Qatar's Opposition Leader EXPOSES Muslim Brotherhood And IRGC

The Qatari regime and the Iranian regime share the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood, with Khomeini referencing Al-Banna's teachings. Qatar also financially supports Iran by helping them sell gas from their shared northern gas field, circumventing sanctions and laundering Iranian money. This partnership extends to using Iran as a proxy for 'dirty work' through groups like Hezbollah and Houthis.

Guest states, 'There is one thing common between the Qatar regime and the Iranian regime which is the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood. The Kumeni regime started based on the Muslim Brotherhood at eulogy and he himself Kumeni wrote it is in his own book about the Albana dulogy and he referenced Albana and Qatar found in the Muslim Brotherhood power and influence... Qatar and Iran sharing the northern gas field... Iran is under sanctions. They cannot sell. So Qatar helped them to sell on their behalf. So there was a lot of stories about how Qatar actually money laundering the Iranian money.'

Al Jazeera, a Qatari-funded channel, is accused of playing a significant role in mainstreaming radical Islamist messages. From 1999 to 2001, it allegedly broadcasted Osama bin Laden's messages and even streamed live coverage of the 9/11 attacks, framing them as a 'victory for Islam.' This propaganda created a community supportive of Al-Qaeda, which later extended to ISIS and Al-Nusra.

Guest states, 'Qatar was actually mainstreaming Osama bin Laden messages. Broadcasting through Alazer started 1999 to that 2000s until even 2001 they was streaming live the 911 attack... they tell people whatever the Americans done to the to our people in the '9s or before that we revenged from them and Alazer was promoting those messages. So you created a community that is actually was supportive to al-Qaeda.'

The Muslim Brotherhood is described as a wealthy and dangerous organization that uses democratic systems to infiltrate and influence Western politics. They allegedly place their members in positions within political parties (e.g., Labour, Conservative in the UK) and exploit the halal food industry for profit. The guest claims that, religiously, Muslims are permitted to eat non-halal meat from Christians and Jews, but the Muslim Brotherhood promotes expensive halal food to maintain a lucrative business model.

Guest states, 'The Muslim Brotherhood uh ideology they they use democracy a current democracy and constitution to in and infiltrate as they say infiltrate the um the political system... they are actually most I'm not saying all of them but majority of them linked to the Muslim Brotherhood. Muslim Brotherhood is very wealthy organization and they are very dangerous... they are actually part of the political system here. They are labor, they are conservative.' And regarding halal food: 'The people who knows Islam and knows Muslim will understand that we are allowed to eat from Christians and Jews... the halal business will going to go corrupt. So there is business people behind it.'

The Qatari regime suppresses internal dissent through strict laws and extra-legal means, including imprisonment and torture. The guest recounts his own experiences of being jailed and tortured for criticizing government policies, such as making a public statement about potential company bankruptcies. He describes psychological and physical torture methods used in Qatari security intelligence offices.

Guest states, 'It's illegal to criticize the amir of Qatar. It's illegal to criticize any political move from the government. Any decision, it's not allowed.' He details his arrest in 2010 for a newspaper statement and a later arrest for 'conspiracy of changing the regime,' describing torture: '12 13 14 18 hours your hand at the back and you're just watching and when you go to sleep it's a room full white room. All what you hear is drops of water with some eco. was just torture and it was or they put your face with water and it was crazy.'

The Qatari regime allegedly uses its wealth to influence Western nations and figures, believing they 'own' countries like the UK. They are accused of hacking opponents' computers (e.g., to expose 'Project Paul' which aimed to move the World Cup from Qatar) and paying off public figures. Qatar also hosts prominent figures associated with terrorism, including Hamas leaders, the Taliban's official political presence, and Osama bin Laden's sons, in luxury areas.

Guest states, 'Tamim ... want people to worship him. He even explain and educate our people to come to UK and have one word we own this country... we own UK. We own Harros for them Harros that they own all night's bridge. We invested more than we own more than even the king of England.' He also mentions, 'We have a country that's run by Hamas ideologist Al Jazzer... You walk in the street, you see the houses of Hamas leaders, how embassy of Taliban, you see the um Osama bin Laden, Osama bin Laden sons, they are living there freely.' He describes Qatar's hacking to obtain documents related to 'Project Paul'.