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This is 'cut its', a new video game from Outhouse Media. It's called 'The Phantom Assassin', and it's trying to shake things up in the Assassin's Creed series.
The game's hook is this: the protagonist of the game is a Muslim woman named Aisha, who has been in the Muslim Brotherhood since combat was outlawed in Egypt in 2011. She's now aligned with the Assassin's Creed Brotherhood (ACC), an organization of jihadists that includes the likes of Edward Kenway and Connor from Assassin's Creed III. As it turns out, this is not the first time the group's espoused it's own rap (or amir) to the Muslim Brotherhood: back in 2011 they released a video called "Who Will Be the Head of the Brotherhood?" In that video, they complained about the Muslim Brotherhood's radicalization of Egypt's youth. The AD's mission statement seems to be to pin the blame on Islam. In the video, Aisha attacks the preachers of the "preaching heresy" the AC Brotherhood is trying to seduce young people into radicalizing, accusing them of being at odds with their faith. She says: "As you may be aware, the attempt to plot and introduce sharia law abroad in the name of the noble mission of education and the promotion of tolerance and justice has led us all to kill. We did not speak of a possible return to the Dark Ages when the Muslim Brotherhood rule was said to have ended at Versailles, but in fact destroyed the greatest renaissance of