Mike Rogers Calls Out the Media for Continually Defending Abdul El-Sayed
"Listen, I get you guys want to defend this guy. But I think it’s unbelievable that you would not hold him accountable for his beliefs"...
"Listen, I get you guys want to defend this guy. But I think it’s unbelievable that you would not hold him accountable for his beliefs"...
"Absolutely disgraceful conduct by the supposed student government"...
Piro asked if he believes undecided Michiganders will cast their votes for El-Sayed. McGurn replied, "I think his problem is more acute. Will they go to the polls?"...
"It details the group's strategy to infiltrate ideologically, democratically — through nonviolent means — North American society to sabotage it from within."...
Abdul El-Sayed denies family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, but his half-sister's old posts describe relatives who belonged to the Islamist group....
"The designations will also apply to more than 90 organizations already listed as foreign terrorist organizations by the U.S. government, including the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, two Mexican drug cartels and Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps."...
"the theaters of future leadership, the place where the Muslim student must be shaped as a committed soldier in the movement"...
"Although the Muslim Brotherhood, to which Hamas has pledged allegiance, claims to have renounced violence, the Muslim Brotherhood branches designated today continue to promote, incite, and glorify terrorism that directly threatens the interests of the United States and its allies."...
"The ultimate goal is to identify useful school board races and then train and fund candidates for those races."...
Texas already slapped the label on the two groups last month....
"President Trump is confronting the Muslim Brotherhood’s transnational network, which fuels terrorism and destabilization campaigns against U.S. interests and allies in the Middle East."...
The two Al-Jazeera employees -- identified by the judge as news producer Alaa Omar Mohammed and news editor Ibrahim Mohammed Hilal -- were sentenced in absentia along with Asmaa al-Khateib, who worked for Rasd, a media network widely suspected of links to Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood. The Brotherhood was banned and declared a terrorist group after Morsi's ouster. The three other defendants sentenced to death Saturday are documentary producer Ahmed Afify, EgyptAir cabin crew member Mohammed Keilany and academic Ahmed Ismail.
The Canadian government should consider investigating the activities of the Muslim Brotherhood, which has entrenched itself in North America and represents a greater systemic threat than al-Qaeda, according to a newly released report on the group.
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