‘The Muslim Brotherhood” group has long bragged about struggling against the U.S, repeating slogans that encourage people and nations to boycott it on the pretext of protecting the Arab countries and protecting Islam. They went even further, and accused the Arab governments that have a form of relationship with America of treason. However, as soon as they gained power over Egypt and rose to presidency, their hidden secret began to unfold, uncovering their true reality and proving that all that they’ve been claiming was nothing but sheer lies and heresy to consume the media. In fact the MB group has long maintained strong ties with the U.S. Their relationship involves long years during which they planned many of the incidents Egypt went through, ever since the assassination attempt that targeted the late Egyptian President Gamal Abdul Nasser in Al-Mansheya Square in 1954, up till Mohamed Mursi’s presidency.
The author here presents the communication that took place between the MB group and the White House over the years, supporting his material with documents depicting that.

The enlightened eyes of a visionary Egyptian journalist surveyed one of Earth’s most enormous spaces from the west of the great Sahara, where Mauritania and Morocco are located, passing through Algeria, Mali, Chad, Niger, Libya, Egypt and Sudan, then quickly looking over Somalia, where he observed the triangle of wickedness: the making of terrorism, weapons’ trade and drug dealing that are run by security agencies of super powerful countries and ruling houses to brainwash young Muslims, especially young Arab Muslims, to exploit them in dismantling the Arab world under the guise of jihad and the enactment of God’s law.
Indeed, they abuse the inadequacy of the Arab ruling regimes in catering for the basic necessary needs of the poor and disadvantaged millions and youths in the Arab world at large and the largely underexplored African Arab desert.
The great journalist, Ayman Al Sisi, presents this vision with a strategic level of awareness of the nation’s crisis, not just Egypt’s.