Mohamed Morsi

Like the idea that this would anyone would let this slide is crazy.

He also has his own name on the letter to Morsi.

It's not like you even have to go to his relatives.

I think if he wins, I think you're right that it has implications because he's a very arrogant guy who very clearly believes he has this mission and that part of it is this.

In another post, she described her mother's activism in the organization during the early 70s.

That same year, 2012, the Brotherhood's Mohamed Mursi became president of Egypt.

According to the Washington Free Beacon, Abdul Al-Sayed signed an Arabic-language statement urging the new government to purge the media and the police of opposition.

Within months, Egyptian reporters were being hauled into court for insulting Islam.

He doesn't believe in a free press.

We know this because he signed the letter to the Morsi government, the Morsi Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood government.

He was one of 46 people in the United States.

This is when he was still a student who was considered an Egyptian American leader who signed a letter saying dismiss the press and dismiss the police.

I mean, look at what happened in the Arab Spring.

When Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood won Egypt's presidency in 2012, Qatar poured around $8 billion in loans and aid into his government within two years, pledged another $18 billion in investments, and Al Jazeera cheered him on so openly that Egyptians burned Qatari flags in the street because they felt Qatar was backing one party and not their country.

When the army then removed Morsi in 2013, Qatar took in Brotherhood leaders who fled.

In Tunisia, Qatar was reported to be funding this party, which they denied.

And while it handed Tunisia's new government over a billion and a half dollars in loans, Qatar's own prime minister at the time had a ready answer.

Speaking of the Muslim Brotherhood, Saeed's half-sister wrote something online years ago saying, "...our family has always been the Muslim Brotherhood." She also said that their mother had joined the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt in the early 1970s.

In 2012, Syed and 45 other Egyptian Americans also co-signed an open letter supporting Egyptian President Morsi, who came from the Muslim Brotherhood.

And when Syed was studying at the University of Michigan, he even served as an officer for the Muslim Students Association.

Some scholars have pointed out that when this organization was founded, it had ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, so these sensitive connections were seized upon and heavily attacked by the Republican Party.

And if, in fact, he supports the Muslim Brotherhood, they are anti-Semitic.

Um, and he did write a letter about Muhammad Morsi, uh, back when, uh, during the Arab spring when he, you know, 15 years ago, but most of the controversy around him involves his family connections, a sister-in-law and somebody else in his family and his mom.

Now you can impute those connections to him.

That's fine.

Uh, even wrote about how he supported them.

In 2012, he signed a letter supporting Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, who is backed by the Muslim Brotherhood-

Mm-hmm

... and urged the government to purge the media and police institutions of the old regime officials, the anti-Muslim Brotherhood folks.

What do you think is coming, and what role will the red-green axis, the red being the Marxist, the green being the Islamist, for any new folks, what do you think is planned after the election?

I know how dangerous it is to see that computer doing the cheating for the liberals, because believe it or not, it was first time used in Egypt after Barack Hussein Obama removed our president, Mubarak, Muhammad Hussein Mubarak, and replace them with Muhammad Mursi, the head of the Muslim Brotherhood.

And the Muslim Brotherhood, whom this Abdus Sayyid or Abdul or Abdul Rahman is one of, he's a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, they use that fraud, they use the system in Egypt.

And the Muslim Brotherhood was so unbelievable in Egypt that I know for sure, even though I live here in America and I did not vote, that they took my vote and gave it to the Muslim Brotherhood.