The Muslim Brotherhood in Australia
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Abstract: The misogynistic, racist, jihadist, anti-Western, anti-Christian, inhumane and brutal Muslim Brotherhood - a covert organisation formed in Egypt during 1928 - is revealed as the primary driver behind an expansion in new millennium (circa post-2000) Islamic terrorism and the spread of Sharia law around the world through affiliate organisations such as ISIS, al-Qaeda and Hamas. This terrorism is a continuation of that begun with Muhammad (c.570-632) in the early 600s and carried out against non-Muslim peoples and nation states throughout the world ever since then. The covert nature of the Muslim Brotherhood is revealed in the existence of related overt puppet humanitarian organisations such as the Council for American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) in the United States, and individuals such as lord mayors Sadiq Khan (London) and Zorhan Mamdani (New York). The manipulation of Left political organisations and groups by the Muslim Brotherhood is revealed, playing on the former's compassion and human rights abuse concerns in areas such as the treatment of women and, more recently, the Free Palestine movement. The Muslim Brotherhood's presence in Australia is discussed, as is the inherent and eternal conflict between the teachings of Muhammad as manifest through the Koran and Sharia law, and that of the non-Muslim world, including Western democracies and throughout the Middle-East. The Muslim Brotherhood is the primary political organisation for the implementation of basic, orthodox Islamic ideology, which is, by its very nature, anti-Western, anti-Semitic, anti-American and anti Judaeo-Christian. Also noted is the widespread use of the term Islamophobia as a means of stifling and censoring legitimate critical analysis and debate concerning the increasing spread of jihadist Islam and the Muslim Brotherhood agenda in the West.
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Contents
- Introduction
- Using the Left
- Australia
- Middle Way & phobias
- References
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The Ikhwan [Muslim Brotherhood / brothers] must understand that their work in America is part of a grand jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and sabotaging its miserable house by their hands (Adlouni 1991).
The Koran is our constitution, the prophet [Muhammad] is our leader, Jihad is our path and death in the name of Allah is our goal (Egyptian President Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood member, 2012)
... some scholars have argued that the Muslim Brotherhood is inspired more by nationalism and socialism than by Islam (Darwish 2022)
Hamas, a Palestinian militant group that controls the Gaza Strip, is an off-shoot of the Muslim Brotherhood that continues to use violence. (Wikipedia 2025)
....It's a death cult.... (Ayaan Hirsi Ali to Senator Ted Cruz, 5 November 2025)
1. Introduction
Much of recent Islamic terrorism is based on the behind-the-scenes actions of the Muslim Brotherhood, founded in 1928 by Egyptian Hassan al-Banna (1906-1948), an active proponent of "jihad by the sword" and internationalisation of Islamic caliphate-based nationhood. Following his assassination in 1948, al-Banna's teachings were continued after World War II by intellectuals and writers such as Sayyid Qutb (1906-1966) whose many publications, including 1964's Milestones, promoted jihad and antisemitism, portraying the West - specifically Israel and America - as evil incarnate (Qutb 1964, Wikipedia 2025). Al-Banna believed in:
....the formation of an Islamic state that would govern by the Sharia and return to a society modelled during the time of Prophet Muhammad and his companions. This idea of a revolutionary struggle based on Islamic principles would guide Hassan al-Banna's later life and manifest in the formation of the Muslim Brotherhood (Wikipedia 2025).
In 1936 al-Banna published a 50-point manifesto outlining the foundational ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood. Through the twentieth and on into the twenty-first centuries it was, and remains, nothing less than the implementation of world domination and installation of a global caliphate (i.e. rule by a Muslim leader) or Islamic state. This is a new totalitarianism, governed by Sharia law which forbids, oversees, and punishes - like any other legal system - but also imposes a moral police controlled by the Muslim Brotherhood's political party which, amongst other things, bans all gender mixing in public, is misogynistic, brutal and tribal, and unwavering in its war against so called infidels (Prazan 2014, Stuckey & Ibrahim 2025).
It should be noted that al-Banna, in the development of his philosophy and rules of living, was influenced by contemporary Fascism as seen in Mussolini's Italy, and the Democratic Socialism better known as Nazism of Adolf Hitler's Germany (Darwish 2022). The teachings of Karl Marx, as in the Communist Manifesto, and the rise of Communism was also integral to al-Banna's world view and development of the Muslim Brotherhood, as Islam presented a new way to implement Communism and Socialism without being atheist. As of 2025 the goal of a global Islamic caliphate, driven by the Egypt-based Muslim Brotherhood, has been achieved in approximately 80 countries world-wide. Despite its occasional setbacks, the Muslim Brotherhood has successfully supported the rise of radical Islam as a political force, especially in Western democracies.
The Muslim Brotherhood, ACT for America, 26 April 2025, YouTube, duration: 4.46 minutes.
The Rise and Fall of the Muslim Brotherhood, Wali Siddiq, 4 March 2023, YouTube, duration: 23.97 minutes.
The Middle East was largely Christian prior to the appearance of the teaching of Mohammad in the early 600s. The current rise in Muslim political influence throughout Europe and Great Britain is rightly causing concern due to the fact that it exists in direct opposition to democratic values, specifically including Feminism, and non-Islamic spiritual beliefs and practices such as Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism and the like. It also openly expresses its aim to overthrow such regimes (Awad 2016). The experience of the largely Christian Middle-East state of Lebanon during the 1970s and 1980s is a good example of the extreme brutality enforced upon infidels once Muslims come to power. The actuality is brutally revealed in the following video.
