Cain Promises to Take On Muslim Brotherhood Fronts

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Former Senator Rick Santorum offered a softer answer when he was interviewed by the United West, but nonetheless showed to have an understanding of the Muslim Brotherhood’s past. He described the organization as “the root of a lot of the modern radical Islamist thinking,” mentioning the names of Sayyid Qutb and Hasan al-Banna. However, when asked specifically about CAIR, ISNA and NAIT, he was less clear. He gave a general answer that law enforcement must prosecute whoever is involved in terrorist activity. Santorum is in 8th place in the latest national poll with 3 percent, one point behind Congresswoman Michele Bachmann.

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich was the first to pledge to investigate CAIR, ISNA and NAIT and appeared to know about the HLF trial. He nodded his head as the United West’s interviewer mentioned their designations as “unindicted co-conspirators.”  He first offered a general answer, saying “I would support an Attorney General who would look very aggressively at prosecuting any group which supports terrorism or which sends money to terrorism or which encourages terrorism.” The interviewer then asked if he’d investigate these specific groups, and Gingrich said, “Sure, absolutely.” Gingrich has spoken and written about “stealth jihad” at length, describing the Muslim Brotherhood as a “mortal enemy of our civilization.” He is in third place in the latest national poll at 10 percent.

It is disappointing that none of the Republican candidates for president spoke about CAIR, ISNA and NAIT until they were asked by the United West. Still, their answers stand in sharp contrast to the Obama Administration’s position. Patrick Poole broke the blockbuster story that the Justice Department blocked the prosecutions of Omar Ahmed, a co-founder of CAIR, and Jamal Barzinji, a top official with the International Institute of Islamic Thought, another Brotherhood front. According to his sources, the “unindicted co-conspirators” were to be prosecuted after the Holy Land trial finished.

A candidate’s credibility on national security rests upon an understanding of the Islamist threat and in particular, the Muslim Brotherhood. It is imperative that they be forced to take a stand on this issue, and voters must measure their support for each candidate based on their answer.

 

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  • Chezwick_mac

    Cain debased and discredited himself by apologizing to the Islamists for his previous comments, so I take it all with a grain of salt. How much of this is conviction, and how much politics?

    Having said that, it's a step in the right direction….and Herman Cain has many other assets, first and foremost, he's a genuine conservative and secondly, unlike most pols, he's not afraid to speak his mind. He's got the libs scratching their heads with their "Tea Party is a bunch of racists" mantra coming undone.

  • maturin20

    I bet "stealth jihad" works about as well as our "stealth bombers".

    • tanstaafl

      It's worked so far – look how far you've gotten.

      • maturin20

        And for less than a billion a plane!

  • Mel

    Bravo for Mr. Cain.

    He will now need a lot of vocal support from the American people. I would not be a bit surprised if the mainstream media and its elitist ilk now attempt to portray him as a neanderthal Islamophobe. To these six figure salaried gurus of discretion free (politically correct) thinking, anyone who respects the US Constitution, and wants to live in a society that believes in freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and values innocent life and the human right of all people is really, down deep, an Islamophobe?

    • PatriotX

      You know, Mel, “Islamophobe” USED to be an insult. LOL….however looking at how it’s being thrown at people who don’t appease to Islam I’m proud to be one. I find it a little frightening that people who believe in the constitution now are being labeled “constitutionalists”. So, this would indicate a lack of those working in the White House who believe in this document. Hmmmm….shouldn’t believing in the constitution be a prerequisite. Maybe not nowadays.

    • Upaces

      Cain is a good man. He is a successful business man. However, he is way to pliable. He plays to politics: In 72 hrs he stomps on his own feet 5 times

      Paraphrasing:
      1) I would have Muslims on my staff (Muslims are allowed to lie to Infidels);
      2) When asked about it? States that he "Misspoke (sp)"; in other words, he didn't know what he was really saying.
      3) Changed it to — they can give me an Oath (same mistake–Muslims allowed to lie to infidels);
      4) I will have homosexuals on my staff;
      5) Hard-line stance on Homosexuality as a sin

      Homosexuality is a sin and a choice

      Someone just responded to the entry you subscribed to at:
      Canada Free Press

      The title of the entry is:
      Herman Cain: An Exceptional American of African Descent

      You can see the comment at the following URL: http://www.canadafreepress.com/index.php/site/com

      Herman Caine's campaign is being bank rolled by,"Skull and Bones"!
      - Slick Corporate Salesman
      - Skull and Bones Pilsbury company
      - Worked for Coca-Cola
      - God Father Pizza – Pilsbury Company
      - Pilsbury Cartel – founding memmbers of Skull and Bones!
      - Pro Torture
      - Federick T. Gates involved and involved with and helped start David
      Rockefeller organizations
      - Held Position at Federal Reserve

      Dig in check him out for yourself, then you know that you know,how the
      Globes are manipulating!

  • Max

    We got the wrong black man in the White House. Cain is the right one!!

    • johnnywoods

      I agree with you Max and I hope Cain has some very good policy advisers lined up. I believe that is what we pay advisers for anyway. He does not need to know the name of the president of Lower Slobovia as long as he has people who do.

  • BLJ

    Bravo! It is about time a politician calls out the MB. They have been a sworn enemy of America since their formation. Comrade O might as well be a member of the MB with the way he has handled things.

  • waterwillows

    It might be a good idea if any and all black presidents were informed about slavery. The white man got 20% of the slave trade. We see their ancestors everywhere.
    Islam got 80% of the slave trade. There is not a single off-spring to be found.

    The blacks should know the agenda Islam has in store for them. Castration for all males, brutal enslavement, torture and death. No survivors…..none at all.

  • pinnie99

    Mr Cain is a keeper..in any position.Ameriac needs an out spoken Constitutional leader. Presiden, House, Senate, Admin. Just keep him!!
    Love him!

  • Anamah

    And what about Chris? He designed a religious Muslim as high Judge…

  • Dispozadaburka

    Cain can start his search for the Muslim Brotherhood at the White House.

    He might also look who works closely with Hilary Clinton.

  • Fred Dawes

    We must keep a good eye On Cain he maybe the real thing OR NOT? The muslim brotherhood has many good friends like Obama

  • Flowerknife_us

    I love the flabergasted look the Wolfster had when Mr. Cain told him Blacks have been brainwashed.
    Wolfy-called out on his own show. Priceless.

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