US EditionFrance Has Fallen to the Muslim Brotherhood: A Government Report Exposes the Islamic Network Within
- Last week, the French Interior Ministry published a 73-page intelligence report exposing the Muslim Brotherhood's extensive organizational network in France and Europe.
- The report, commissioned by French government ministries last year, reveals the Brotherhood's aim to influence EU institutions, Islamic associations, and migrant communities to institute Sharia law.
- The network includes over 280 affiliated associations, 139 mosques, and a clandestine command structure, operating through legal and secret systems to avoid detection.
- Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau vowed to target Brotherhood-linked financial assets and Islamist ecosystems, while President Macron downplayed the report, warning against conspiracy theories.
- The report's release prompted political controversy, calls for EU-level accountability, and investigations into Islamist infiltration beyond France, notably in Sweden and Brussels.
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The vast majority of the French population, 81 percent, is concerned about the rise of radical Islam. Moreover, Macron is now receiving not only political but also personal slaps that are increasingly difficult to explain.
The Muslim Brotherhood, a threat to the Republic? That's what Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau said on the basis of a report by the intelligence services, but the report itself reports a decrease in their influence.
The French Minister of the Interior, the conservative Bruno Retailleau, last week leaked to the newspaper Le Figaro a report that was due to be presented on Wednesday in the Council of Defence and National Security (CDSN), a body normally dedicated to terrorism or military issues. The 76-page document alerted through a series of data and analysis of the infiltration into the French institutions of the Islamist organization of the Muslim Brotherh…
Macron Downplays Threat of Muslim Brotherhood Despite Serious Government Report
Emmanuel Macron has dashed any hopes that an official French government report on the threat posed by the Muslim Brotherhood will finally prompt action against efforts to impose a ‘Muslim identity’ and to normalise Islamic social norms.The president is said to have been angry that the report was publicised at all, and has since worked to downplay its findings.Le Figaro quotes Macron as saying that while Muslim Brotherhood infiltration has been i…
The French report entitled "Moslem Brothers and Political Islamism in France" also has an impact in Belgium. It installs a mechanism of general distrust. It is time to recover. ...
The French president is pushing for new strategies to stop the ideological expansion of the current, following an internal document that warned about risks to social cohesion and national security
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