The Brigitte Gabriel Speech Radical Islam & Hamas NEVER Wanted You To Hear, Stand Tall Israel, 22 November 2025, YouTube, duration: 51.26 minutes.
The alignment of groups such as the international, extreme Right-wing Muslim Brotherhood with moderate and extreme Leftist "watermelon" political philosophies such as Green environmentalism and social justice, alongside Red Marxism, Socialism and Communism, is the tool used in secret by them to win popular support and attain political power, only to then turn on those groups, nullifying them and imposing Sharia Law. Examples of this in recent times can be seen in Afghanistan, Algeria, Egypt, Kenya, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and elsewhere throughout Africa, Indonesia, Iran, Palestine and Saudi Arabia, and to a lesser extent in Brunei, Canada, Germany, Greece, Iraq, Israel, Malaysia, the Maldives, the Philippines, the United Kingdom, and Yemen.
Many Western countries such as Canada and the United Kingdom have allowed Sharia to attain legal standing in regards to domestic disputes, resulting in a diminished state of equality for women over men therein. Sharia's discriminatory and often violent nature, whilst in direct conflict with Western values, has nevertheless been supported by Left political groups and allies in the extreme Right and the business sphere. In this way the Muslim Brotherhood's aims and objectives have been partially achieved without a recognition of their manipulative role towards both the Left and Right, and towards the non-Muslim public at large, not simply the Jews.
Of course, not all adherents to Islam are aware of the Brotherhood's back-room role in issues such as terrorism and the push towards Sharia. A good example of this political stealth is seen in Great Britain where a large number of local Council's have Muslim representatives, including some with lord mayors such as the City of London's Sadiq Khan; and in the United States with the election of Leftist Muslims to Congress, and Zorhan Mamdani as New York Lord Mayor (Molan & Ziada 2025). Accusations of Khan's, and the Sir Kier Starmer Labour government's turning a blind eye to largely refugee Pakistan rape gangs and young female grooming gangs is said to reflect Islam's discriminatory attitude towards women, arising out of adherence to the teachings of Mohammad and Sharia law (Garner-Purkis & Cuddford 2025, Naughtie 2025, TalkTV 2025). Also:
...Disobedient Media has determined that [Sadiq] Khan has ties not just to organizations associated with ISIS, but also groups such as Hamas, Al-Nusra, Al-Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood (Hutton 2025).
Likewise, Zorhan Mamdani was financially supported by, among others, the Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) which in 2017:
...opposed proposed United States legislation and executive orders which would have designated the Muslim Brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization, saying that such a designation would "inevitably be used in a political campaign to attack those same groups and individuals, to marginalize the American Muslim community and to demonize Islam" (Baker 2017, Chapman 2025).
The Muslim Brotherhood had already been declared a terrorist organisation by the United Arab Emirates, with more than 90% of their actions taken against fellow Muslims, and not simply non-Muslim Westerners.
The Mamdani lord mayoral campaign of 2025 funding trail (illustrated below) revealed a link to the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas. It looked, in part, as follows, and as originally outlined by a US lawyer, with additional elements provided by the present writer (Chapman 2025):
Muslim Brotherhood - international Islamist terrorist organisation, developing terrorist organisations around the world and implementing an internationalisation of Islam through the overthrow of governments and application of Sharia law.
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HAMAS - a branch of the Muslim Brotherhood which operates in Palestine and is the chief political party there. It, along with similar terrorist organisations, supports indoctrination of children and funding of political and social change. It supports violence & terrorism through jihad as a political tool.
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Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) - 501C3 United States non-profit, tax exempt charity, prohibited from engaging in any political activity or supporting any specific political party or candidate. A front for the Muslim Brotherhood and dispersal of funds to pro-Islamic local political groups and candidates. Also linked to Hamas (see below).
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CAIR Action (501C4) - social welfare organisation to be the voice of American Muslims in the political process. Created by CAIR as an affiliate. Legally it can engage in some election related activity. Established in June 2024 and the driver behind political action in the US. By law, foreign nationals are not allowed to participate in local elections. However, they do so by donating to bodies such as CAIR Action through a Super PAC (see below).
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Unity and Justice Fund (UJF) Super PAC - a so-called "independent" expenditure only, political action committee which can raise funds for individuals to support their political campaigns. It is a front for CAIR and was controlled by CAIR Action. It was a tool for enabling illegal and often overseas campaign contributions to be laundered into legal campaign contributions.
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New Yorkers for Lower Costs (NYLC) Super PAC. Specifically formed to support Zorhan Mamdani's lord mayoral campaign, independent of the official campaign and related laws. It received money from both US and overseas sources through CAIR affiliates as noted above - viz. CAIR Action and the Unity and Justice Fund.
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Linda Sarsour - American Muslim activist with Palestinian heritage and links to HAMAS. Also Zorhan Mamdani's mentor and links to the Muslim Brotherhood via CAIR and UJF. Both Sarsour and Mamdani were/are member of the Democrat Socialists of America.
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Zorhan Mamdani - Muslim lord mayor of New York. Linked to Hamas funding and the Muslim Brotherhood through CAIR and Linda Sarsour, as presented above.
