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Input: For the right-wing, it’s not much of a leap to go from “President Obama is a secret Muslim” to “President Obama is secretly in league with the Muslim Brotherhood.” And in the wake of protests in Egypt, leap they did. 
  
 The Muslim Brotherhood is often a target of right-wing pundits like anti-sharia crusader Frank Gaffney, who last month claimed the group had infiltrated CPAC. And as the single largest organized opposition group in Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood has emerged as a target for the right as the protests continue. 
  
 On Hannity last night, Gaffney argued that “the Obama Administration’s policies are being viewed through, and actually articulated and implemented through influence operations that the Muslim Brotherhood itself is running in our own country.” 
  
 “You cannot possibly get your strategy right, you cannot execute it effectively if you don’t know that the enemy is actually giving you advice on how to proceed,” he said. 
  
 Video of his comments come in at the 4:10: 
  
 Gaffney was much more explicit to ThinkProgress yesterday, listing Homeland Security Advisor John Brennan, Director of National Intelligence Jim Clapper, and Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano as “questionable people who are sympathetic to the program of the stealth jihadists who have influence with the United States government.” 
  
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 Right-wing author Dinesh D’Souza, who wrote a book called “The Roots of Obama’s Rage,” told Newsmax TV yesterday that “for Obama, America is viewed as a neocolonial power occupying Iraq and Afghanistan,” so “from his point of view he sees the Muslims who are fighting against America, as in a sense, freedom fighters.” 
  
 He continued: 
  
 This gives Obama a somewhat romantic view of Islamic radicals. So he might not think the Muslim Brotherhood is a problem, because he might think, “well, look, these are the good guys trying to liberate Egypt from this horrible dictator who is supported by us, the rogue nation, the United States.” 
  
 And then there’s a story disseminated by the site World Net Daily , and picked up by a few right-wing blogs, that former U.S. ambassador to Egypt Frank G. Wisner met in secret in Cairo with a senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood, and “discussed fall of Egypt with group dedicated to Islam’s global spread.” WND cites an unnamed Egyptian intelligence official as its source for the story. 
  
 Wisner was sent by the Obama Administration to Egypt after the protests broke out because of his close relationship with President Hosni Mubarek. 
  
 Robert Spencer picked up the story and said it’s “yet more indication that Obama actively favors the Muslim Brotherhood’s coming to power in Egypt.” The Fox News site Fox Nation also posted the story, though hedged that it was just a report. 
  
 Some of the outrage on the right probably stems from the White House’s statement on Monday regarding the Muslim Brotherhood, which is currently banned in Egypt. As reported by the Los Angeles Times, Press Secretary Robert Gibbs responded to a question in a press briefing about the Muslim Brotherhood’s role in the protests, and said that though it’s not clear that the protests are the result of one particular group or ideology, “it is clear that increase in democratic representation has to include a whole host of important non-secular actors that give Egypt a strong chance to continue to be the stable and reliable partner that the world sees in the Middle East.” 
  
 He added that the “standard” for participation is “adherence to the law, adherence to non-violence, and a willingness to be part of a democratic process, but not use that democratic process to simply instill yourself into power.” 
  
 Gibbs also emphasized that the Obama Administration has not had contact with anyone from the Muslim Brotherhood. 
  
 But Robert Spencer responded that Obama “has just given a green light to establish a government that, given numerous historical precedents, will likely be the precursor to an Islamic Republic.” ||||| By Aaron Klein 
  
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 JERUSALEM – The Egyptian government has information a diplomat at the U.S. embassy in Cairo secretly met yesterday with a senior leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, the nation's major Islamist opposition group, WND has learned. 
  
 The topic of the meeting was the future of Egypt following the "fall" of President Hosni Mubarak, an Egyptian intelligence official told WND. 
  
 The claim comes amid charges from Cairo that the Obama administration has been encouraging the protests rocking Egypt and targeting the rule of Mubarak, a key U.S. ally in the Middle East. 
  
 The Egyptian intelligence official told WND his government has information of a meeting that took place yesterday between Issam El-Erian, a senior leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, and Frank Wisner, a former U.S. ambassador to Egypt. 
  
 The Obama administration dispatched Wisner to Egypt this past weekend to report to the State Department and White House a general sense of the situation in the embattled country. 
  
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 The Egyptian intelligence official speaking to WND said the meeting took place inside the American embassy in Cairo 
  
 The U.S. State Department would neither confirm nor deny the report. 
  
 The Muslim Brotherhood seeks to spread Islam around the world, in large part using nonviolent means. Hamas and al-Qaida are violent Brotherhood offshoots. 
  
 The latest information is not the first charge by the Egyptian government that the Obama administration has been working with or encouraging the opposition to Mubarak. 
  
 Last week, a senior Egyptian diplomat stated the Egyptian government suspects elements of the current uprising there, particularly political aspects, are being coordinated with the U.S. State Department and Obama administration. 
  
 The senior Egyptian diplomat told WND the Mubarak regime suspects the U.S. has been aiding protest planning by Mohamed ElBaradei, who is seen as one of the main opposition leaders in Cairo. 
  
 ElBaradei, former International Atomic Energy Agency chief, has reinvented himself as a campaigner for "reform" in Egypt. He is a candidate for this year's scheduled presidential elections. 
  
 ElBaradei arrived in Cairo just after last week's protests began and is reportedly being confined to his home by Egyptian security forces. 
  
 He is seen as an ally of the Muslim Brotherhood. 
  
 This past weekend, the London Telegraph reported the U.S. embassy in Cairo in 2008 helped a young dissident attend a U.S.-sponsored summit for activists in New York, while working to keep his identity secret from Egyptian state police. 
  
 The Telegraph would not identify the dissident, but said he was involved in helping to stir the current protests. The report claimed the dissident told the U.S. embassy in Cairo that an alliance of opposition groups had a plan to topple Mubarak'sgovernment. 
  
 The disclosures, contained in U.S. diplomatic dispatches released by the WikiLeaks website, show American officials pressed the Egyptian government to release other dissidents who had been detained by the police. 
  
 The White House has been almost openly championing the unrest in Egypt. 
  
 Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called for an "orderly transition" to democracy in Egypt, where the Muslim Brotherhood is the main opposition group. 
  
 Obama reportedly voiced support for an "orderly transition" in Egypt that is responsive to the aspirations of Egyptians in phone calls with foreign leaders, the White House said. 
  
 Deputy National Security Adviser Denis McDonough, speaking in a White House webcast, also urged the government and protesters in Egypt to refrain from violence. 
  
 Egyptian officials speaking to WND, however, warned the Muslim Brotherhood has the most to gain from any political reform. 
  
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Output:
As protests rage in Egypt, some fringe right-wingers are at the ready with an Obama link: they’re saying the president has secret ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, TPM reports. Among the assertions: Pundit Frank Gaffney told Sean Hannity last night that “the Obama administration's policies are being viewed through and actually articulated and implemented through influence operations that the Muslim Brotherhood itself is running in our own country.” Gaffney later called Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano and other top officials “questionable people who are sympathetic to the program of the stealth jihadists." See video at left. Author Dinesh D’Souza said that Obama “might not think the Muslim Brotherhood is a problem, because he might think, "well, look, these are the good guys trying to liberate Egypt from this horrible dictator who is supported by us, the rogue nation, the United States.” World Net Daily reports that a former US ambassador to Egypt secretly met with a top Muslim Brotherhood member and “discussed fall of Egypt with group dedicated to Islam's global spread;” other right-wing media picked up the story.