The Silent Coup: How Stealth Infiltration Undermines British Institutions
The Muslim brotherhood approach is not to take over but to infiltrate, by stealth, gradually, in strategic stages. Their playbook lacks blatant militancy, but it is about controlling the civic space. This includes attending government consultations in an organized manner, and winning grants funded by the state, as well as acquiring controlling posts within community organizations and pressure groups. The goal is obvious, to establish themselves within the British civil society as the default representatives of Muslim Britain. This way, they effectively disregard the voices of the dissenting Muslims, who are demonized and branded as either traitors or inauthentic because they did not share the Brotherhoods worldview. Academic institutions, local councils, even government departments have in many cases given a voice to those associated with these networks, unaware that they have such an organized presence and that it is not a representation of widespread community support. It is a ...