The above timeline was largely based on the research of US lawyer Ron Chapman, as outlined in the following YouTube video:
Ron Chapman, How Hamas-linked money helped elect Zorhan Mamdani, Off Air with Attorney Ron Chapman, 8 November 2025, YouTube, duration: 32.38 minutes.
During 2024 Mamdani's New Yorkers for Lower Costs received $120,000 from CAIR and the Unity and Justice Fund. Public statements by Sarsour had been made pointing out the direct link between the two organisations with Hamas. During 2025 a bill was submitted to Congress calling for CAIR to be designated a terrorist organisation, following on previous unsuccessful attempts. All of this, and the anti-Israeli stance of both Mamdani and the various CAIR organisations, therefore linked the new New York mayor with the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist organisation through both ideology and financing. It is indeed ironic that CAIR and Mamdani used the very same capitalist networks and democratic political processes to which they were ideologically and actively opposed, to successfully manipulate the US political system, both in regards to funding and polling, leading to ultimate electoral success.
The threat to American democracy and Western values by the rise in the presence of Muslim politicians and activists was clearly outlined to Congress back in 2018 during a hearing on the subject of the global threat posed by the Muslim Brotherhood. For example, one of the testimonies opened with the following:
I am Dr. M. Zuhdi Jasser, President and founder of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy (AIFD) based in Phoenix, Arizona. I am here today, because as an American Muslim, I have dedicated my life to countering the oppressive and radicalizing influence of Islamist groups in the West upon our communities. No group embodies the threat of radical Islamism more than the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), and no group runs deeper into the consciousness of global Islamism, especially in our Arab Sunni communities than the Muslim Brotherhood and its global network of affiliates and progeny across the world. Unfortunately, much of the conversation about the Muslim Brotherhood has been obstructed, muffled, marginalized, deferred, or minimized by Muslim Brotherhood sympathizers or their allies (Jasser 2018).
A document prepared by Dr. Mohamed Akram Adlouni in 1991 for the Muslim Brotherhood of America and entitled An Explanatory Memorandum on the General Strategic Goal for the Group in North America, stated at one point:
The Ikhwan [Muslim Brotherhood / brothers] must understand that their work in America is part of a grand jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and sabotaging its miserable house by their hands (Adlouni 1991, Horowitz 2019).
The message here is quite clear, and hidden in plain sight. The smokescreen of lies and development of political alliances and popular support has, since the 1990s, allowed the Muslim Brotherhood to prosper covertly in Western countries where it presents itself as an organisation supporting humanitarian actions and education of youth. All the while it has utilised its splinter groups to pursue a radical jihad against the West, the US and Israel, and individuals, organisations such as the Catholic Church, and nation states which are anti-Muslim or vulnerable to bullying, threats of violence and terrorism. An example of its success is seen in the following interview from 2019 with an American apologist for the Muslim Brotherhood in the form of Associate Professor Amy Austin Holmes, attached at the time to the American University of Cairo, Egypt.
Muslim Brotherhood: Friend or Foe?, Woodrow Wilson Centre, 23 may 2019, YouTube, duration: 14.09 minutes.
In the interview Holmes speaks to the pro-democratic and humanitarian aspects of the Muslim Brotherhood, refusing to address its 'jihad of the sword' and international caliphate agenda (Holmes 2021). For this reason, it remains unlisted as a terrorist organisation in most Western countries, despite near century-long activity in pursuit of destruction of the Judaeo-Christian based democratic and humanitarian ideals. Holmes is a good example of the covert infiltration within academia and largely the Left of the sort of pro-jihadist philosophies which ultimately gave rise to the Free Palestine movement's support for Hamas post 7 October 2023. As the present writer - a supporter of the Left since the 1970s - followed that line initially during the first half of 2025, its insidious nature is clear. The present deep-dive into the history and true intent of the Muslim Brotherhood has, of course, reversed that view, revealing the dark side of both parties in the Palestine conflict.
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2. Using the Left
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The Muslim Brotherhood is obviously expert in feeding off the peace and compassion values of the Left and ideologies such as Buddhism in seeking alliances, without revealing to them its real intent (Wikipedia 2025). Those "allies" are well-meaning, but naive, including the present writer. The long-standing Free Palestine cause is a good example. In this instance, the Muslim Brotherhood has fed the ongoing conflict, hiding behind political groups such as Hamas, and feeding off Leftist concerns over the behaviour of Israel since 1948 and the mistreatment of the Palestinians, both of which issues are genuinely of political and humanitarian concern. In 1953 the Palestine issue was made a Muslim issue, and not an issue around national statehood. From that moment it was driven by the Muslim Brotherhood's stated aim to get rid of Israel, and to introduce its extreme version of Islam into that region. It ultimately cares little for the people of the two countries in pursuing its ideological and brutal agenda, all of which is based on the teachings of Islam such as expounded in the Koran. However, whenever the Palestinian conflict is raised, there is barely any mention of the role of the Muslim Brotherhood in the public discourse or of its status as part of the political campaign for an international Islamic caliphate, which therefore involved all those countries around the world who were also part of this push. This helps explain why it is an issue that has been so difficult to solve. It is not simply a conflict between neighbours; it is actually a conflict between Israel and other Islamic nation states around the world; a conflict the latter will never agree to abandon as long as the Muslim Brotherhood and its affiliates hold sway. It is likely that the Left in the West is unaware of this - as the present writer was until the compilation of this article - and rather naively supports the Free Palestine movement as simply a humanitarian issue.
