The Muslim Brotherhood lay out their plans to replace the United States Constitution with sharia law.

Amid the mountain of evidence released in the Holy Land Foundation terrorism financing trial, the most provocative has turned out to be a handful of previously classified evidence detailing Islamist extremists’ ambitious plans for a U.S. takeover…
The documents – introduced in recent weeks as part of the prosecution’s case in the trial of the now defunct Holy Land Foundation and five of its organizers – lay out the Brotherhood’s plans in chillingly stark terms.

A 1991 strategy paper for the Brotherhood, often referred to as the Ikhwan in Arabic, found in the Virginia home of an unindicted co-conspirator in the case, describes the group’s U.S. goals, referred to as a “civilization-jihadist process.”

“The Ikhwan must understand that their work in America is a kind of grand jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and sabotaging its miserable house by their hands and the hands of the believers so that it is eliminated and God’s religion is made victorious over all other religions,” it states. This process requires a “mastery of the art of ‘coalitions,’ the art of ‘absorption’ and the principles of ‘cooperation.’ ”

Success in the U.S. “in establishing an observant Islamic base with power and effectiveness will be the best support and aid to the global movement,” it states.

A transcript of a Brotherhood orientation meeting recorded in the early 1980s includes discussions of the need for “securing the group” from infiltration by “Zionism, Masonry … the CIA, FBI, etc. so that we find out if they are monitoring us” and “how can we get rid of them.” Discussions later turn to “weapons training at the Ikhwan’s camps” in Oklahoma and Missouri.

The Muslim Brotherhood is the parent organization of Hamas, formed in 1987 in the Palestinian territories to combat Israeli occupation. The Brotherhood remains active in many parts of the world, dedicated to increasing fundamentalist Islamic influence. A key goal is to place nations under Shariah.

These plans (and more) have been introduced as evidence in the ongoing Holy Land Foundation trial. The Council on American Islamic Relations has been named an unindicted co-conspirator in this trial.

Hot Air points out that this is the same group that attracted Ayman al-Zawahiri to the jihad.

Right Voices has some history of the Muslim Brotherhood.

More history of the Muslim Brotherhood at the American Thinker. He also lays out a clear and precise facts drawn from primary documents that show without question the domestic jihad threat within the United States.

It is now up to the strategic leadership within the US Homeland Security, military and intelligence communities to begin to demonstrate they have strategic comprehension of the resident and latent terrorist and insurgent threat in the United States and take appropriate steps to mitigate and defeat those threats.

These documents are explosive but are not being covered on the national media. For those of us that read the blogs and make a point of finding and reading about the islamic threat this doesn’t come as any great surprise. But you and I both know that the average American has absolutely no idea that these things are happening, basically right under our noses. Most people don’t read these documents. Most people hear the headlines in the news and form their opinions based on sound bites. The islamists know that about us and use it to their advantage. They make no secret of their intentions. I’ve heard many of them say it repeatedly. Yet we still don’t listen.

Captain’s Quarters points out that if nothing else, these documents point out that its not our foreign policy that the islamists find so offensive, but our very existence as a free and self-governing people.

Political Vindication who writes Holy Land Foundation Trial: Muslim Brotherhood In America has an interactive graph showing the far reach of the The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR).

Flopping Aces points out that these plans pre-date 2001 which means that the Ron Paultards theories about foreign policy are wrong yet again.

Others reporting on this: Michelle Malkin, Right Wing Nuthouse, LGF, Sweetness and Light, Stop the ACLU, Riehl World View