Product Description
by Center for Security Policy (Author)
This monograph is one of a series of Civilization Jihad Readers being published by the Center for Security Policy Press. Each monograph in this series assesses its own aspect of the various methods by which the Muslim Brotherhood conducts civilization Jihad in America. This report, an update from the Center's original work in 2011, demonstrates that Islamic Law (Shariah) continues to grow right here in America, threatening especially Muslim women and children, many of whom fled their homelands to escape the inequalities and individual liberty-crushing strictures of that foreign legal system. This monograph also provides both insight into the Muslim Brotherhood-connected organizations hard at work to maintain the expansion of Shariah, as well as a proven method by which American policymakers can halt this assault on the supreme law of this land - America's Constitution.
Author Biography
For twenty-five years, the Center for Security Policy has pioneered the organization, management and direction of public policy coalitions to promote U.S. national security. Even more importantly, the Center's mission has been to secure the adoption of the products of such efforts by skillfully enlisting support from executive branch officials, key legislators, other public policy organizations, opinion-shapers in the media and the public at large. The philosophy of "Peace through Strength" is not a slogan for military might but a belief that America's national power must be preserved and properly used for it holds a unique global role in maintaining peace and stability. The process the Center has repeatedly demonstrated is the unique ability that makes the Center the "Special Forces in the War of Ideas": forging teams to get things done that would otherwise be impossible for a small and relatively low-budget organization. In this way, we are able to offer maximum "bang for the buck" for the donors who make our work possible. This approach has enabled the Center to have an outsized impact.