With Western humanitarianism antithetical to the Muslim Brotherhood's aka Hamas ideology, a solution will likely never be found, and the work of the Left will, at the end of the day, prove largely pointless. This is clearly evidenced by the extreme Palestinian death toll since the 7 October 2023 Hamas-led incursion into Israel and brutal action. The true impact of the President Trump so-called Gaza Peace Plan, supposedly supported by Hamas, remains unknown. It would seem to this writer that the first clause of the agreement will never be adhered to by the Muslim Brotherhood or Hamas, namely: 1. Gaza will be a de-radicalized terror-free zone that does not pose a threat to its neighbors (Wikipedia 2025). The Muslim Brotherhood plays the long game; Hamas, Al-Qaeda and other terrorist offshoots are their shock troops, going in, destroying the status quo, and leaving behind a country ready to become an Islamic state.
So what does any or all of this have to do with Australia?
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3. Australia
Australian reporting of international events concerning the Muslim Brotherhood dates back to the 1930s. However, following the end of World War II in 1945, this picked up the following year when it led an uprising and riots against the British occupation of Egypt. As a member of the Commonwealth, Australian newspapers reported on this unrest through the second half of the 1900s, highlighting it during 1946 as "anti-British and anti-government" and the following year as "extremist" (AAP 1946, Sunraysia Daily 1947). In a 1953 newspaper article members were termed "terrorists" and "fanatical", and by 1969 the term "fundamentalists" was applied (The Sun 1953, Kirk 1969). By 1979 Australians were reading about a Muslim Brotherhood massacre of soldiers in Syria, their assassination of Syrian President Anwah Sadat at Hama in 1982, and the following year of up to 30,000 deaths in that town as a result of their confrontation with Syrian military forces (Chadwick 1979. Amnesty International 1983). By 1990 Australians were reading about the link between the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas in Gaza, much to the detriment of ordinary Palestinians (Sheridan 1990). However, from 1992 the Brotherhood was now being reported as a "peaceful" and "more moderate" group, despite continuing to pursue its "jihad of the sword" and international caliphate agenda, hiding behind groups such as Hamas.
During 2005 the visit to Australia by Swiss-based Tariq Ramadan, grandson of Muslim Brotherhood founder Hassan al-Banna, was criticised by local Jewish groups, especially after he was refused entry to the United States and accused of being anti-Semitic (Cavanagh 2005). The recasting of al-Banna as a peaceful prophet and harmless "visionary reformer" continues to the present day, as seen in the following Islamic Circle of Australia and New Zealand video:
Hassan Al-Banna - Visionary of Modern Islamic Revival, Islamic Circle of Australia and New Zealand, 16 November 2024, YouTube, duration: 1.21 minutes.
Of course, such propaganda does not report on the violent and discriminatory nature of al-Banna's teachings.
In 2006 the Australian Jewish News reported on local protests by the Australian Council of Jewry against asylum status being granted between 1996 and 2002 to five members of the Muslim Brotherhood (Afterman 2006a). The Federal Attorney-General Philip Ruddock, said that as none of Australia's allies at the time had outright banned the Muslim Brotherhood, and it was not listed as a terrorist organisation, he was not moved to refuse their applications. When a new Palestinian representative was appointed to Australia in 2006 he was reported as:
Describing himself as “very secular” and as someone who has opposed Hamas many times. He nonetheless says that Hamas is an “integral part of the Muslim Brotherhood which as always been a moderate force in the Arab world” (Afterman 2006b).
The Muslim Brotherhood's philosophy and actions since forming in 1928 could never be considered "moderate", and most especially from a Western perspective.
During 2010 a famous Australian soccer player Kareem Bulut was in court arising out of violence he engaged in as a member of a Muslim gang identified as part of the Muslim Brotherhood:
* Soccer player allegedly in Muslim gang, ABC News, Sydney, 19 November 2010, YouTube, duration: 1.42 minutes.
In 2012 the Muslim Brotherhood attained control of government in Egypt. The political turmoil there during 2011-2013 not only resulted in their loss of power and governance ability by 2013 as a result of a military led popular uprising, but also gave rise to an international diaspora, with some members fleeing to Western democratic countries such as Australia to continue their work. During that year there were protests on the streets of Australia both in support of, and in opposition to, the Muslim Brotherhood and the deposed government of President Mohamed Mursi. For example:
* Pro-Muslim Brotherhood rally, Sydney, Australia, 10 August 2013, Eye on radicals, YouTube, duration: 1.43 minutes.
