Ex-Muslim Brotherhood Activist: Glenn Beck is Right

Walid Shoebat knows the goals of the Muslim Brotherhood; he used to be one of them. He also once belonged to the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and committed acts of terror before he converted the Christianity in 1993. In the wake of Glenn Beck's claims that the Brotherhood wants to see a global Islamic Caliphate emerge, he has received criticism from some unlikely - and uninformed - colleagues on the right.

Bill Kristol of the Weekly Standard said the following about Beck's claims:

When Glenn Beck rants about the caliphate taking over the Middle East from Morocco to the Philippines, and lists (invents?) the connections between caliphate-promoters and the American left, he brings to mind no one so much as Robert Welch and the John Birch Society. He’s marginalizing himself, just as his predecessors did back in the early 1960s.

As smarmy as that excerpt from Kristol was, he later revealed how truly ignorant he is just two paragraphs later.

We needn’t remind our readers that the most famous of the 9/11 hijackers, Mohammed Atta, was an Egyptian, as is al Qaeda’s number two, Ayman al Zawahiri. The idea that democracy produces radical Islam is false: Whether in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, the Palestinian territories, or Egypt, it is the dictatorships that have promoted and abetted Islamic radicalism. (Hamas, lest we forget, established its tyranny in Gaza through nondemocratic means.) Nor is it in any way “realist” to suggest that backing Mubarak during this crisis would promote “stability.” To the contrary: The situation is growing more unstable because of Mubarak’s unwillingness to abdicate. Helping him cling to power now would only pour fuel on the revolutionary fire, and push the Egyptian people in a more anti-American direction.

First of all, the fact that al-Qaeda is an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood is blatantly lost on Kristol is astounding but his implication that Atta was driven by America's support of Hosni Mubarak is off the charts ridiculous. Kristol has actually joined the hate-America crowd by insinuating that our support for Mubarak helped to create al Qaeda. For some reason, Kristol is either incapable or unwilling to face reality but it didn't stop with him.

National Review's Rich Lowry chimed in and joined hands with Kristol by saying the latter's 'shot' at Glenn Beck was 'well deserved.'

If Shoebat - someone who was once active inside the Muslim Brotherhood and speaks Arabic - is saying Beck is right, Kristol and Lowry better start re-thinking their established paradigms.

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VIDEO: JUAN WILLIAMS DOES IT AGAIN - REVEALS TRUE SELF

The phenomenon that is Juan Williams just continues to un-mask itself. The arguments this guy has been putting up lately are so literally absurd, objective viewers are left with only one conclusion - conflict of interest. The conflict is the fact that Juan Williams is paid with taxpayer dollars, as an employee of NPR.

At issue in his debate with Bill Kristol on Fox News Sunday is the revealing of emails belonging to a Goldman Sachs CEO. Kristol makes the point that Michigan Senator Carl Levin (D) has no right to make such an email public. Williams then compares Levin to a boss who has every right to access an employee's email.

Justifiably, Kristol goes on offense, reminding Williams that a Senator is not the boss of any businessman. Instead of conceding the point, Williams deflects by making some lame argument about stockholders and investors. Williams is increasingly revealing himself as a Big Government hack who is defending the entity he thinks is his boss (Big Government) without realizing who really is - the U.S. tax payer.

This is another amazing un-masking of Juan WIlliams.

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VIDEO: KRISTOL SLAMS OBAMA WAR STRATEGY

I don't know what the best part of this video is. It's either the Weekly Standard's Bill Kristol making mincemeat of the leftwing strategy of dealing with islamic terrorists or the apoplectic look on the face of NPR's Juan Williams. Kristol's point is that the underwear bomber IS a "smoking gun" who can unequivocally provide actionable intelligence. Yet with an administration that has endorsed the civilian trial of the mastermind of 9/11, that underwear bomber is likely going to lawyer up and not have to comment.

The look on Juan Willams' face throughout Kristol's point-making reveals a succession of mis-firing synapses.



h/t to NB