Hussein Toasterhead Reiterates Age Old Muslim Brotherhood Propaganda, Claims Source is “Insightful”

In his latest astonishing display of anti-humanity bias, or sheer ignorance… perhaps both! Hussayn Toasterhead blogs that:

Nadia Hasan’s latest article in Palestine Think Tank is an insightful piece that merely scratches the surface of the U.S. corporocratic campaign in the greater Middle East.

Let’s go to Nadia’s piece which seems to be modeled on the al-Dawa propaganda pieces of the 1970s:

The recent events in Lebanon and in recent months in the Occupied Palestinian Territory of Gaza Strip proves that certain international and regional powers are continuing efforts to implement their “master plan” of chaos for the region as the first step in a greater plan to make their domination permanent.

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Um… what?

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“We are not fighting so that you will offer us something. We are fighting to eliminate you.”
– Hussein Massawi, Hezbollah

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Yes, clearly this was part of the “master plan” to drive Arabs and Muslims to make genocidal statements.

Nadia is an Arab propagandist and an unoriginal one at that. The Muslim Brotherhood, who spawned HAMAS and al-Qaida, have been asserting the same false accusations for decades.

Another important objective for the Brotherhood was to persuade the government to allow it to operate legally and to act as a political party, whose representatives would stand for office in Parliament. This request was not granted, and the Political Parties Law of 1977 specifically prohibited parties based on religious affiliation. However, the Brotherhood was tolerated to an extent, and in 1976 it was allowed to publish its monthly newspaper, Al-Da’wa (“The Invitation to Islam”), whose circulation is estimated to have reached 100,000 before it was shut down in 1981.^[17][18]

Al-Da’wa often focused on the problem of Palestine; its editors disapproved of the Camp David accords of 1978 and the peace treaty signed by Egypt and Israel in 1979, arguing that Israel would never accept a peaceful and just solution to the conflict. Articles in Al-Da’wa tended to portray all Jews, whether Israeli or not, as inherently untrustworthy and guilty of the injustice endured by the Palestinians, and repeated myths typical of anti-Semitic texts.

Mr. Toasterhead should read the following thesis:

• Kepel, Gilles. 1984. Le Prophète et Pharaon : Les mouvements islamistes dans l’Egypte contemporaine. Paris: La Découverte. ISBN 2-02-019429-5.

Until he educates himself, HTH will continue to be the useful idiot that he is. Doing the bidding of his Stalinist and Islamicist overlords.