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As I‘ve pointed out, in 2011 the Muslim Brotherhood are still in existence in Egypt, Bahrain, Syria,
Israel, Jordan, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Algeria, Sudan, Somalia, Tunisia and Libya. Today, the
Muslim Brotherhood is the umbrella under which a host of fundamentalist Sufi, Sunni and other radical
brotherhoods and societies flourish. [7] To also try and understand what has been happening in the Middle
East for many decades now, is to understand the not so distant past. From the alliance with Sufism
[Islam], which is defined by its adherents as the inner, mystical dimension of Islam, another name for a
Sufi is Dervish, during the 18th century, the British decided to adopt and sponsor the creation of cults and
pseudo-religions as a tool of Empire policy, whom after all had great knowledge about the Romans, and
after careful study into the Roman Empire model, they concluded that one of the main reasons as to why it
had survived so long, was because it had learned how to use cults and ‗religions‘ to control its people. [8]
During the early 1830‘s some members of the British elite established the so-called Oxford Movement
[OM] a groundswell religious reform movement organised by Oxford University, the Church of England,
and Kings College of London University. Their movement created a special kind of British missionary,
whose task was to spread a deviating gospel of the OM around other parts of the world. The OM was
basically a Catholic-movement within the Church of England, and was attacked for being a mere
Romanising tendency, but it began to have an influence on the theory and practice of Anglicanism, and
certain controversies within churches ended up in court, as in the dispute about ritualism. The OM was
attacked both for being secretive and broadly collusive by secretly cooperating or involving secret
cooperation in order to do something illegal or underhanded, and this position is well documented in
Walsh‘s The Secret History of the Oxford Movement. [9]
It‘s also acknowledge that Sufism suffered many setbacks in the modern era, particularly [though not
exclusively] at the hands of European imperialists in the colonised nations of Asia and Africa. Over the
centuries and still today, Sufism is devoted to the worship of the grave and death. Tombs and burial sites
are shrines for followers of Sufism. Many Sufi traditions, from pre-Islamic times, have introduced pagan
rites and rituals into the quasi-Islamic ceremonies of the Sufis. Witchcraft and other such devil worship
and mother-goddess worship are common if Sufi circles, though disguised, along with magic and
incantations. It is the Sufi heresy that became the vehicle for the penetration of British imperialism into the
Middle East. As early as the 17th century, the British aristocracy had established numbers of centres for
political intelligence on the Muslim world. With the gradual expansion of the British Empire through the
East India Company and the Levant Company, they found themselves in regular contact with Muslim
populations in general. [9]
However the true umbrella for the OM wasn‘t the church, but the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. The
missionaries of the OM were assigned to build subsidiary branches of the Scottish Rite throughout Empire.
When approaching an area like the Middle East, the OM, Masonic evangelists would not attempt to
convert Muslims, for instance to Christianity, but would instead try to bring the Muslim [Sufi] belief
system into harmony with the cult practices of the Scottish Rite. Because of their profane and cult beliefs,
the Freemasons were bitterly condemned by the Vatican, as an anti-religious conspiracy capable of
undercutting the authority of the Pope and the Catholic Church altogether.
The OM and the British Freemasons had an ally in that had also been condemned by the Vatican: the
Black Pope and his Jesuits, aka the Society of Jesus. [Jan Philipp Roothaan [23rd November 1785,
Amsterdam, Netherlands – 8th May 1853, Rome, Italy] was a Dutch Jesuit, elected 21st Superior-General
of the Society of Jesus. I‘ve mentioned before, the position carries the nickname of Black Pope, after his
simple black priest‘s vestments, as contrasted to the white garb of the Pope. Roothan‘s service as the
Black Pope was from the 9th July 1829, to 8th May 1853. [10] Roothaan increased the breadth of apostolic
activities, and in a vibrant letter [De missionum exterarum desiderio, dated 1833] he called for volunteers
for the foreign missions. And by the end of his term the Jesuits in 1,014 oversee missions including
America, Africa and Asia.
[1] Hostage to Khomeini, cowritten with Thierry LeMarc, New Benjamin Franklin House, 1981. ISBN 978-0933488113 - PDF download
[2] "Muslim Brotherhood created by British Intelligence .
[3] Al Kifah Refugee Center .
[4] : "Muslim Brotherhood- Illuminati Tools .
[5] http://www.masrawy.com/News/Egypt/Politics/2011/march/7/barad3i_president.aspx
[6] "Japan Today: Japan News and Discussion." .
[7] "Muslim Brotherhood created by British Intelligence .
[8] "Sufism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia." .
[9] The Secret History of the Oxford Movement by Walter Walsh
[10] "Superior General of the Society of Jesus