The Brotherhood seeks to rule the Gulf, says Dubai police chief
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The Brotherhood seeks to rule the Gulf, says Dubai police chief
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Sun, 25/03/2012 - 21:10
The Muslim Brotherhood is conspiring to rule the Gulf states, beginning with Kuwait next year as it is the most vulnerable, the Dubai police chief told Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Qabas on Sunday.
“I have sources that say the Brotherhood wants the Gulf regimes to reign but not govern,” he said, adding that the Islamist group will move on to the rest of the Gulf by 2016.
Khalfan said his information was not leaked from the Brotherhood, but from Western intelligence services.
“The Americans helped them come to power in the countries that saw uprisings,” he said. “It all started when President Obama said he was willing to deal with them.”
“I warn of this organization,” he added. “They have cells in the Gulf states and others.”
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