Obama Reportedly to Meet with Muslim Brotherhood Officials in the White House (Geller, Atlas Shrugs)

Obama is like a dog with a bone.  How high and how deep does the Muslim Brotherhood infiltration of the Obama administration go? The millions of people of Egypt have forced the removal of the illegal and mercifly short reign of the Islamic supremacist

And still, Obama insists upon imposing his pro-jihadist agenda on a foreign nation.

“Exclusive: Obama agrees to meeting with Brotherhood, sources say” Egypt Independent
August, 6, 2013

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U.S. President Barack Obama has agreed to meet with Muslim Brotherhood representatives at the White House, sources told Egypt Independent.

Obama would reportedly meet with Brotherhood officials to “hear their opinion” on developments in Egypt, in the presence of Turkish diplomats.

Egypt Independent heard from sources inside the Muslim Brotherhood that Islamist-linked billionaire Hassen Malek requested a meeting through Obama’s office manager.

The meeting with Turkish officials is expected to take place this month.

Turkish diplomats are expected to push for Mohamed Morsy’s reinstatement as Egyptian president, sources said, if not that the Muslim Brotherhood would be assured of political survival following a month-long violent stand-off with the armed forces in the wake of Morsy’s overthrow.

Over 300 people have been reported killed since army chief and Defense Minister Abdel Fattah al-Sisi announced Morsy’s ouster on 3 July.

The U.S. has repeatedly supported the Muslim Brotherhood’s ascendancy in Egypt, researcher Mohamed Hasanein Heikahl said.

While a number of Brotherhood leaders have publicly criticized the U.S. stance, accusing the Obama administration of “playing a role in Morsy’s overthrow,” they are said to be hoping for a shift as tentative talks continue with Egypt’s interim administration.