Syria, Jihad, Qatar and Muslim Brotherhood

Examining the Clintons' ties to the present day Syrian war, and connections with the Muslim Brotherhood.

Al Gore, Muslim Brotherhood Leader Abdurahman Alamoudi, Bill Clinton

The modern day Syrian civil war is the product of a fallout that resulted from decsions made by Hillary Clinton's tenure as Secretary of State (2009-2013) while under the Obama Administartion. Clinton’s decisions made during her tenure created a ripple effect, that cause thousands of innocent people of Syria to perish. going behind the scenes, to expose the United States motive behind fueling the war with weapons from Libya, the support of the Muslim Brotherhood and the backing of “regime changes” in nations that infurrated the Muslim Brotherhood. The epicenter behind the decsions lies evidence of Clinton’s support for the Muslim Brotherhood, a group with a long and complex history in the Middle East.

Using Arab Channels to Pave the Way for the Arab Spring Fuels Overthrow of Libya and Syria

The complexity Hillary Clinton’s role in the “Arab Spring” was more assertive than that of President Obama. Obama was critisized for being “ambivalent and hesitant,” when it came to actively engaging with regional players. Clintons devotion to leveraging media channels, used to solie influence the geopolitical areana tailored to sway the outcomes to the benefit of the Muslim Brotherhood, was brought to light via emails that had been leaked.

“There is evidence, in the form of Clinton’s emails, which shows that the Obama administration was deeply involved in preparing the ground for the Arab Spring revolutions… doing everything possible to spread chaos in the region”, Political analyst Walid Phares stated. Clinton’s emails reveal her active involvement in influencing the Arab Spring uprisings. In one email, she reportedly asked Qatar to fund the Arab Spring through the Clinton Foundation, emphasizing overthrowing Arab regimes such as Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak, the home of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Wadah Khanfar, a former director of Al-Jazeera and a known ally of the Muslim Brotherhood, acted as a bridge between Clinton, Qatar, and the Muslim Brotherhood. In 2010 Khanfar reportedly urged U.S. officials, particularly Clinton, to intervene in regime changes in Egypt, Libya, and Syria. Clinton’s top aide, Huma Abedin—herself linked to a prominent Muslim Brotherhood family—facilitated these connections.

Additional emails revealed Clinton’s support of the Brotherhood’s push for propeganda. In 2012, Clinton demanded that Qatar fund a $100 million to foster the Muslim Brotherhood TV channel. Clinton allegedly promised U.S. support for Al- Jazeera and other Brotherhood-linked media outlets in exchange for propagating Islamist political ideology across Arab and Islamic television and radio stations.