The British Wall Street journal reports that the British probe into the Muslim Brotherhood activities is a setback to the group leaderships while the Financial Times warned Cameron government that London could be turned into a haven of Islamists. Other international media outlets also highlighted the British government’s decision to start investigating the MB activities in London after many of their leaderships have fled to it, considering it a safe haven.
The Wall Street journal said the biggest challenge facing the MB leaderships in Britain now after Cameron’s decision is the decline of their capabilities to direct the group member and leaders in Egypt.
The motive behind Cameron’s decision is to maintain Britain’s relations with Saudi Arabia and the Arabs. The growing geographic spread of the MB in the world could widen gaps between the group leaderships in the exile and those in Egypt. The paper said the group’s prime goal now is to destroy the Egyptian state and not just returning to power.
The paper also shed light on fears of British and western media that banning the group in Britain could drive Jihadists to carry out acts of violence to set up the “Islamic State” like what has been done in Egypt when nose was tightened on MB members, they resorted to violence. Finally, I think raising such groups in Britain, US and Europe has made them a destructive epidemic that will not target Egypt and other Arab countries but also Britain, the US and Europe. These groups have become very savage like human cannibals and the day would come when they eat the flesh of both their friends and enemies.
All what we see today is the outcome of the false democracies, allegations of human rights and the seizure of peoples’ wealth places of power in poor and small countries and Mideast fuel and bread of people who do not eat honey, butter and jam but who prefer the products of wheat and rice.
At the end, a day will come when the peoples of the world would admit the Arab proverb saying “the bitter is a bit”
