Abdul El-Sayed denies Muslim Brotherhood ties on 'Meet the Press'

[u/chrismireya]

https://www.foxnews.com/media/abdul-el-sayed-alleged-family-ties-muslim-brotherhood-surface-after-denying-link-nbc-interview

[u/WanderingZed22]

Muslims are allowed to lie to advance their agenda.

[u/Ive_Got_Sowell → u/WanderingZed22]

And given that his sister is the one who confirmed it, out of her own mouth, as a Muslim, he can deny her as second class who knows nothing of reality. 

[u/ventorun]

Taqiyya

[u/rizzlamic_jihad]

Let's just examine the facts:

1. El Sayed served as a vice president of the campus Muslim Students Association chapter, an organization founded for the specific purpose of acting as a recruitment arm for the Muslim Brotherhood. It is said that in recent decades the MB has lost control over the MSA, but the two organizations are likely still aligned in their core principles.
   
2. El Sayed has taken $115k from CAIR, an organisation which was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation HAMAS funding case. The organisation also has ties to the Muslim brotherhood.
   
3. Sayed's mother worked for the IARA, designated as a terrorist organization by the US treasury for sending money to al Qaeda. According to Sayed's half sister, the mother was also a pro MB activist (a female MB activist, how progressive?).
   
4. Sayed's father in law was served as a member of the founders committed of the Islamic Society of North America, another unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation HAMAS funding case.
   

How much smoke does there need to be in order to suspect that there might be a fire there?

[u/Reaganson]

Doesn’t mean a thing. Muslims are allowed to lie.

[u/PossessionConnect963]

You don't get to say that when you publicly signed on to a letter yourself. Let alone what his sister has said and written. Problem is the media won't call him on it until it's too late. People have already been voting!

[u/attempthappy2020]

Of course! He wants to win, so he’ll deny anything to get that position.

[u/DCinMS]

Another edition of "Meet the Enablers"

[u/chrismireya]

Policy-wise and in his rhetoric, Abdul El-sayid is as much of an extremist as he can be-- and he is completely wrong for Michigan.

[u/triggernaut]

Well of course he would.

[u/cornPopwasabaddude13]

So lying on a network. Sounds like a liberal