This book examines the historical, Koranic, cultural, political, and all-conquering character of many of the followers of Islam. It also exposes the strategic plan of the Muslim Brotherhood for the USA, the as yet unfulfilled obligations of the Islamic States under the UN Charter, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the Organization of the Islamic Conference and its fifty-six member states. It concludes with a direct analogy and historical precedent to controlling radical Islam today as an all-encompassing way-of-life, namely the elimination of state Shintoism in Japan under the Potsdam Declaration of the Allies in 1945.