European Center for Combating Terrorism: Britain has embraced the "Muslim Brotherhood" terrorist organization and their common interests

Berlin-SANA

“Britain has embraced the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist organization” is a summary confirmed by the European Center for Combating Terrorism through a study in which it presented the real reasons that called for London not to classify the “Brotherhood” a terrorist organization despite parliamentary demands to do so, indicating their common interests.

The study published by the center pointed out that Britain sponsored the leaderships of the "Muslim Brotherhood" terrorist organization and gave them an opportunity to participate in society in Britain. The organization took advantage of this opportunity to expand its influence in Britain through a speech calling for inflaming feelings of racism and hatred, which prompted many MPs within the British Parliament to demand a ban This regulation.

British Lord Marlesford called on the government of Prime Minister Boris Johnson on the second of last month to reveal its plans regarding publishing the report on the organization of the "Muslim Brotherhood" in full after issuing a summary about it only in 2015 and said, "The matter raised a question mark about the details contained in the report. Including the threat of the "Muslim Brotherhood" terrorist organization to the British national security.

The British Parliament has repeatedly called on the Minister of the Interior, Priti Patel, for a quick assessment of the terrorist activity of the "Muslim Brotherhood" organization in Britain, while British politicians described their government's position on the extremist organization as "shocking" and demanded that the organization be banned in Britain, according to British newspapers.

The "Brotherhood" terrorist organization has been linked since its establishment in 1925 in Egypt by the so-called Hassan Al-Banna with the colonial countries, especially Britain, and the terrorist organization worked to carry out conspiracies, where it was established with the aim of achieving them. It penetrated Arab societies in the name of Islam and distorted its tolerant teachings and used them to market its destructive scheme in order to control it through it. On power.

Reports published in the British press showed that the British Conservative Party has strong ties with the terrorist "Brotherhood" organization. The party helped the party in several election rounds by mobilizing voters to elect the party's candidates in exchange for polishing the terrorist organization's image in the press.

British writer Mark Curtis, in his book “Secret Relationships”, which was published in 2010 about the historical relationship between the terrorist “Brotherhood” organization and Britain, indicated through documents that there are strong links between British colonialism and the Brotherhood since the first half of the last century and he speaks through British documents raised Recently, the secrecy about the consolidation of relations through financing and planning to thwart the Arab region, with the aim of fragmenting the region and plunging it into a cycle of endless chaos.

In affirmation of the mutual interests between the terrorist organization and the British government, the former British ambassador to Libya, Peter Millett, undertook the task of documenting the alliance between London and the "Muslim Brotherhood" in Libya, while the British security services used the terrorist "Brotherhood" organization to take advantage of it as a tool of pressure on some countries in the Middle East. It revealed classified documents that were released according to the law

Freedom of Information "That Britain exploited the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood to wage secret psychological and propaganda wars against other countries."

The European Center study indicated the growing volume of direct and indirect investments for the terrorist Brotherhood organization in Britain, pointing out that the organization has financial fortunes ranging between 8 and 10 billion dollars.

Britain is witnessing a series of measures and efforts made within Parliament to push the government to take a decision to ban the terrorist "Brotherhood" organization and its affiliated groups in the country, after the reports of specialized committees and security information have proven the risks threatening the country as a result of this organization, which pursues a secret agenda that serves terrorism and extremism. The British government insists on keeping these claims "under review" without taking a firm stand against that terrorist organization, as BBC reported.

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