The Muslim Brotherhood has today congratulated Abdul El-Sayed on his victory in Michigan.
Abdul Mawgoud Dardery, one of the movement's leading figures and a former member of parliament for the Brotherhood's party in Egypt, calls his election to the Senate a model for Muslims around the world - to work "from within the political system" on behalf of "the Islamic world".
Read that sentence one more time.
From within the political system. On behalf of the Islamic world.
It isn't me saying it. It's the Brotherhood itself, the day after the election, without anyone having asked them. The same Brotherhood that Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the Emirates have banned, and whose Egyptian branch the USA put on the terror list in January. The same Dardery who today talks about "the model", while the candidate for three months has answered "Sure" and "no connection" every time somebody asked.
So.
Now it's not just the Danish media and politicians who are happy with the election result.
The Brotherhood is happy too. And Tehran is celebrating the night as a defeat for Washington.
The Darkness is celebrating.
It knows what the result means.
And notice why the Danes are happy. Not because they've read up on who got elected. In fact a lot of them couldn't care less. They don't know a single candidate - mostly because there isn't a single one who looks like someone you'd bother voting for.
No. They are celebrating SOLELY because Trump lost. The enemy's enemy won, and then you don't look too closely at who is standing next to you in the cheering.
It isn't just as sad and poor as it gets. It is downright. Stupid. Lame.
It is the same mechanism that carried Khomeini into Tehran in 1979. The socialists hated the Shah so much that they didn't see whose hand they were holding. Hatred of a common enemy blinds. It did back then. It does today, in Denmark, on a perfectly ordinary Wednesday.
Three parties cheering the same result. And only two of them know why.
Here at home there is ZERO awareness of what is going on.
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Well.
Alhamdulillah, friends.
See you tomorrow.
