Do We Have A Strategy To Define Who And What Radical Islamic Groups Like The Muslim Brotherhood Are

Lorenzo Vidino, a visiting fellow at the Rand Corp., tells a House subcommittee on counterintelligence and terrorism Wednesday that the Muslim Brotherhood has affiliates in more than 80 countries. He has written a study called “The New Muslim Brotherhood in the West.” (Rod Lamkey Jr./The Washington Times)

U.S. Government Has No Strategy To Deal With Muslim Brotherhood -- Washington Times

The federal government has no strategy to counter the Muslim Brotherhood at home or abroad, according to the chairwoman of the House panel that oversees counterintelligence and terrorism.

“The federal government does not have a comprehensive or consistent strategy for dealing with the Muslim Brotherhood and its affiliated groups in America,” Rep. Sue Wilkins Myrick said during a hearing Wednesday. “Nor does it have a strategy for dealing with the Brotherhood in Egypt or the greater Middle East.”

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My Comment: American policy of turning a blind eye to what is radical Islam .... even going to the extreme of not even using the term "radical Islam", makes it difficult to confront a foe if your own government chooses to ignore it. Until this changes, radical groups like the Muslim Brotherhood will continue to grow and prosper within the U.S. and our allies with little if any opposition.

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