The Muslim Brotherhood in America
A five-part series tracing the Muslim Brotherhood’s American network from seized internal documents to a 2026 Senate hearing – every claim confidence-tiered and sourced to the primary record.
Synthesis: What Four Decades of Evidence Adds Up To
The closing chapter of our Muslim Brotherhood series draws the throughline across four decades of documented evidence – and states plainly what the record does and does not prove.
Institutional Capture: Mosques, Classrooms, Campuses, and Congress
From K-12 curriculum influence to a Senator’s appointment of a Brotherhood-linked leader, Part IV maps how the network built access – and what January 2026’s terrorism designations actually change.
Financial Infrastructure & Legal Obstruction: How the Network Funds and Defends Itself
CAIR denies foreign funding while records show millions in Saudi financing, keeps drawing federal grants years after an FBI liaison cutoff, and quietly moved its own headquarters deed amid state terror designations.
The Affiliate Network: Dar al-Hijrah, CAIR, and the American Brotherhood’s Web
From a Falls Church mosque that hired Anwar al-Awlaki to the founding of American Muslims for Palestine, Part II maps the organizations behind the Muslim Brotherhood’s American front.
The Conspiracy Documented: Origins of the Muslim Brotherhood’s American Front
A retired FBI agent’s Senate testimony, seized internal documents, and wiretap transcripts trace how CAIR was founded as a planned shield for Hamas’s US fundraising network.
The US Domestic Threat Landscape
A five-part series examining right-wing accelerationism, left-wing violent extremism, Islamist extremism, and Europe’s role as a leading indicator for U.S. domestic threats.
Synthesis: Mobilization, Financing, and the Shape of the Domestic Threat
The closing chapter of our Domestic Threat Landscape series finds one throughline across four ideologies: the same online infrastructure, the same low-barrier financing tools, different banners.
Europe as the Leading Indicator: Testing the Transatlantic Terror Thesis
From Manchester to Munich, Europe’s Jewish institutions absorbed a wave of Hamas, Hezbollah, and accelerationist attacks before a Michigan synagogue was hit by an FBI-confirmed “Hezbollah-inspired act of terrorism.”
Radical and Extremist Islam: The Reactivated Lone-Actor Threat
Eight years without a successful ISIS-inspired attack on US soil ended January 2025. CommandEleven Intelligence traces the pattern since – and why it’s a different threat than the Muslim Brotherhood network.
Left-Wing Violent Extremism: A New Designation, Tested in Court
From an unprecedented domestic terrorist designation to a mixed-verdict Texas trial, CommandEleven Intelligence examines the legal and evidentiary record behind the government’s new left-wing extremism framework.
Right-Wing Accelerationism and “764”: The Ideology That Wants Collapse
From The Order’s 1980s violence to a 77-year federal sentence in 2025, CommandEleven Intelligence traces the accelerationist ideology behind grid attacks and the FBI’s newest domestic terrorism priority.
NATO’s Response: The Mobilization and the Gap
Five countries and the EU summoned Russia’s ambassador after Leipzig. But no NATO member has requested Article 4 consultations since September 2025 – even after a hit on an actual NATO logistics hub.