The Qatar corruption scandal has shaken the European Union. The revelation that the Islamic terror state was suborning European politicians has led to arrests and angry denials from Qatar.
Qatar can’t be criticized at all in the United States. It’s simply not allowed. And while you can question Qatar in Europe, the Muslim Brotherhood is off-limits.
Take this Politico deep dive which carefully avoids addressing the obvious.
A Moroccan secret service agent, identified as Mohamed Belahrech, has emerged as one of the key operators in the Qatar corruption scandal that has shaken the foundations of the European Parliament. His codename is M118, and he’s been running circles around European spy agencies for years.
Belahrech seems at the center of an intricate web that extends from Qatar and Morocco to Italy, Poland and Belgium.
Come on, is Morocco really known for its high-end secret agents?
What might Morocco and Qatar have in common?
The Arab Spring allowed the Muslim Brotherhood and assorted allies to come to power. Some of these takeovers were undone. But, backed by Qatar, it’s been a rough fight ousting them and in some places, the Islamists remained in power.
The Justice and Development Party, took over Morocco in 2011 and has clung to power until very recently.
And the Muslim Brotherhood is closely backed by Qatar.
Whether or not it applies in this case, there is a fairly straightforward line from Qatar to countries under the Muslim Brotherhood umbrella.
But that’s one of those things no one is allowed to discuss. And if you think it’s bad there, imagine how bad it is here.
Islamic terrorism, financed by the oil money they receive from assets confiscated from American oil companies.
It’s ironic, I grew up as a kid in the 1950s with a lot of engineers in the neighborhood who worked for American oil companies, in Saudi, etc., and listened to their tales of what it was like over there. Then the Muslims started confiscating American oil company assets. Even as a kid I felt that was a bad thing.
As a child, I thought it was an act of war.
The Obama administration’s policy was to bring the Brotherhood to power across the Sunni Middle East. That is why, for example, it pushed for early elections in Egypt after Mubarak was deposed. At that time,, only the Brotherhood was organized enough to effectively participate in an election. The other parties wanted later elections, in the fall, so they would have time to organize. Obama sided with the Brotherhood leading to its candidate Morsi being elected. Obama like the Brotherhood notwithstanding (or some might say because) it’s founder Hassan al-Bana was an admirer of Hitler and corresponded with him.
The Soetoro (Obama) administration was the true beginning of the end of America, as founded And about that, at least, he was very forthright.
The aim of Islam and many others can be stated in two words – World Domination.