The Qatar corruption scandal has shaken the European Union. The revelation that the Islamic terror state was suborning European politicians has led to arrests and angry denials from Qatar.
Qatar can’t be criticized at all in the United States. It’s simply not allowed. And while you can question Qatar in Europe, the Muslim Brotherhood is off-limits.
Take this Politico deep dive which carefully avoids addressing the obvious.
A Moroccan secret service agent, identified as Mohamed Belahrech, has emerged as one of the key operators in the Qatar corruption scandal that has shaken the foundations of the European Parliament. His codename is M118, and he’s been running circles around European spy agencies for years.
Belahrech seems at the center of an intricate web that extends from Qatar and Morocco to Italy, Poland and Belgium.
Come on, is Morocco really known for its high-end secret agents?
What might Morocco and Qatar have in common?
The Arab Spring allowed the Muslim Brotherhood and assorted allies to come to power. Some of these takeovers were undone. But, backed by Qatar, it’s been a rough fight ousting them and in some places, the Islamists remained in power.
The Justice and Development Party, took over Morocco in 2011 and has clung to power until very recently.
And the Muslim Brotherhood is closely backed by Qatar.
Whether or not it applies in this case, there is a fairly straightforward line from Qatar to countries under the Muslim Brotherhood umbrella.
But that’s one of those things no one is allowed to discuss. And if you think it’s bad there, imagine how bad it is here.
ME Infidel says
Qatar has very appealing investment opportunity commercials being aired on Fox News. Not mentioned is the Muslim Brotherhood and its mouthpiece Al Jazeera. I would suggest that caveat emptor applies.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Murdoch has always been a sellout to the Saudis – is probably close pals w/ Alaweed bin Talal, the one unreformed Saudi who has always funded dawa activities and always will. It’s a pity that when MbS purged a whole lot of family members, including rivals, he let Alaweed go off easy w/ just a fine: he should have done to him what was done to Jamal Khashoggi
I no longer read or watch anything from Murdoch’s company, be it FNC, FBN, Wall Street Journal, New York Post or anything else from those vermin
Deodata says
Qatar, that Mecca of football, no stadiums, no domestic league. A barbaric cult. We all know why this happened, money and evil corruption. Football had nothing to do with it.
Jim J Fox says
Quite so. Those who deride climate change should ponder the benefits from ditching fossil fuels, that one day (not too far away)
the funds for jihad will dry up.
And so will tbese oil-rich bastards in their sandy overheated hell-holes.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Oil is available from other places as well – most notably the US – until Biden sabotaged it at the behest of the climate change comrades. When we were producing oil, not only were we making enough for ourselves, we were exporting it, and countries like Saudi Arabia & Qatar were barely breaking even, and Russia was pretty quiet as well
For all the ‘renewable’ energy advocates, there isn’t enough wind nor solar to actually do heavy-duty anything!
As far as solar goes, it’s good for things like providing energy for increased loads like AC during summer, and powering motion detection security cameras and other low load tasks. The biggest problem w/ solar is the large footprint required. It’s probably not an issue in Australia, where you have so many square miles of desert that it’s easy to dedicate such real estate to solar farms, plus in a desert, you probably get pretty adequate sunlight. But that’s not a solution that can be used everywhere – particularly not in Europe, the US or Canada
Wind – we saw in Texas 2 years ago how those windmill blades froze in the icy winter, and didn’t work even though there were pretty strong gale winds. Although I have recently seen ads on harmonyturbines.com w/ a new design that has the wind on a vertical instead of a horizontal axis. Hopefully something like that works, but the issue will still remain of providing the power during weather in which there are no winds
Then there is nuclear, which would be a solution, and 4th generation technology reduces a lot of the costs involved. But that’s something that the climate change activists won’t hear of, b’cos it’s not about the climate: it’s actually a communist movement engineered to seize control of the world’s major economies. Interestingly, I’ve not heard them talk about geothermal either
On top of that, neither wind nor solar powers the biggest usage of energy – transportation. Cars can’t be powered even if the hood is a solar panel simply due to the amount of incident energy on it, even if the efficiency was 100%, which it never is. They can’t be powered by wind – not to the extent that would provide the engine the power needed. If you think either battery powered cars or hybrids are the answer, simple fact is that there is not enough rare earth minerals to provide all the batteries for everyone in the world. And I’m not even touching the environmental mess that is left as a result of such mining operations
I agree w/ you that countries like Qatar need to be defanged. But that will only happen once everyone who can produce oil produces it, and enough of it that gasoline will drop to rates where it’s barely making money. Once that happens, everyone – Qatar, Russia, Iran, Saudi Arabia will have to be a lot more discerning about where they spend their money
Check Burry says
Also ditch their airline too.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
I’ll be flying abroad in January. Even though Qatar Airlines gave me the best rates, I picked another airline from a non-muslim country w/ a much lower reputation than Qatar. I don’t want a layover in Doha, but more than that, I don’t want to provide money that can go into either dawa activity, jihad activity funding the muslim brotherhoood, bribing politicians or bureaucrats in either Europe or the US, or paying legal fees for them to battle those workers who died building those 8 stadiums
VictorMc says
Can we please please STOP giving Qatar oxygen of airtime? STOP IT NOW.
Everybody with half an ounce of brain knows exactly what went on there with the so-called ‘football’
I swore from day one that despite being a lifetime season ticket holder of a Premiership club in UK I would not watch one single second of this fraudulent garbage. I even managed to grab the remote to kill it on ‘news’ channel clips.
Those stadia built at the cost of thousands of slave lives will soon be cesspits. I hope the Qatari criminals now enjoy their legacy from their Swiss banks etc.
PS: Who is protecting Jack Warner (somewhere in the Caribbean?) The Americans are still trying to extradite him.
Jim J Fox says
Victor, you’re too optimistic; there are millions without half an ounce of brain, who know precisely bugger all about islam!
mick says
Now I see why there were so many Moroccans at the WC. Subsidised flights and hotels.
And why Morocco is complicit in the EU bribery scandal. Qatar is using their links to the EC, (associate membership).
A very good article.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
I wonder whether this flips Morocco from the Saudi side to the Qatari side in this intra-Arab squabble over whether or not to oppose Turkey & Iran