Britain's "Stop the War" movement, which organised huge rallies against the war on Saddam Hussein's regime, is a curious partnership between supporters of the international Muslim Brotherhood and largely non-believing socialists.

In the municipal politics of Britain and the Netherlands, some radical Muslims quite often find themselves doing political business with other anti-establishment groups on the secular left

[...] one of the few common denominators between angry Muslims and secular leftists is hostility to America.

Not only is the European left joining forces with Muslim extremists; they support terrists who attack America, too:

The September 2001 attacks, remember, were planned in Hamburg.

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