Muslim Brotherhood’s Stealth Campaign To Transform America Is Winning

he mullahs and Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps are driven by fervent Islamic fundamentalism. Donald Trump’s opponents have shifted the focus from the existential threat posed by their ideology, weapons, and indiscriminate attacks on civilians across the Middle East to transient oil price spikes and Trump’s alleged derangement.

Although most Muslims are not Islamists (militant Islamic fundamentalists), all Islamists are Muslims. Because of immigration and fertility rates, the Muslim population in Europe and the United States has exploded, exceeding 50 million in the EU (about 8% of the EU’s population), and 4 million in the United States. Pew projects Muslims will exceed 2% of the U.S. population by 2050, surpassing Jews.

Merely mentioning these facts, or even referring to Islamic fundamentalism, is rebuked as “racist” and “fascist.” Going to war against it, as President Trump has done, is portrayed as monstrous. This framing is a tactic – one of many – to cow Americans and Europeans from asking fundamental questions about immigration and the nature of their societies. In Europe, where the rights to own dogs and for women to dress in Western fashions and live free from harassment are under siege, town councils have adopted elements of Sharia law, and some British police warn Jews not to wear kippahs (skullcaps) in public.

In the United States, the immunization of Islamists is a product of a 50-year influence and disinformation campaign undertaken by the Muslim Brotherhood and its extremist allies to change the West’s values, legal framework, and way of life. We see the transformation at universities; on the streets of Minneapolis, Portland, and Seattle; in federal courts; in the views of New York’s new mayor; and in the rantings of far-right Groypers. The steady rise of antisemitism, decline in support for Israel, opposition to containing Iran, support for its development of nuclear weapons (see here and here), and contemptuous analyses of U.S. victories in the Iran conflict confirm the Brotherhood’s accomplishments.