* Muslim Brotherhood active in Australia, Sydney Morning Herald:, 17 August 2013:
Muslim Brotherhood active in Australia
Sydney's Egyptian community has revealed that the Muslim Brotherhood movement behind now ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Mursi has opened an office in the western suburbs. The office is believed to be the first in the southern hemisphere and the Australian Securities & Investments Commission records show it has been open for business in Padstow since it was registered in the association name, Moslem Brothers Incorporated, nearly two years ago. Supporters of the Brotherhood are expected to join a rally in the city on Sunday to protest against the military crackdown in Egypt. An impromptu protest earlier this week in response to the news of the unfolding violence attracted almost 300 people onto the streets of Lakemba. A spokesman for the Islamic Egyptian Society of New South Wales, Hossam Ibrahim, said there have been protests held every weekend for the past five weeks attracting up to 250 people. "After what has happened in the past few days, we are expecting the numbers to be much larger," said Mr Ibrahim. Mr Ibrahim said they are also expecting to be joined by members of other communities. Mr Ibrahim said although they had been expecting something to happen in Egypt, violence was ‘‘not the right way’’ to deal with the situation and it was not helpful for the future of the country. Details of the Australian group emerged after claims that the Brotherhood had ''sleeper cells'' in Australia that remained hidden and only became activated when asked to do something. But the group said it is not hidden and has "nothing to hide or to be ashamed of". Moslem Brothers chairman Shawky Elghar said: "We are operating openly in Egypt under the Egyptian law and in Australia under Australian law. We protest for human rights and against the violence and the right of the Egyptian people to elect their government, their constitution and their president." Lakemba Imam, Sheik Taj el-Din al Hilaly, who is in Egypt as part of a government reconciliation committee, announced he had quit his position saying the military and police had "...dragged Egypt into a very dark, dangerous and bloodied tunnel". A spokesman for the Australian Coptic Movement (ACM), told Fairfax Media they "were unable to find words to explain our great sorrow at the the events" in Egypt. But he said there was also deep distress at the attacks on the minority group of Coptic Christians in Egypt and their churches. He said the ACM was calling on the Australian Government to condemn the incitement and violence against Coptic Christians in Egypt.
The above article is nothing less than confusing for the Australian who has not specifically followed Middle-East politics over the previous century. In a nutshell: the Muslim Brothers political party had won seats at the Egyptian election around 2011, with the support of the country's president. It immediately then sought to introduce Sharia law, including bills to support the forced, paedophilic marriage of young women as young as nine, and female genital mutilation. It also carried out attacked against non-Muslim religious groups in the country, including Coptic Christians. As a result, the military intervened in 2013 to limit the spread of the Muslim Brotherhood through a coup d'etat and stave off establishment of an Islamic state. In far away Australia it seems it was relatively easy to present this as an anti-democratic revolution, when it was not.
* Egyptian Australians rally against Muslim Brotherhood attacks on Egyptian Coptic churches and homes, JewishNewsOne, 25 August 2013, YouTube, duration: 1.33 minutes. Abstract: Hundreds of Egyptian Australian's have rallied in Sydney against the Muslim Brotherhood, and in support of the military that successfully ousted former Egyptian president and Brotherhood member Mohammad Morsi. Many Australian Coptic Christians who attended the rally are concerned over the recent surge in anti-Christian violence, and they hold the Muslim Brotherhood responsible.
* Australian MP Fred Nile CDP: Muslim Brotherhood should be listed as terror group, acma2000, 26 August 2013, YouTube, duration: 1.31 minutes.
Following the military takeover in 2013, the Muslim Brotherhood was banned from Egypt and members jailed. The previous government had been pro-Muslim Brotherhood and had supported actions against Catholics. A comprehensive update on the cited articles, with a wider perspective, both historic and geographic, was present in a November 2025 interview by Australian Erin Molan with former Egyptian conservative Muslim activist Dalia Ziada, She had fled recently to the United States following death threats from the Muslim Brotherhood, as revealed in the following video:
Erin Molan and Dalai Ziada, The Muslim Brotherhood married the Left - Zohran Mamdani is born, Erin Molan, YouTube, 6 November 2025, duration: 43.50 minutes.
During August 2025 a video discussed recent Muslim Brotherhood-related Iranian attacks in Australia at Jewish synagogues as "an act of worship".
* Iranian attack in Australia - The connection? Iran, Muslim Brotherhood, Palestine idea and lies, Latest news today, 26 August 2025, YouTube, duration: 18.19 minutes.
* Matthew Doran, Israel names Iranian it says is responsible for attacks in Australia, ABC News, 27 October 2025.
In answer to the following question by the present writer: Is the Muslim Brotherhood active in Australia?, Google AI responded as follows on 7 November 2025:
There is no evidence of a large-scale, active "Muslim Brotherhood" political movement in Australia, and the group itself is not a registered or prominent political entity there. The Australian Muslim community is diverse, with various organizations like the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils (AFIC) representing it at a national level. While there is a presence of different Islamic groups, including those with more hard-line ideologies, the historical, political "Muslim Brotherhood" from Egypt is not a major force in Australia (Google AI 2025).
The answer equivocates and is actually wrong, saying there is "no evidence of a large-scale, active" group, and it is not a "major force in Australia", all of which can also be read as: "Yes, it does exist, but it is not openly active or has any media presence." Evidence which suggests that the Google AI response is less than accurate therefore downplays the existence of the Muslim Brotherhood in Australia since at least 2011.
In regards to the history of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and its rise and fall in political power during the early 2010s, the following is of relevance and reinforces the comments of Ziada in the above interview:
The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood was legalized in 2011 and won several elections, including the 2012 presidential election when its candidate Mohamed Morsi became Egypt's first president to gain power through an election. A year later, following massive demonstrations and unrest, he was overthrown by the military and placed under house arrest; with a later review finding that the group failed to moderate its views or embrace democratic values during its time in power (Wikipedia 2025).
