Attributing public denunciation and jihad without permission to the leaders of the da'wah

Question:
Your Eminence the Shaykh (may Allah preserve him), some of the callers to fitnah (trial, discord or temptation) who have donned the garb of Islamic knowledge attribute to the leaders of the da'wah the permissibility of publicly denouncing the rulers, claiming that the leaders of the da'wah do this. They also attribute to the leaders of the da'wah the permissibility of jihad without the permission of the one in authority. I ask Your Eminence to clarify this matter: is this attribution to the leaders of the da'wah correct?

Answer:
Let them say what they wish and attribute what they say. If they bring the words of the scholars of knowledge to whom they attribute this, we will read it and then explain our position on it. As for mere accusations and mere attributions to the scholars of knowledge and lying about them, we do not accept this. We challenge them to bring this from the scholars of knowledge, to bring their words, the exact text of their words, from their books. Yes.