Image Credits: The Mackenzie Institute. Oh my God! What has happened to my country!? #Terrorism #REDRUM.
The Muslim Brotherhood in Canada: Civilization Jihad
“Canada has produced a series of individuals who have become suicide bombers, ISIS propagandists and jihadist fighters in a variety of conflict zones. How this radicalization is occurring is unclear to many observers. It is worth noting, however, that Canada has a series of deep networks which have the ideology, money, and infrastructure to support their objectives of developing extremism. They have the ability to create the political, social and cultural spaces for extremism to flourish. Radicalization and political violence (terrorism) are the two most visible offshoots of this overall process.1
The most advanced networks in Canada are operated by the Muslim Brotherhood, the Iranian sponsored Khomeneists, Hizb ut-Tahrir and the organizational structures bought through Wahhabist money. Of these, the most systemic threat to Canada may come from the Muslim Brotherhood. Intelligence and law enforcement agencies appear to have become focused on catching ‘terrorists’ but have not disrupted the networks producing them.”
Tom Quiggin.
Please follow the link to read the original article. Under Fair Use.
Written By Tom Quiggin
Source: The Mackenzie Institute.
Image Courtesy of The Mackenzie Institute of Canada.
“The Mackenzie Institute works to be the conscience of the security field.”
“The Mackenzie Institute, an independent think tank, brings a strategic and pragmatic approach to security matters that affect both domestic and global audiences. The Mackenzie Institute provides external independent thinking for policymakers, governments, private sector entities, and educational institutions. We propose an open forum for global conversations on the threats and security vulnerabilities we face in order to best advise these various entities.
The Mackenzie Institute is a globally recognized Canadian-based public policy institute for research and comment on issues impacting political and social stability, specifically terrorism, organized violence, and security.
Working with colleagues in Washington DC, Israel, and the UK, we emphasize a worldview on the various topics we cover. Over the last 30 years, we have worked with Canadian government institutions, private sector organizations, educational bodies and other stakeholders to provide a distinct perspective on security matters.
The Mackenzie Institute offers:
Publications
We publish a varied collection of articles, briefing notes, commentaries, and video interviews – as well as our Security Matters magazine – that are thought to provoke, insightful, and relevant.
Events
We offer luncheons, seminars, workshops, and panels presented by subject matter experts providing educational awareness and promoting an open forum discussion among attendees, policymakers, and the security world as a whole.”
The Mackenzie Institute.
Please follow the link to read the original article. Under Fair Use.
http://mackenzieinstitute.com/
Source The Mackenzie Institute.