Ziada lucidly outlines therein the history of the formation in 1928 of this extreme, radical Muslim group in Egypt. From the outset it had a political agenda, and this was brought to the West since the 1970s following the groups partial exile from Egypt. At present it is most active in Great Britain, the United States, and to a lesser degree in Europe and Australia. Ziada's harrowing story of its political aims, of the threats to her own life, and of its secrecy is a sobering lesson for all those who support the integration of Muslims into Western societies, be they genuine refugees or those simply seeking a better life, especially in those democratic countries where peace, love and compassion is at the core of social, legal and religious practice. The numerous discriminatory practices by Muslim groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood have been exposed on television screens and in print media in the West over the last half century, such as the forced marriage of girls as young as nine, female genital mutilation, adherrance to Jihad which calls for the killing of Infidels (i.e. non-Muslims), the banning of education for women, and public execution for Muslims who do not follow the dictates of the Brotherhood. There is an obvious conflict here with both Western (i.e. Christian) values, and even those of Asia (i.e. Buddhist, Hindu, etc.), where the aforementioned peace, love and compassion lies at the core. Both Buddha and Jesus Christ taught and preached this, whereas Muhammad's message was often one of violence, revenge and discrimination. As such there is an obvious conflict between Islam and the West, and for those Muslim's seeking to live in Western countries there needs to be a compromise and acceptance that violence and discriminatory practices cannot be supported and must be stopped. Just as the West does not necessarily support such actions arising out of Christian and other religious doctrine, so too this applied to Islam. For example, Sharia Law is at odds with much of Western legal practice and precedent. It is also in conflict with democratic systems of government.
A subsequent query was posted to Google AI as follows: Muslim Brothers Australia. The response was telling, especially in light of the previous timid response described above:
The term "Muslim Brothers Australia" can refer to several different entities, including the political organization, the Muslim Brotherhood Movement (MBM) gang, and community organizations with similar names (Kennedy 2009). The Muslim Brotherhood is a political and religious movement, and in 2013, some Australian groups associated with it were active in protests. The Muslim Brotherhood Movement (MBM) was a youth street gang that police stated was "dismantled and disrupted" in 2011, but its remnants were absorbed by another gang, notes Wikipedia. Organizations like Brothers in Need are unrelated; they are a non-profit movement focused on community support and charity, according to Brothers in Need. On the other hand, in regard to criminal and youth gangs, the Muslim Brotherhood Movement (MBM) was a youth street gang that emerged in the late 2000s in Sydney's west. Police stated the group was "dismantled and disrupted" in 2011 (Bashan 2011). Brothers for Life (BFL) was another gang that police have associated with extremist views.
The targeting of youth and their radicalization is a common technique used internationally by the Muslim Brotherhood (Parliament of Australia 2024). This secret plan was exposed in the following exchange between the US Senator Ted Cruz and Somali refugee woman Ayaan Hirsi Ali on 5 November 2025:
Ted Cruz stunned as Ayaan Hirsi Ali exposes the Muslim Brotherhood's secret plan, Stand Tall Israel, 5 November 2025, YouTube, duration: 26.05 minutes.
The masking of its intent has given rise to a situation wherein so-called Islamic terrorism is masked behind the names of a variety of groups such as Hamas, ISIS, the Taliban and al-Qaeda, and even civil rights and advocacy community-based organisations such as CAIR in the United States.
Are all pro-Islam groups Muslim Brotherhood fronts? Of course not. But, as noted above, there is a basic, core conflict between Islam and Western democratic and religious values, and to suggest such is to be termed Islamophobic. One therefore needs to walk a fine line between such a categorization, which is then used to diminish any and all arguments which seek to support societies and nation states who aim to be truly peaceful, compassionate and supportive of the basic human rights of each and every citizen, without discrimination. And whilst Islam may view discrimination against women, for example, as acceptable, the West does not.
For those cynics amongst us, it could be posited that the Palestine war arising out of the brutal, Hamas attack of 7 October 2024 has served both the Muslim Brotherhood / Hamas and Israel to advantage. For the Muslim Brotherhood / Hamas and CAIR it has resulted in the election of Zorhan Mamdani to lord mayor of New York; for Israel, and certain sections of the US establishment and population, it has resulted in the almost total destruction of the state of Palestine and a genocide of its population. This has taken place as the rest of the world looked on in horror, not realising the game being played by both sides, none of whom, frankly, give a damn for the Palestinian people. Shame on them..... Meanwhile, President Donald Trump steps in and "stops" the war, but only after both sides had achieved significant goals.
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4. The Middle Way and phobias
The present writer adheres to basic human values as espoused by the head of Tibetan Buddhism is Holiness the Dalai Lama and also by Jesus Christ, along with others throughout the history of humanity. Those values are Peace / Non-violence, Compassion and Equality. We have seen those individuals, group and entities that do not adhere to those beliefs, as evidence by the majority of wars, tribal conflicts, and individual conflicts bought about through narcissism, egotism and the seeking of power above any concern for the welfare of fellow humans, intelligent beings and nature; those who see the so-called "other" as the enemy. We have this dark side and light side, where the latter is peace and the pursuit of the middle way, as proposed by both the Dalai Lama and Jesus, amongst others. And outside of the Middle Way is the extreme, on all sides, Left, Right, whatever, encircling an forever threatening the light at the core, spreading out towards total darkness and evil. Whether this is seen in Islamic terrorism or inequality and abuse in capitalist societies where the rich thrive and the poor suffer, there are varying levels and methods of delivery, from religion through to the legal system and political ideologies. We often refer to extremism, and realise that it exists in many form, across the social and political spectrum.
