ELBARADEI MOSSAD LINKS

ElBaradei - Mossad links a

Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei hopes to become president of Egypt.

He has spent most of his life in the West.

He appeared to be part of the CIA's coup in Egypt.

"The recent trial of the Jordanian spy, Bashar Abu Zaid, accused of spying on Egypt for the Israeli Mossad, has cast further suspicions on Dr. ElBaradei.

"During the trial, Zaid said the Israeli Mossad asked him to promote Dr. ElBaradei ... as a candidate for the next presidential election."

(ElBaradei - Mossad links) a

The CIA's Muslim Brotherhood is supporting ElBaradei.

(Muslim Brotherhood supports ElBaradei The Global Realm)

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FINANCIAL CRISIS IN US AND UK NOT RESOLVED; BIG CORPORATIONS DESCEND ON EGYPT

There are growing trade deficits in the USA and in parts of Europe.

China is booming; the USA and UK are not.

There is growing debt, both government debt and personal debt, in the USA and parts of Europe.

Interest rates are being kept low in the USA and UK. Monetery policy is loose. It is still too easy for certain people to borrow money.

The financial sector in the USA and UK has not shrunk.

The Bank of International Settlements, based in Basel, points out in its recent report that none of the problems that led to the financial crisis has been resolved.

(FT.com / Global Economy - BIS warns on domestic and international debt)

In the USA and UK, economic power lies with the big global companies.

These big global companies are happy to make money in Asia, Africa and South America.

These big global companies have no particular loyalty to the ordinary folks in the USA and UK.

Cairo - Daniel Mayer

On 27 June 2011 Tony Cartalucci wrote about the Corporate Locusts, the big global companies that are hoping to take over Egypt, Tunisia and other such countries.

Cartalucci reports:

"The very corporations that funded the think-tanks and media organizations that crafted and sold the entirely engineered 'Arab Spring' hoax to the world, have finally swarmed into Egypt to settle in and strip its lands clean."

US Senator John McCain recently led a delegation to Egypt and Tunisia.

"Traveling with McCain was a collection of corporate parasites from General Electric, Boeing, Coca-Cola, Bechtel, ExxonMobil, Marriot, and Dow who surveyed Cairo like conquering despots."

George Soros has been funding the drafting a of a new constitution for Egypt.

"The end game in Egypt, Tunisia, Syria, Libya, Thailand, Myanmar, and eventually China and Russia (is) to form a homogeneous, centrally controlled, one world government where megalomaniacs arbitrarily contrive the rules by which the rest of humanity is made to live."

"Boycotting and replacing entirely these corporations that are now parading around Egypt's Cairo must be foremost on our agenda."

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Activist Post: Iceland Declares Independence from International Banks.

Many thanks to C. for the link.

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EGYPT LOSING SINAI?

How safe is Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt's Sinai?

What is happening in Egypt's Sinai:

In June 2011, unknown gunmen attacked a police checkpoint. (2 Egyptian policemen killed in Sinai )

The police now need army escorts. (23 June 2011, The Economist, The Bedouin of Sinai: Free but dangerous)

In June 2011, two Egyptian soldiers were shot dead by masked gunmen in a main street of el-Arish, the chief city of the region.

Hospitals are crowded with the victims of violence.

Bedouin tribesmen recently cut the road to Sharm el-Sheikh.



Women have been disappearing.

Traders carry guns.

Egypt's prime minister, Essam Sharaf, recently visited el-Arish.

Hours after he left, a bomb blew up a pipeline that supplies gas to Jordan.

"They may yet attack South Sinai's oil installations and tourist resorts."

(23 June 2011, The Economist, The Bedouin of Sinai: Free but dangerous)

The governor blames Islamic extremists for some of the trouble.

Israel grabbed the Sinai in 1967, but handed it back in 1982. Israel would like the Sinai to be part Israel.

How long before Israel grabs the Sinai from Egypt?

According to The Economist, there could be a big Middle East war during 2011.

"Unless remedial action is taken, 2011 might see the most destructive (Middle East) war for many years." (The United States, Israel and the Arabs.)

Step 1 - topple Mubarak

Step 2 - create turmoil in the Sinai

Step 3 - invade




If Israel is to invade the Sinai it needs an excuse.

"A Coptic church in the Egyptian town of Rafah bordering the Gaza Strip was in flames on Saturday (5 January 2011), with witnesses reporting a blast...

"Witnesses said they saw flames coming out of the Mar Girgis church in Rafah after hearing an explosion. Armed men on motorbikes were spotted near the church, one of them said." (Church in flames in Egypt's Sinai: witnesses)

According to http://twelfthbough.blogspot.com/ (sabotage adds new dimension):

Egyptian state TV reported 'dangerous explosions continuing from one spot to another' in the main source of gas supplying pipeline in El Arish.

