Shock Report Claims Qatar Pumped BILLIONS Into U.S. Colleges to ‘Destroy Democracy From Within’

A new report claims Qatar has secretly funneled more than $20 billion into U.S. universities to help the Muslim Brotherhood spread its influence across America. According to the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP), the real total could be as high as $100 billion.

The Qatar Foundation — controlled by the country’s ruling Al Thani family — has allegedly used massive donations to build influence inside major schools, including Cornell, Georgetown, Texas A&M, and Brown. Cornell reportedly received $10 billion, while Georgetown and Texas A&M each received over $1 billion in funding for programs and research tied to Qatar.

ISGAP warns the money is being used as “soft power” to promote Muslim Brotherhood ideology on campuses, partly through groups like the Muslim Students Association (MSA) and Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP). Some research funded in Qatar allegedly had “dual-use” military or nuclear potential, though the universities deny any sensitive work occurs there.

The report claims the Muslim Brotherhood is halfway through a long-term plan to “transform Western society from within,” and urges the U.S. to label the group a terrorist organization. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has already done so at the state level.

Researchers say the influx of foreign money has shaped campus attitudes, pointing to rising anti-Israel sentiment among students. They warn that taking funds from governments opposed to democratic values poses a threat to U.S. institutions and national security.