Muslim Brotherhood

RFK Jr. Calls Muslim Brotherhood a Death Cult

This Mid-Term Is a Fight for America’s Soul

RFK Jr. stood in Michigan this week and said the words most officials spent years avoiding. People living under the Muslim Brotherhood, he said, “live inside of a death cult.” He described an ideology of victimization, murder, and genocide.

He said its core is hatred of Jews, hatred of America, and hatred of Western civilization. He said they want to obliterate democracy and install Sharia law under a caliphate. He said naming the group is not Islamophobia. It is accuracy.

That is not a fringe statement. It is a cabinet official describing the documented project of a network whose own 1991 memorandum, recovered by the FBI and entered into evidence in the Holy Land Foundation case, called its work in America a “grand jihad” to destroy Western civilization from within so that Islamic rule would prevail.

The Brotherhood was founded in Egypt in 1928 to restore Sharia as the governing authority over society. Its Palestinian branch is Hamas. Specific Brotherhood chapters in Lebanon, Egypt, and Jordan have already been designated terrorist organizations by the Trump administration for material support to Hamas and related violence.

For decades the strategy worked because the name stayed unspoken. Front groups built institutions, influenced policy, and trained Americans to treat any description of the agenda as the real offense. The explicit goal of gradual replacement of Western legal and cultural norms with Sharia was treated as a conspiracy theory rather than a stated plan.

One week remains until the midterms. The networks that prefer an America unwilling to name this contest are organized. So are the Americans who have watched the results of delayed recognition elsewhere. Naming the death cult and the Sharia agenda does not finish the work. It removes one barrier that made the work harder.

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