Qatar’s Influence Exposed

Peloni:  This report is very disturbing.  Are Republicans actually planning to win in November, or are they simply doing everything possible to put the Dems back in power?  The corruption in Washington is not getting better.  Foreign influence contrary to US interests is worsening.  There has been no accountability for crimes committed against the American people.  What appears more and more to be a charade with Muslim Brotherhood influence in the US is just one aspect of this.  These stark realities will come to have a political cost in the next 11 months.

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House Foreign Affairs Committee @HouseForeignGOP Staffer Deletes F1 Party Posts From Qatar After Thanksgiving Trip Coincides with Weakened Muslim Brotherhood Designation Bill?

Kate Constantini @KateConstantini, who serves at GOP Rep. Brian Mast’s @RepBrianMast Communications Director, traveled to Qatar over Thanksgiving on a Congressional delegation without the Congressman where she partied it up in the Paddock Club at the F1 race and appears to have had a very lavish vacation in Qatar, a major state sponsor of Islamic terrorism.

She was spotted in Qatar at the same events as social media influencers Emily Saves America
@emilysavesusa @robsmithonline Rob Smith, @CSinclairtv Caitlin Sinclair and Legend Brumbaugh @1egend_, the head of Public Diplomacy at the Embassy of Qatar in Washington DC, who sources tell me helped organize this trip for the government of Qatar.

Congressman Mast is the Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. This week, following the return of several GOP members of Congress from their trip to Qatar over Thanksgiving, and following Mast’s staffers’ return from Qatar, House Republicans are now oddly putting up roadblocks for the bill that would have designated the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization.

How is it that this bill was all set to go, and there was an agreement by House and Senate Republicans to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization, but since the Comms Director for the Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee and the 5 GOP Reps came back from Qatar, all of a sudden, the bill is being revised to be much weaker on the Muslim Brotherhood?

I have been waiting to post this all week because as I previously reported, the influencers, members of Congress and some Congressional staffers who traveled to Qatar without the reps they work for were given talking points and deliverables to post favorably about Qatar, and to work against the GOP led effort to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a foreign Islamic terrorist organization.

It’s worth noting, in the days leading up to this Thanksgiving trip to Qatar, President Trump signed an Executive Order paving the way for the Muslim Brotherhood to be designated as a terrorist organization following a 75 day review period.

I called Congressman Mast and his office last week on Thursday to get a comment. At the time I called, Kate Constantini’s photos from her trip to Qatar were all over her social media. I waited to publish my story until today, because I had a feeling there would be funny business with the Muslim Brotherhood bill following Kate Constantini’s return from Qatar.

Since I called her boss on Thursday, Kate has taken down her Qatar party posts from her social media, and the Muslim Brotherhood Bill has suspiciously been made *much weaker* by the House Foreign Affairs Committee, of which Mast is the Chairman.

I think we all know what’s going on here… and it’s very alarming.

Qatar is the largest financer of the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas. It’s clear Qatar is trying to buy off the entire GOP so they can Islamify America the same way they have Islamified Europe.

Kate deleted her recent posts from Qatar, but I archived and saved all of them!

Her photo caption was, “This trip will be my personality for the next 1-2 weeks. Beep beep.”

Clearly!

 

December 10, 2025 | 6 Comments »

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    • @Sebastien

      Normalization is a mirage

      I disagree. What is important is that we recognize that the Palestine mandate was intended for the land of both cis and trans Jordan, ie the land on the east and west sides of the Jordan river. This compact was violated with the first of many Two State Solutions, all of which have been leveraged towards the diminution and destruction of the Zionist project in what is today Israel.

      Hence, what is needed is a refreshing recognition by the Israeli govt that Jordan was created out of the ether, or rather out of the lands intended for the Jewish homeland and made into a Muslim state, a Muslim Palestinian state. Recognizing this truth is difficult because it has long been accepted that the Hashemites are ‘moderates’ that they are needed, and that they protect Israel’s long Eastern border. The truth is that the Hashemites have been a false friend to Israel since the fake crown was first set on the brow of the fake King Abdullah I, and nothing has changed on this point over the past century. The fact that Israel has now taken to build an Eastern wall demonstrates the public recognition that if the moderation of the Hashemites was ever real, (it wasn’t), the ability to depend on the long border being protected by them is no longer accepted to be true. Abdullah’s line of backstabbing profligates is soon coming to an end, and it is time for Israel to prepare for what comes next.

      What would be more simple than for Israel and SA to jointly recognize the first Muslim Palestinian state as the Palestinian state which MBS and everyone around the world is demanding, while placing it under the control of the truly sympathetic rule of Mudar Zahran, a Palestinian living in exile, whose life has been ordered forfeit by the Hashemites, and who has long called for a state of commiseration, coordination and deconfliction between Israel and Jordan. What is more is that Mudar’s rule will be dependent upon the true banning of the Muslim Brotherhood, which would easily find support in Israel and SA as well. Trump’s efforts to selectively ban the Jordanian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood, among others, would likewise support Mudar’s Brotherhood eviction from Jordan.

      So, with all of this in mind, there exists an important opportunity to recognize the past so as to secure the future, but it will take strength and determination by the parties involved, namely Israel, MBS, and the US, in recognizing Mudar Zahran as the next ruler of Jordan. Failing to take advantage of all of these political winds blowing in unison would complicate many important future projects, for Israel, for MBS, and for the US, and for many others as well.

      Hence, I would argue that normalization is not a mirage. It just hasn’t happened just yet

        • @Sebastien,
          These matters should be understood to be a separate issue from normalization. The Saudis are not a Western nation, and they never will be. They try their best to promote MBS as Captain Cavalier, but for example, he just had several dozen people beheaded in public squares across the country by sword, and that was about tow years ago. He is a true moderate in the sense that he is trying to eliminate the Brotherhood, but his motivation is the stabilization of his nationalist regime, not because he can be trusted not to promote his own ideology in nations which don’t prohibit him from doing so for the right price.

          Normalization has the potential of doing many things, and it will make the stability and economy of Arab monarchies dependent upon stability of the wider region, but it will always remain a difficult task to make a silk purse out of Arab monarchs. Notably, that they are able to do what you are describing is a failure in US policy which is becoming based more and more around expanding corruption rather than pursuing reforms in many areas related to the Arab nations. Borders and boundaries are important sources of self defense, and America needs to act as if it is not invulnerable to the social and cultural threats promoted by the Arabs against the US and the West.

          I have often noted that the Saudis usually get whatever they want from the US, and this remains true to this day. They are wealthy and influential, but if there are no restrictions enforced, they will promote their own heritage and ideologies wherever their money will take them, and it isn’t the pro Western look which is usually portrayed by and about the Saudis which they will promote as noted in the article. The result is bad for the West, bad for the US, and bad for Israel, but it is a separate issue from normalization or so I would argue.