Shariah allows a husband
to forcefully impose himself upon a non-consenting wife, he was found
not guilty.
One
can only wonder how long it will be before such rationale is applied to
Muslim defendants killing a family member, declaring their innocence
under the Islamic concept of "honor killings.
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