Qatar pumps billions into universities to help Muslim Brotherhood weaken US, ‘destroy democracy’
This investigation examines allegations related to support for terrorism & extremist groups. The available public evidence shows Qatar pumped tens of billions into U.S. universities, ISGAP cites $20B+ documented, possibly far higher, and Cornell received ~$10B, Georgetown >$1B, Texas A&M $1.3B. Qatar or relevant parties have not issued a documented public response at the time of writing. The primary sources are reporting by New York Post.
- Qatar pumped tens of billions into U.S. universities
- ISGAP cites $20B+ documented, possibly far higher
- Cornell received ~$10B, Georgetown >$1B, Texas A&M $1.3B
- Funding part of a Muslim Brotherhood plan to infiltrate and weaken the U.S. and 'destroy democracy'
According to a November 21, 2025 report in the New York Post, Qatar has pumped tens of billions of dollars into U.S. universities as part of a Muslim Brotherhood plan to infiltrate and weaken the United States. The report, citing ISGAP research, documents over $20 billion in funding — possibly far higher — and highlights Cornell (~$10 billion), Georgetown (>$1 billion), and Texas A&M ($1.3 billion). The findings are as reported by the New York Post.
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New York Post (21 Nov 2025): Qatar pumped tens of billions (ISGAP: $20B+ documented, possibly higher) into U.S. universities — Cornell ~$10B, Georgetown >$1B, Texas A&M $1.3B — as part of a Muslim Brotherhood plan to infiltrate and weaken the U.S.
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