Muhammad's Islam is an example of a primitive, tribal-based religion, whereby if you are not part of that tribe, you are the enemy; if you are not part of the tribe of Islam, living under a caliphate, then you are an infidel, an enemy, and deserving of jihad by the sword, i.e., death. Now that is extreme; it is not a Middle Way, a compromise in order to co-exist in a peaceful, compassionate society where all humans are equal, as against Orwell's some are more equal than others. Now this sort of thinking does not simply reside with Islam - throughout history it has been seen in tribal conflicts, wars, colonialism and social injustice across the board. It is extreme, very strong and very powerful, and in the case if Islam has been in place since 622AD, when Muhammad launched Islam. The famous movie quote supporting capitalism: "Greed is good" is on this same track of extreme views, but not as dark or as violent as jihad.
Extreme behaviours against humans are to be deplored, whether it be individuals like Adolph Hitler, sections of religious faiths such as Islam and Christianity, or even a next door neighbour, to make others suffer, unjustly kill, denigrate and abuse, are in the view of the present writer, bad and deserve to be exposed to the world as truth. Why? Because if people are not made aware of such things, they cannot take action - where it is needed - to right wrongs. Openness and accountability are manifestations of this in a liberal society. Ignorance is no excuse, whether wilful or with intent. To stifle debate and critical thinking through personal attacks (physical or non-physical), "cancelling" or accusations of a phobia such as so-called Islamophobia, is nothing less than censorship and an attack on free speech. For example, we have seen recently in England where the police and government has hidden the actions of Pakistani refugee rape gangs and paedophilia. Why? The answer is not only to stifle so-called Islamophobia amongst the wider community, and as outlined in the following video from Alex Phillips of The New Culture Forum, but also to reflect the increasing political power of the pro-Islam lobby and the covert work of the Muslim Brotherhood:
Alex Phillips, Britain's silent rape Explosion - How immigration has caused a rape crisis in Britain and Europe, The New Culture Forum, YouTube, 2025, duration: 44.06 minutes.
In order to understand the silence of Khan against what in the West is seen as atrocity, we need to go back to the beginning, to the teachings of Muhammad during the late 500s and early 600s. He claimed to receive messages from God / Allah and the angel Gabriel, and wrote them down as a book - the Koran - throughout his life, presenting them as the final teachings of God. Everything that came before, such as the Old Testament New Testament, the beliefs of indigenous societies around the world, was negated by what Muhammad now presented as the direct teachings of God.
This was not a new religion, but a new social order, a new rule of how one was to live every part of their life. It overrides everything else. However, it changed with time, as Muhammad continued to receive teachings, such that the latter parts of the Quran are in conflict with the initial parts, gathered when he was not in any position of power. They talked peace and non-violence, whilst the latter revelation evolved into a more violent Jihadist social order. This reflected his gaining power and becoming more narcissistic. What the world was finally presented with was a manifestation of brutal tribalism as a necessary way of living. It was not a religion, but a form of Marxism, and any person or society or nation that did not strictly follow it was an infidel and needed to be destroyed. They were less than, not of the tribe, and therefore fair game. Both within and without Islamic societies there was discrimination. It was a misogynistic tribal framework were women and children were less than. Those who were to suffer most were infidel women. A tradition since the time of Muhammad has seen the raping of women and paedophilia, both male and female. This is what we have seen in England and across Europe over the last decade as Muslim men - both local and immigrant - have raped women in large numbers and engaged in other acts of sexual violence, grooming of children and associated paedophilia. So when the Muslim lord mayor of London Sadik Khan stands mute before a panel of peers questioning him of the lack of action against such gangs, we can understand why. As a Muslim man he sees nothing wrong.
As Muslims gain power in places like Great Britain, Europe and throughout the Western world - continuing a process of conquest which began back in the seventh century - rates of rape and sexual violence will continue to rise, as they have within Australia by around 10% every year since 2013. Why isn't it stabilized? Why isn't it decreasing? Why is it continuing to increase? And who are the perpetrators here? Does the Australian government have any statistics on the so-called religion and place of origin of people who are being charged with rape? Or is fears of being called an Islamophobe stalling such data collection?
Other countries in Europe are collecting those statistics and they reveal clearly that the rapists are by a factor of about three to one Muslim men, whether local or immigrant. So there is no doubt that with the spread of Islamic beliefs, rates of rape and pedophilia will increase. It is a simple as that. As non-Muslim infidels - Christian, atheist or other - non-Muslim societies have to accept that this is what comes with welcoming followers of Islam into society. For those Muslim's who deny there is anything to fear, they are lying, and they are doing so with the support of their faith, as part of jihad, with the promise that is doing this they will be rewarded in the afterlife. They are given carte blanc in the name of Allah.
In Christianity it is a sin to lie; in Islam it is encouraged, in defence of the teachings and of jihad. Of course elements of all religions can be just as extreme as some of those in Islam. They have to be dealt with in exactly the same way if they conflict with normal Western and free democratic values, beliefs, laws and customs. The vast majority of followers of Islam do not carry out much of the extreme elements of their teachings. However, a large number do to a degree, or refuse to condemn such practices, such that the whole "there is nothing to fear, nothing to see here" is not the case. As they are part and parcel of Muhammad's foundational teachings, they can never be ignored. It would be like Christians apologising for some of the teachings of Jesus Christ; though it would not be like Christians apologizing for the teachings of the Christian churches, for those teachings are often post-crucifixion individual interpretations, and not in sync with those of Christ.
