SHATER, SHARIA, MOSLEM BROTHERHOOD AND OBAMA

Despite a platform that is liberally studded with words like "freedom," "justice" and "equality" that would make Thomas Jefferson proud, in practice, the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party is unlikely to stray far from sharia once firmly empowered by the new Egyptian constitution it will have the lead role in writing.

The Brotherhood's logo contains the Arabic word waidu (at the bottom of the circle), which means "prepare," and comes from the first word of Qur'anic verse 8:60, which tells Muslims to "Make ready your strength to the utmost of your power, including steeds of war, to strike terror into the hearts of the enemy."

OBAMA   INVITES MOSLEM BROTHEROOD DELEGATION

While the Muslim Brotherhood’s candidate for the Egyptian president, Khairat al-Shater, declared that instituting sharia law in Egypt is his” first and final” goal, White House officials held talks with representatives of the Brotherhood in Washington this week.

The Brotherhood is the parent organization of Hamas, which has been designated as an illegal terrorist entity since 1995 in the United States. Providing aid to Hamas in America is a crime punishable by a long-term prison sentence prison sentence. The Brotherhood is also the parent organization of Hamas, which has been designated as an illegal terrorist entity since 1995 in the United States. Providing aid to Hamas in America is a crime punishable by a long-term prison sentence prison sentence. The Brotherhood delegation was also expected to meet with U.S. government officials as well.

In “America Rolls Out Welcome Mat for Hamas and Muslim Brotherhood,” RadicalIslam.org reported that Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood’s political party the “Freedom and Justice Party,” was being feted in Washington by Georgetown University and was expected to meet with government officials.

"We believe that it is in the interest of the United States to engage with all parties that are committed to democratic principles, especially non-violence," said National Security Council spokesman Tommy Vietor.

The Brotherhood won a parliamentary majority in the recent election in Egypt. The Brotherhood recently reneged on its promise not to vet a candidate for Egypt’s upcoming elections, as RadicalIslam.org reported.

In his first statements since the Brotherhood decided to run in the elections, Shater, the Brotherhood’s candidate, declared that introducing sharia law would be his "first and final" objective if he wins the upcoming elections.

Shater also said he would reform the Interior Ministry which played a leading role in suppressing the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood during the reign of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak.

SHATER

In 1995, Shater, 61,  a wealthy businessman and engineer, was convicted by a military court under Mubarak for trying to revive the Brotherhood. In 2007, he began serving a seven-year sentence for providing university students with arms and weapons training but was released on 2011 with many other Brotherhood members.

"Sharia was and will always be my first and final project and objective," Shater was quoted on Wednesday as telling a meeting of the Religious Association for Rights and Reform - a group of which he is a member, along with figures who belong to the hard-line Salafi school of Islam.

The Jerusalem Post reports that in a statement issued by Assosciation, Shater said he would establish a special entity to help the parliament achieve this goal.

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Sudan Gives 500,000-Plus Christians One Week to Leave

By Ryan Mauro

The Sudanese regime is on its way to becoming a full-blown sharia state, comparable to Iran, Saudi Arabia or Afghanistan under the Taliban. Towards that end, 500-700,000 Christians have been told to pack up and leave by April 8 or they'll be treated as foreigners.

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