Praise the lord

They are terrorists, but Laura Loomer just released an article analyzing the Executive Order. Only certain chapters will be listed as terrorist and the process to ID them will take 75 days- only to ID them. Hate to say it, but this is some gaslighting. I wish we could just get a hunting season on terrorists instead of expecting our government to protect us.

First amendment protects religion

Islam is a political organization.

It's a religion

What have they done?

They're terrorists, duh. America is the 10th country to declare them as such

After the Arab spring in Egypt, the Egyptian military rounded up the Muslim brotherhood leaders and threw them in jail.

No, America is not.

You didn't answer my question; You just restated your claim

Islam isn't solely religion . It's intertwined with ideology, specifically communism. We absolutely can and currently do, have a ban on communism . Further more, their ideology is incompatible with the constitution, woman's rights, and religious rights of others. Have a nice day

Communism isn't banned in the US. And conservative values are incompatible with the constitution, women's rights and religious rights

You're still dodging the question.

But at least you tacked on communism, albeit erroneously.

You're right its less communism and more totalitarianism.

10 countries have declared they are terrorists. This implies they have been tied to terrorist acts.

You are still dodging the question. What did they do?

Egypt (2013 designation): Following the military ouster of MB-affiliated President Mohamed Morsi amid mass protests, Egypt banned the group and labeled it a terrorist organization. Reasons included accusations of inciting violence during the 2013 Rabaa al-Adawiya massacre (where security forces killed hundreds of protesters), orchestrating attacks like the 2013 Mansoura car bombing (which killed 16 police officers, though claimed by another group), and plotting to overthrow the post-coup government. Egyptian authorities also blamed MB members for church bombings, such as the 2016 Cairo attack that killed 25 Coptic Christians, and broader destabilization efforts post-Arab Spring.
Saudi Arabia (2014 designation): Riyadh viewed the MB as an existential threat to its absolute monarchy, accusing it of fomenting unrest by promoting democratic elections, Islamist opposition, and anti-monarchical ideologies. The kingdom linked the group to regional instability, including support for protests in Gulf states, and expelled MB exiles it had previously hosted. This came amid fears that MB influence could inspire domestic reform movements.
United Arab Emirates (2014 designation): The UAE targeted the