Dear Brother Said,

I’ve lived in Egypt and studied at Azhar. Your attitude is judging a whole institution by the senile leader who recently passed away and a handful of others who took his way. Azhar has dozens of some of the greatest scholars on Earth. Regarding the coup, if they sided with the brotherhood who did make many serious errors this could lead to a bloody civil war like Syria. After the Rabia massacre many Azhari scholars spoke out harshly against the government some retired and some detained.

In their decree, it is clear that if a nation commits aggressive acts against a Muslim country then the Muslim head of state could declare it a land of war. The reality of our foreign policy is very confusing far beyond your simplified assessment and wisdom in dealing with it is key so as to achieve the goal of removing oppression from Muslims and helping returning respect and morality back to America.

America is not the land of war. If you remove yourself from your emotionally politicized assessment and listen to both sides of the story you will see that there are major holes and over dramatized claims in your story. Whoever was given wisdom has been given a great abundance of good. The world is a different world than when many books were written and dealing with oppression can be done in different ways! Mass media and good PR are the most powerful tools. Much more powerful than any weapon.

Centuries ago, the worlds empires used to respect a powerful army. Now as is the case with many of the US foreign policies people fear and hate a powerful army. But the defense contractors may want that hate from us so as to perpetuate the war and their bankroll! Don’t become a puppet in their game.
IT GETS DEEP BRO!