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An Explanatory Memorandum - From the Archives of the Muslim Brotherhood in America (Paperback)
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An Explanatory Memorandum - From the Archives of the Muslim Brotherhood in America (Paperback)
Series: Center for Security Policy Archival
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Loot Price R143
Discovery Miles 1 430
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In August of 2004, an alert Maryland Transportation Authority
Police officer observed a woman wearing traditional Islamic garb
videotaping the support structures of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge,
and conducted a traffic stop. The driver was Ismail Elbarasse and
detained on an outstanding material witness warrant issued in
Chicago in connection with fundraising for Hamas.The FBI's
Washington Field Office subsequently executed a search warrant on
Elbarasse's residence in Annandale, Virginia. In the basement of
his home, a hidden sub-basement was found; it revealed over 80
banker boxes of the archives of the Muslim Brotherhood in North
America. One of the most important of these documents made public
to date was entered into evidence during the Holy Land Foundation
trial. It amounted to the Muslim Brotherhood's strategic plan for
the United States and was entitled, "An Explanatory Memorandum: On
the General Strategic Goal for the Group in North America." The
Explanatory Memorandum was written in 1991 by a member of the Board
of Directors for the Muslim Brotherhood in North America and senior
Hamas leader named Mohammed Akram. It had been approved by the
Brotherhood's Shura Council and Organizational Conference and was
meant for internal review by the Brothers' leadership in Egypt. It
was certainly not intended for public consumption, particularly in
the targeted society: the United States. For these reasons, the
memo constitutes a Rosetta stone for the Muslim Brotherhood, its
goals, modus operandi and infrastructure in America. It is arguably
the single most important vehicle for understanding a secretive
organization and should, therefore, be considered required reading
for policy-makers and the public, alike.
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