This is your evidence? A document from a conspiracy theory organization? A conspiracy theory organization who claims about the memo have been debunked over and over again?
"Carson gets his ideas from Frank Gaffney, who was also Donald Trump’s
dubious source in calling for a Muslim ban. Gaffney says a 1991 memo written by a member of the Muslim Brotherhood is evidence of this “jihadist” plan.• But Gaffney mischaracterizes the nature and use of the memo, and exaggerates the impact it has had. It was not a formal plan accepted by the Brotherhood, and it didn’t have influence in other Muslim circles.
• Gaffney and Carson’s claims about “civilization jihad” are baseless, but unsurprisingly appeal to Americans who are already suspicious of Muslims.
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opinion[FONT=&] by the presiding judge, the memo was not considered “supporting evidence” for that alleged money laundering scheme, [/FONT]nor any other conspiracy.
is language is wishful, and does not reflect the Muslim Brotherhood’s agenda as outlined in
documents obtained by the FBI. Asking that his memo be added “to the Council agenda in its coming meeting” in 1991, Akram frames it as a “letter” that contains his “hopes, ambitions and challenges.” In listing a number of American Muslim organizations in the appendix, he even says: “Imagine if they all march according to one plan!!! [sic].
Other documents entered as evidence in the Holy Land trial indicate that even if Akram’s memo was read, it wasn’t taken up in an official way by the Brotherhood Council meeting of 1991. A report of the “most important issues” addressed in the 1991 conference — the logical place for Akram’s memo to be mentioned if it were ever considered by the group—
does not reference it. And importantly, nowhere else in the
public collection of Muslim Brotherhood documents from the trial is it mentioned.
Rather than “
laying out” a conclusive Muslim Brotherhood-approved plan, as Gaffney and Carson would lead their audiences to believe, this document is, at most, one man’s utopian vision or, in the words of the Southern Poverty Law Center, a “
fantasy.” of a single member, albeit an ominous one"
http://bridge.georgetown.edu/civilization-jihad-debunking-the-conspiracy-theory/
"As the “smoking gun” evidence, Gaffney cites a single 20-year-old documenttitled “An Explanatory Memorandum on the General Strategic Goal for theGroup in North America” written by one member of the Muslim Brotherhood.12That document has been thoroughly discredited as a strategy document of theMuslim Brotherhood, and revealed instead to be a piece of hapless propaganda.
Nathan Brown, professor of political science and international affairs, anddirector of the Institute for Middle East Studies at The George WashingtonUniversity, was interviewed recently by investigative journalist Sarah Posnerregarding the document. He says that “nobody has ever produced any evidencethat the document was more than something produced by the daydream of oneenthusiast.” Regarding Gaffney’s allegations, Professor Brown added, “Gaffneyis a self-parody. I have better things to do with my time than investigating theveracity of his raving.”
https://www.americanprogress.org/wp-content/uploads/issues/2011/08/pdf/islamophobia_chapter2.pdf
How are they "dedicated to the subversion of this country"?[/QUOTE
nothing like a liberal,Nathan Brown ,no liberal bias there,come on man.
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