The Empire's Jihad: How the British Built Islamic Fundamentalism — and How Trump's Abraham Accords Are Ending It

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In June 2026, a sitting American president invited Iran to join the Abraham Accords.

He had already designated Muslim Brotherhood chapters as foreign terrorist organizations — and sent his Treasury Secretary to the G7 to demand “no money for terror,” a demand aimed not at Tehran, but at the offshore financial architecture of the City of London.

The foreign-policy establishment calls all of this naïve. Our new 26-page briefing shows it is the opposite: the first American policy in a hundred years built on a correct diagnosis of where Islamic terrorism actually comes from.

From a Freemason mullah on a British stipend, to a mosque built by the Suez Canal Company, to the 1953 coup in Iran, the Arc of Crisis, and 9/11 — The Empire’s Jihad traces the hundred-year construction of the fundamentalist weapon, and the policy now dismantling it.

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What’s Inside

Part I — The Weapon Forged (1875–1945)

• The Freemasonic mullahs: al-Afghani, the “social utility of religion,” and the British network that built political Islam over two generations
• Ismailia, 1928 — the Muslim Brotherhood’s first headquarters mosque, built by the British Suez Canal Company beside a British military base

Part II — The Anglo-American Devil’s Game (1945–2001)

• Operation Boot: the declassified British files on the 1953 Iran coup — the Rashidian brothers, Ayatollah Kashani’s mobs, and the young Khomeini in the crowd
• 1979 and the strangled alternative: how London hedged toward Khomeini while the quietist Grand Ayatollah Shariatmadari — the road not taken — was crushed
• From the Afghansi to 9/11: Al-Yamamah, Prince Bandar, the 28 pages, and “Londonistan”

Part III — The Business Model

• The Empire’s on-off switch: Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, and the Lloyd’s of London “terror premium” priced into every barrel for half a century

Part IV — Washington Joins the Game (2009–2013)

• The Cairo Doctrine: the Brotherhood invited to Obama’s 2009 speech, the aid waiver that bypassed Congress, and the coup that couldn’t be named

Part V — Trump Ends the Game (2020–2026)

• The Abraham Accords as a development compact — and why they make chaos unprofitable
• Project Freedom, the Brotherhood designations, Bessent’s “No Money for Terror” — and the standing invitation to Iran
• What members can do: naming the enemy correctly in the midterm fight

Why This Briefing Matters Now

The Brotherhood designations are in the news, and the empire’s auxiliaries are already attacking them as “Islamophobic.” This briefing gives you the answer: the apparatus’s first victims were Muslims — the nationalists and the quietist clerics who refused it. Naming a British-built political weapon is not bigotry against a faith. It is the defense of that faith’s own stolen alternative.

And with the midterm fight underway, the language discipline in Chapter 10 — the Empire versus sovereign nations, not “Islam versus the West” — is a weapon every member can carry into every conversation.

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