Czech president: Mass migration organized by Muslim Brotherhood

Czech President Milos Zeman said that the mass migration of refugees from the Middle East into Europe is organized by the Muslim Brotherhood.

In an interview broadcast live from Prague Castle on Czech Radio Plus, Zeman said that the Muslim Brotherhood cannot start a war against Europe, but they can gain control of the Continent through gradual migration, The Prague Post reported.

“They do not have the power to start a war in Europe, but what they can do is prepare an increasing migration wave and by degrees dominate Europe, just like they have done in some Western cities, where already policemen are afraid to go at night,” Zeman said.

The president cited as a source of his information Moroccan Foreign Minister Salaheddine Mezouar, who Zeman said recently claimed the Muslim Brotherhood is trying to dominate not only the entire Muslim world, but also the entire world.

Another source Zeman mentioned was the crown prince of the United Arab Emirates, whom he claims called the Muslim Brotherhood an umbrella organization of Islamic groups.

"On the basis of these two sources of information, in both cases from Muslims and from prominent Arab politicians, I believe that this invasion is organized by the Muslim Brotherhood, of course, using the funds from a number of states," Zeman said.

Zeman also criticized some European politicians for welcoming refugees and reiterated his notion that young men leaving Syria and Iraq should fight Daesh rather than come to Europe.

The Muslim Brotherhood is a Sunni organization founded in 1928 in Egypt and has claims to be based on political activism combined with Islamic charity work. It supporters can be found throughout Muslim countries.

It has been controversial and in 2003 Russia banned it as a organization. As of 2015 it is considered a organization by the governments of Bahrain, Egypt, Russia, Syria, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates.

Zeman is the first directly elected Czech president, having been elected by popular vote in 2013. Previously, he was prime minister from 1998 to 2002.

Source: MENA