in a struggle, analysis must be unconstrained by preconceptions
Stephen Coughlin wrote this report in 2010: Introduction When the postmortems on the War on Terror (WOT) are written, among the issues in need of redress will be the destruction of strategic thinking and its replacement by fictions in the form of academic models or scripted war games that systematically admit only those facts that…
By Patrick Poole On my recent trip to Egypt, I met with Col. Khaled Okasha (ret), one of Egypt’s top former counter-terrorism officials, to discuss the developing security situation and to address a question that has received a lot of international media attention: Is the Muslim Brotherhood directly engaged in terrorism? Okasha, the director of…
Stephen Coughlin had a paper he wrote in February 2017 published in an Egyptian periodical in April. The following is the English version. There are alarming indicators that the International Muslim Brotherhood (IMB) have successfully targeted America’s counter-terror policy with a sustained layered hostile foreign influence campaign supported by state actors, including Turkey, Qatar and Saudi…
Former US Navy Officer and SEAL Matthew Bracken has thrown down the gauntlet to professionals in our government and the military who purport to be guardians of our national security: Ten Arabic Words: A challenge to national security professionals engaged in the Global War On Terror by Matthew Bracken If you are a politically-correct bliss-ninny…
The Society of Professional Journalists has rules for reporting that link up the narrative set up with the Muslim Brotherhood. Stephen Coughlin explains:
The Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) narrative was set within one month of 9/11. Stephen Coughlin covers Sun Tzu, Louay Safi of the Muslim Brotherhood, and the Society for Professional Journalists — the last two as the instruments of what you are or are not supposed to know about the Islam and the real Muslim Brotherhood agenda.
Stephen Coughlin was on The Glazov Gang discussing the deceptive term, “countering violent extremism.” Using that term is not doing counterterrorism. Rather, the term reveals how the Muslim Brotherhood is directing our foreign policy and national discourse on terror.
Stephen Coughlin was on Secure Freedom Radio talking about: How the Muslim Brotherhood hides behind inter-faith dialogues Implications of the Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) movement Muslim Brotherhood’s hand in developing the CVE narrative Whitewashing in US hate speech laws How designating the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization changes the CVE narrative Civilization jihad and…
Stephen Coughlin was back on The Glazov Gang discussing the Muslim Brotherhood.
Stephen Coughlin spoke at the Lord Elgin Hotel in Ottawa, Canada on September 17, 2015. Thanks to Vlad Tepes for posting the videos. Part 1 & 2: Introduction to the narrative Part 3: The OIC, Islamophobia UN 15/18 Part 4: Muslim Brotherhood and Civilization Jihad Part 5: Muslim Brotherhood is Al-Qaeda is Islamic State. What…