For example, the Old Testament includes many brutal and horrific elements, whilst to blindly proclaim every work in the Bible to be the actual word of God is simply not true. The same is often said in regards to the Quran, including the violence called upon by Muhammad. So when we are told that Islam is a religion of peace, non-violence and living together, accommodating all belief systems this is not true. Yes there are elements of the Quran which say this - teaching from early in Mohammad's life - however, they are subject to being overridden by the later teachings which have a focus on jihad. The words of God / Allah supposedly given to Mohammad by the angel Gabriel are anything but those of peace and compassion.
So it is that the teachings of Muhammad, with an emphasis on jihad, came to 2025 through the Muslim Brotherhood in 1928, and there has been a consistent line ever since of Tribalism (i.e. the us versus them mentality) and conquering the world through the forced creation of a planet-wide caliphate where the leadership is Muslim and where Sharia law operates and people are subjected to obedience or death. As such, the teachings of Muhammad are actually closer to Marxism than any religious theology based on the aforementioned pursuit of peace, compassion and respect for the individual. It is also close to the associated Sociological political ideology. Islam, in fact, is not really a religion; rather, it is a strict code for how one must live their life, in all aspects. The results can be catastrophic, and in areas not normally highlighted. For example, in Muslim societies it is common for cousins to marry. In Pakistan the rate is around 64% and in Saudi Arabia 52%. In Western societies it is usually absent of less than 1% (Wikipedia 2025). As a result of this often generational inbreeding, significant genetic defects amongst children appear, and the rate can increase over time. For example, in the United Kingdom the Pakistani child birth rate is around 3.4% of the total, but in regards to child birth defect rates it jumps to 30% of the national total (Fall of Nations 2025). Needless to say, the impacts not only upon families, but also the wider society, are significant. The fact that the often severe restrictions on basic societal practices around health, education and welfare, not to mention pursuit of jihad, aligned with totalitarian and Communist political agendas result in the creation of lower socio-economic progress across the board and lower standards of living. Progressive, liberal, Western societies are generally wealthier (apart from within the oil-rich nations) and healthier. For this reason migration from Muslim countries to the West has exploded in recent decades. This has, of course, fed into the Muslim Brotherhood agenda of world domination, as those immigrant populations pursue its agenda within the relevant diaspora.
In considering the practical aspects of their teachings upon society, words such the following come to mind: Socialist, Communist, Nazi, Fascist, totalitarian and authoritarian. All can be brutal, unwavering, controlling and discriminatory, both within communities of Muslims and outside. One is told how to live, what rules to follow, and warned that if you do not do so you will be punished. The worst of Islamic practices is totally antithetical to Western ways, and whilst often denied, are nevertheless commonly practiced. All such ideologies can be rejected in toto, with only Socialism - or, at least, elements there of - finding a foothold in modern, democratic societies.
Islam can be considered a religion only is so far as Muhammad having used God / Allah and the angel Gabriel as a tool for the propagation of his extreme beliefs, telling his followers that both punishment and rewards will be found on earth and in heaven or hell upon death through a jihadist martyrdom. And, yes, elements of this philosophy - often framed as pursuit of a Holy War or being, for example, a "soldier of Christ" - is present in a lot of other religions, including Christianity. The pulpit-based fire an brimstone preaching is one manifestation, with the threat of burning in hell if you sin very common. Of course such threatening language does not reflect the teaching of Jesus / God, but rather, as is similar with Islam, the interpretations of humans after the fact. The basic message of Jesus was peace, love and non-violence. It was consistent from the get-go, and remains so. However, within Christian texts such as those present in the Bible there are actions and teachings which are just as barbaric as those presented by Mohammad and his followers. They can be dark, horrible and evident the evil within individuals. Often blames on figures such as the devil / Lucifer, they deny individual responsibility arising out of free will, and excuse it based on following the teachings of the Prophet or some such belief. So it is that from this dark side arises abuses such as murder, torture, rape, slavery and pedophilia. Some elements of such extremism need to be called out. You can't just say, "Oh, I am a follower of this" as an excuse.
Australia, as a Western democracy and close ally of the United States and Israel, and participant in colonial conflicts against Islamic terrorism, such as in Afghanistan, its ultimate fate is obvious in regards to its being in the sights of the Muslim Brotherhood and the push towards an Australian caliphate. The November 2025 chant by a white, likely Leftist American supporter of Zorhan Mamdani pronouncing, upon his election, the imminent "caliphate of New York" is ominous. In the present writer's view, unless the wider, pro-democratic Muslim community stands with the West in opposition to the Muslim Brotherhood's agenda, the fight by the West will be extremely difficult to win. The West cannot rely on the silent majority of peaceful Muslims to rise up in support of so-called infidels against their Muslim "brothers" and Imams. The failure, to date, by any Australian government to declare the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organisation, despite its history, is testament to this slow game philosophy of overt humanitarianism and alignment with the Left, masking covert intent aim at the destruction of open, free, democratic societies. The Muslim Brotherhood agenda is nothing less than a brutal and bloody unholy war.
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