A New York based Muslim Brotherhood activist encouraged his followers who exhibited symptoms of the novel coronavirus – touted by the group as its ‘machine gun’ and ‘F-16 fighter jet’ – to infect government officials at consulates and embassies. It’s the Muslim Brotherhood’s latest effort to “topple” Egypt’s current president, Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, who replaced Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party (FJP). The Sunni Islamist group operates in over 70 countries and boasts more than two million followers, propping up Sharia-compliant, fundamentalist regimes and often resorting to terrorist tactics to achieve their goals. Look no further
