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The Muslim Brotherhood takeover of the West is just getting started

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In this episode, host Meira K rips the mask off the Muslim Brotherhood: a banned terror-linked movement across the Arab world, yet, legal and thriving in the West.

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Meira K is the host of “The Meira K Show” on JNS TV.
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