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IN HIS OWN WORDS: EL-SAYED'S 2006 WRITINGS AND THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD'S IDEOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK
One of the most revealing documents uncovered in Steven Emerson's investigation is Abdul El-Sayed's March 2006 essay, Regional Unity, published in the University of Michigan Muslim Students' Association newsletter, Al-Risalah.
El-Sayed called for "harder-impact Da'wa" and described metro Detroit as "the point of nucleation for global unification."
This deserves far more scrutiny than it has received.
The language of religious outreach, organizational consolidation, and global Muslim unity overlaps with concepts found in the Muslim Brotherhood's historical strategy for building influence through institutions and communities.
These are not insignificant similarities, particularly when considered alongside the FBI's historical assessment of the MSA and the Brotherhood's own organizational documents.
The question is not simply what El-Sayed wrote in 2006. It is how those ideas relate to the organizations he participated in, the ideology they promoted, and the positions he holds today.
Steven Emerson deserves credit for recovering these records and putting them before the public. Read the original material and examine those connections for yourself.
Original essay:
investigativeproject.org/doc…
Full analysis:
investigativeproject.org/946…
EXPOSING THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD'S NETWORK: WHAT MICHIGAN VOTERS NEED TO KNOW
I want to thank Steven Emerson and the Investigative Project on Terrorism @TheIPT for the extensive work behind this six-part investigation:
El-Sayed in the Brotherhood's Orbit
The investigation examines Abdul El-Sayed's longstanding associations with organizations linked to the Muslim Brotherhood's network in the U.S. Drawing on declassified FBI records, internal Brotherhood documents, archived communications, and hundreds of hours of recordings, Emerson presents evidence that deserves serious public scrutiny.
I'm particularly flagging this investigation for my friends in Michigan, but its implications go well beyond one state or one political candidate. We cannot afford to bury our heads in the sand when it comes to the Muslim Brotherhood's history, networks, and efforts to gain influence in American institutions. These are legitimate national security concerns, and political convenience should never take precedence over examining the evidence.
The American people deserve to know who is seeking positions of power, what organizations they have been involved with, and what those relationships mean. I'll share all six installments below so you can examine the investigation for yourself.
Full investigation:
investigativeproject.org/946…
Never heating this on the news
So, Aisha Wahab, Taliban’s lobbyist running for Congress in California, had her followers call ICE on her opponent. Terrorists play dirty games, and she is pushing her followers to carry out hate crimes against a woman who has long served her local community to cause fear. You think she will play fair in Congress? You give them an inch, they will take a mile.