The attackers used explosives to blow up the 240km- long pipeline in the town of Lihfen in northern Sinai near the Gaza Strip and the army shut down the gas supplies to Israel and Jordan, Egyptian officials said.

"It's big terrorist operation," the state-tv quoted an official as saying, who blamed the attack on "foreign elements."

The attack on the pipeline came after Israel, which receives 40 per cent of its gas demand from Egypt, expressed concern that the supplies could be threatened if a new regime takes over in Cairo...


The SITE intelligence group, which monitors Al-Qaeda and other Islamist websites, said some groups had been urging Islamic militants to attack the pipeline to Israel while the security situation in Egypt is in flux.

Egypt is a modest gas exporter, using pipelines to export gas to Israel and also to Jordan and other regional states.

SITE intelligence being, of course, Rita Katz, the notorious Zionist disinfo peddler of ZERO CREDIBILITY...

Problems in the Sinai, problems that raise concerns in Israel about Israel's security, and which can be blamed on Islamic terrorists, would be very helpful to JUSTIFY some sort of military intervention.

We assume that is one of Israel's goals - to occupy the Sinai.

Turns out, the Israeli section was not hit.

Subsequent reports said the attack struck a part of the pipeline carrying gas to Jordan.

The Israeli section was not hit, but gas flow was interrupted to prevent damage.

In his Cairo speech, Obama said: "I have come here to seek a new beginning between the United States and Muslims around the world."

The new beginning would seem to involve the USA destroying the last remaining parts of the Moslem world that are prosperous and at peace.

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ISRAEL AND BANKERS GAIN FROM ARAB SPRING

Who gains from the Arab Spring?



The Arab Spring has weakened and divided Tunisia, Egypt and a number of other Moslem countries.



Israel gains.



The Arab Spring has increased debt in the Arab world.



The Western Bankers gain.





Tunisians by By PilotGirl



On 26 May 2011, the Wall Street Journal updated us on Tunisia n



We learn:



1. Tunisia is now facing sharp drops in tourism and foreign investment.



There is rising crime and unemployment.



2. In Tunis, shop owner Mohamed Guesmi said that things have worsened since the overthrow of former President Ben Ali in January 2011.



Frequent robberies and carjackings on the streets keep customers at home, he said.



Business at his women's clothing store is down 80%.



3. Tunisia's economy is expected to stall this year after a long period of healthy growth under Ben Ali.



4. Police have imposed overnight curfews in Tunis to control street violence.



5. Tourists have been scared away.



6. Under Ben Ali, Tunisia opened up its economy to foreign investment and invested heavily in universities, producing a well-educated middle class.



Under Ben Ali, women in Tunisia gained more rights.





Ben Ali - By PilotGirl



Egypt was booming, under Mubarak.



After the CIA coup, Egypt's economy has slowed to a Crawl (NYTimes.com):



"Khaled Younis, 45, said he had to lay off the eight people he employed...



"'Many people here believe this revolution was a curse on us poor, simple folks,' he said."



Egypt's economy is on the brink of disaster (Global Public Square).



"The tourism sector is waning, factories are paralyzed by strikes and sit-ins, exports have taken a steep plunge, and the construction sector is at a standstill.



"Since February, the country has been losing $40 million (28,5 million euros) each day, and foreign investment is 'nearing zero'...



"Sky-high inflation (12%) contributes to the tense social climate."



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EGYPT IN FREE FALL

Egypt by Desertman

On 27 May 2011, the New York Times has an article entitled: Egypt’s Next Crisis

In this article we read about a political meeting, in the town of Kafr Shukr, where a chicken farmer named Ayman Dahroug declares:

"The truth is, there are no leaders in Kafr Shukr anymore.

"It’s only the Muslim Brotherhood that works here now.

"They are in Kafr Shukr every day."

The Muslim Brotherhood buy imported meat at a discount and sell it to the poor in the town.

Cairo 1880

According to the New York Times article:

"Egypt is in the agony of self-discovery...

"Other Arab revolutions founder or lapse into civil wars...

"(In Egypt) workers are striking throughout the country...

"Many ... warn of a possible takeover by Islamists, who could assume power through the ballot box only to impose an Iran-style theocracy.

"These fears are not groundless; there are certainly people, in Egypt and elsewhere in the Arab world, who do not want to see a popular revolution succeed...

Egyptian girl by David Dennis

"With Egypt’s economy in free fall, they are rightly anxious that mass hunger, rising inflation and joblessness among Egypt’s 83 million people could imperil everything they have achieved so far.

