How Obama Islamized America and the Democratic Party 

The White House and the Brotherhood

Obama’s first steps in the White House only deepened concerns. At the January 2009 inauguration, the prayer was delivered by Ingrid Mattson — president of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), named by prosecutors as an “unindicted co-conspirator” in the Hamas financing case.

Soon after, Mohamed Magid, head of the American wing of the Muslim Brotherhood, became a trusted presidential adviser on… migration and counterterrorism.

The culmination came in 2012. Amid the “Arab Spring,” a delegation of the Muslim Brotherhood was invited to the White House — while their supporters in Egypt were calling for the introduction of Sharia law, and in Gaza for attacks on Israel. The American administration justified this by claiming it was necessary to “expand engagement.” In reality, the U.S. continued to provide Egypt with $1.5 billion annually, effectively turning a blind eye to radicalization.