The Muslim Brotherhood Unveiled

Accuracy in Academia ^ | February 18, 2011 | Malcolm A. Kline

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The media may be in “see no evil” mode about the Muslim Brotherhood but this fraternity is hardly a benign force wherever it is massed in significant numbers, whether that be in the country of Egypt or on an American college campus. “The Muslim Brotherhood has been in the United States for three generations,” former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy said in a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (C-PAC) on February 12, 2011. “They started in the 1960s with the Muslim Students Association (MSA).”

“They [the MSA] have 600 chapters.” In the Holy Land case in which the FBI exposed a terrorist front, “the Muslim Brotherhood, the Muslim Students Association and the Islamic Society of North America were named as co-conspirators,” McCarthy claimed.

McCarthy describes the Islamic Society of North America as the “graduate program for the Muslim Students Association.”

“Given the fact that the Muslim Brotherhood’s tentacles are in colleges and prisons, college students can identify their outlets,” Ayaan Hirsi Ali, author of Infidel, said in the same panel discussion. She advised students to “offer the Muslim students an alternative much better than what the Brotherhood has to offer.”

Ali is no stranger to the Brotherhood. “Muslim Brotherhood recruitment is rife in Somalia, Sudan, Nigeria and Kenya,” she told the audience at the Marriott. She herself encountered the Brotherhood in Kenya. “We were all trained as activists at 15 and 16,” she remembered.

“There’s a real divide between the rank and file and their leaders,” McCarthy asserted. “As a prosecutor, they would help us but they wanted secrecy.”

“When they say leadership, they are self-appointed,” Ali notes.

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Not to worry...JimUH Carter told me that we have nothing to fear from the MB.