Gigantic Network – “Caliphate according to plan”: Researcher wants to shake up

Criticism of Islam is not even allowed in a modern democracy such as France. Florence Mountain Blackler is the clock around police protection because she scientifically investigates the Muslim Brotherhood System (she mentions Frerism). And the anthropologist knows the actors who speak the national language perfectly are formed and appear in the suit. The goal is to fulfill the prophecy of a worldwide, Islamic society, Umma, under the only law of God, Sharia.

“The procedure is constantly refined and tailored to the liberal democracies. The Muslim brothers use all circumstances to achieve their real goal-the establishment of a caliphate,” said Florence Bergeaud-Bläckler on the occasion of their book Presentation-Kalification according to Plan, Publisher & Mücke in Vienna. Lawyers specialize in the claim of Islamophobia to silence critics.

“I have to make it clear that the Muslim brothers are not equivalent to the jihadists. They want to use violence to destabilize a society,” she adds. The frerists do this in a gradual way. It is a transnational network of Muslim organizations acting from the West.

The separation of the sexes and the veil of the woman are important. The French woman therefore strictly speaks for a ban on veil for minors, as should be (again). The Muslim brothers are theocrats who do not matter before that time. The goal is to set a new order about generations. Almost all political parties have already been infiltrated in Europe.

Study shows the AKP connection with the Muslim Brotherhood
A new study of the Documentation Center for Political Islam (DPI) shows the transnational networks of two Islamic movements of the Middle East and Turkey and their influences of the Muslim population in Europe.

This includes the Milli-Görüs ideology, which was able to settle under Recep Tayyip Erdoğan with the help of the Turkish ruling party, while the Muslim Brotherhood is forbidden in the country of origin in Egypt. However, it is active in many countries underground.

The Turkish religious authority Dyanet works through institutions such as Ditib in Germany or Atip in Austria, also occasionally with actors close to the Muslim Brotherhood and therefore influence Turkish speakers in Europe. Some preachers are celebrated as a superstarts.

“The transnational mutual dependencies draw up countless questions, for example, how European societies can treat the growing influence of political-religious groups and ensure that the principles of democracy and the rule of law are retained,” explains DPI director Lisa Fellhofer.