The Muslim Brotherhood Must Go! It is time to ban the Muslim...
Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib@afalkhatib
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Jun 03, 2025
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The Muslim Brotherhood Must Go! It is time to ban the Muslim Brotherhood in the United States and lead the Western world in stopping the spread of the corrupt ideology of this Islamist consortium, which is an extremist terror outfit that is a clear and present danger. As many Arab and Muslim countries have already made clear, the Muslim Brotherhood has and continues to be a Trojan Horse through which violent extremism penetrates different strata of political and social life, leading to radicalization and decay from within many Muslim communities.
Furthermore, the Muslim Brotherhood often acts in a gradualist manner that slowly allows them to create a foothold through which they can expand their presence and assert and commandeer religious, social, and political authority. To be clear, I do not have any evidence or belief that the Boulder, Colorado attacker, an Egyptian national, was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, nor do I believe that is the crux of the matter here.
However, when examining the totality of damage caused by the Muslim Brotherhood and MB-adjacent propaganda, actions, ideology, history, atrocities, offshoots, assassinations, extremism, radicalization, sabotage of political reform, destruction of the Arab Spring, and inspiration for the likes of Hamas, Al-Qaeda, and ISIS, a clear picture emerges: this is not some benign political or philosophical organization that has had some bad apples in its nearly 100 years of existence. The Muslim Brotherhood's iconic figures, like its founder Hassan al-Banna or leading member Sayyid Qutb were abundantly clear about their aims: the revival of a worldwide Islamic caliphate through Islamist rule and dominion over the Middle East, the Muslim world, and indeed, most of the world through an expansionist agenda.
It is stunning that this step has not been taken in the United States or Western Europe despite clear and historical evidence that demonstrates the criminality of the Muslim Brotherhood, who are neither Muslim nor a true fraternity of a brotherhood. Instead, they are a band of criminals and a cabal of shadowy extremists to sow chaos and disorder and have found a new frontier in the Western world.
After being ejected from most of the Arab world, with Jordan being the most recent Arab/Muslim nation to ban them, they have exploited freedom of expression and assembly to form cells across media outlets, college campuses, community centers, free-market enterprises, and non-profit organizations to promote their narrative gradually.
Banning the Muslim Brotherhood and declaring them a terrorist organization will make it easier to go after clearly subversive and pro-Hamas, Islamist, and pro-terror entities and individuals who violate US laws to commit covert and overtly heinous crimes.
Furthermore, the Muslim Brotherhood often acts in a gradualist manner that slowly allows them to create a foothold through which they can expand their presence and assert and commandeer religious, social, and political authority. To be clear, I do not have any evidence or belief that the Boulder, Colorado attacker, an Egyptian national, was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, nor do I believe that is the crux of the matter here.
However, when examining the totality of damage caused by the Muslim Brotherhood and MB-adjacent propaganda, actions, ideology, history, atrocities, offshoots, assassinations, extremism, radicalization, sabotage of political reform, destruction of the Arab Spring, and inspiration for the likes of Hamas, Al-Qaeda, and ISIS, a clear picture emerges: this is not some benign political or philosophical organization that has had some bad apples in its nearly 100 years of existence. The Muslim Brotherhood's iconic figures, like its founder Hassan al-Banna or leading member Sayyid Qutb were abundantly clear about their aims: the revival of a worldwide Islamic caliphate through Islamist rule and dominion over the Middle East, the Muslim world, and indeed, most of the world through an expansionist agenda.
It is stunning that this step has not been taken in the United States or Western Europe despite clear and historical evidence that demonstrates the criminality of the Muslim Brotherhood, who are neither Muslim nor a true fraternity of a brotherhood. Instead, they are a band of criminals and a cabal of shadowy extremists to sow chaos and disorder and have found a new frontier in the Western world.
After being ejected from most of the Arab world, with Jordan being the most recent Arab/Muslim nation to ban them, they have exploited freedom of expression and assembly to form cells across media outlets, college campuses, community centers, free-market enterprises, and non-profit organizations to promote their narrative gradually.
Banning the Muslim Brotherhood and declaring them a terrorist organization will make it easier to go after clearly subversive and pro-Hamas, Islamist, and pro-terror entities and individuals who violate US laws to commit covert and overtly heinous crimes.