[cripplecreek]

The author gives a unique perspective that has not been talked about before:

Other than the fact that we've been talking about it for weeks here at FR.

[piytar]

The author gives a unique perspective that has not been talked about before:

Other than the fact that we've been talking about it for weeks here at FR.

And some Freepers have been talking about it in broad terms since the day obastard was elected...

[piytar]

The author gives a unique perspective that has not been talked about before:

Other than the fact that we've been talking about it for weeks here at FR.

And some Freepers have been talking about it in broad terms since the day obastard was elected...

[Freddd]

The Brotherhood—heavily influenced by Nazi ideology —as well as having excellent relations with Iran has learned from its violent past (including the assassination of al-Banna and the hanging of Qutb) that the key to victory lies through “peaceful” methods.—————

‘peaceful’ methods, like a Muslim brother becoming President of the United States????

[combat_boots]

Hiyas.

I meant to support you yesterday in making the connection between the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and al-Banna.

“As the rise of the Nazi state began in earnest with the appointment of Hitler as the Chancellor of Germany, al-Husseini began to make bid for an alliance with the Nazi State. He sought to represent the Muslim Brotherhood as a liaison with the Nazis. Between 1936 – 1939, the Mufti worked an arrangement with Adolf Eichmann to funnel money from the SS (German Secret Service) to the Muslim Brotherhood to foment a revolt in the Middle East. By 1939, the Mufti fled when he open the doors for direct aid from the Nazi command to the Arab military forces. (Joseph Schechtman, “The Mufti and the Fuehrer” p. 44-46 quoted by David Storobin in ,”Nazi Influence on the Middle East During WWII, Global Politician, January 5, 2005)

Mufti al-Husseini fled to Syria and while living there in exile between 1939 and April 1941, he collaborated Khairallah Tulah and the Syrian Social Nationalist Party (Syrian Nazi Party) in a revolt in Iraq. Together this group formed the Baath Parties of Syria and Iraq. (Joseph Schechtman, “The Mufti and the Fuehrer” p. 44-46 quoted by David Storobin in ,”Nazi Influence on the Middle East During WWII, Global Politician, January 5, 2005)”

http://www.biblesearchers.com/hebrews/israel/muftimuslim.shtml

IIRC, the Mufti was Arafat’s uncle, but don’t quote me on that. Saddam Hussein’s uncle was part of the Mufti’s inner circle; Saddam called him ‘uncle,’ as their families were so closely aligned.

IOW, you’re on it