"Already, there are signs of slippage: a street battle in a Cairo slum on May 7, sparked by sectarian rumors, left a dozen dead and two churches in flames.

"Street crime and prison breaks are on the rise...

"A welter of Islamic groups has emerged since the revolution, many of them previously living in shadows.

"One of the best known is the Islamic Group, the militant faction responsible for terrorist campaigns in the 1980s and 1990s that killed hundreds of police, soldiers, civilians and foreign tourists in Egypt...

"One of the most common slogans in Tahrir Square during the revolution was 'bread, freedom, social justice'...

Egypt (http://www.usaid.gov/; exact source)

"It is tragic," I was told by Osama Leheta, an owner of one of Egypt’s oldest tourism companies.

"Production in Egypt has come to a near-standstill.

"Foreign reserves are being depleted.

"Our currency is under extreme pressure.

"You could have millions of Egyptians with no food, and they will demolish everything in their path...

"Inflation is soaring to levels not seen in years. The results are going to be catastrophic..."



According to the New York Times article:

"The challenge of fighting corruption will remain...

"If police officers and civil servants continue to receive wages far too low to support a family, they will continue to demand kickbacks and bribes, and the societywide corruption that helped trigger the revolt will go on.

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Most of the media has lied about Mubarak.

So, God bless the Kansas City Star for giving us the truth!

On 11 February 2011, an article at the Kansas City Star, by top economist Keith Marsden (Egypt Inc. -- a look at the numbers), told us the following:

1. The protestors claimed that '40% of Egyptians' live below the poverty line.

The truth is that less than 2% of Egyptians live below the poverty line.

Compare that with 41.6% in India.

(The 'poverty line' is that which is recognised internationally)

2. The share in wealth of the poorest section of society has been increasing in Egypt.

Total household consumption expenditure per capita (in constant prices) rose by 2.2% annually in Egypt from 2000-08.


Egypt by andrew_mc_d

3. Higher incomes, improved nutrition and better health services have helped to raise the average life expectancy at birth in Egypt to 70 years in 2008.

4. The under-five child mortality rate (per 1000) dropped to 25 in Egypt in 2008, from 53 in 1990.

Compare that with 89 in Pakistan, 69 in India, and 67 in South Africa.

5. The maternal mortality ratio (per 100,000 live births) was estimated to be 130 in Egypt in 2005, compared with 1,000 in Nigeria.

Egypt spent 6.3% of its GDP on health services in 2007 (Pakistan 2.7%).


Egyptians by Amr O

6. The net enrollment rate for primary education rose to 94% in Egypt in 2008 (Pakistan 66%).

7. The World Bank reports an enrollment rate at the tertiary level (university and college) in Egypt of 35% in 2007 (South Africa 15%, India 12%, Pakistan 5%).

8. The most recent World Bank data show an economy-wide unemployment rate of 8.7% of the Egyptian labor force. (South Africa 22.9%).


Egyptian by matteo.maretto

9. Mubarak's Egypt boosted investment. Egypt’s 'gross capital formation' soared by 7.4% annually from 2000-2008 (Israel 2.3%).

An improved business environment, including a low corporate tax rate of 20% stimulated foreign direct (private) investment.

Egypt’s Inflows rose to 9.5 billion dollars in 2008 from 0.6 billion dollars in 1995.

Egypt’s stock market capitalization was valued at 91 billion dollars in 2009, a more than threefold increase from the year 2000.

10. Egypt’s merchandise exports increased more than seven fold from 1990 to 2007.

Inbound tourists spent 12.1 billion dollars in Egypt in 2008. The benefits were widely spread among the Egyptian people in the form of more jobs and higher incomes.


Egypt by [JO]² - Immortal Lens -( Youssef Hanna )

11. Egypt gets relatively little in foreign aid.

The net inflow of foreign official development assistance (ODA) to Egypt has fallen from 1.3% of Egypt’s Gross National Income in the year 2000 to 0.8% in 2008.

Egypt has been getting nothing from bodies such as the IMF and World bank.

(The total net official financial flows to Egypt from bilateral sources, the international financial institutions (such as the IMF and World Bank) and the United Nations have turned negative.

Repayments of principal exceed disbursements. Egypt’s net outflows to bilateral sources reached 960 million dollars in 2008, topping its 118 million net inflows from multilateral sources.)

12. Egypt’s total military expenditure amounted to 2.3% of GDP in 2008 ( Israel 8.0%), down from 3.2% in 2000.

Keith Marsden has worked as an economist for the UN, the World Bank and the private sector in over 60 countries, including two years in Egypt.

Reportedly, the CIA and Mossad were planning a coup in Egypt at least as early as 2008.

CIA PLOTS IN EGYPT
EGYPTIAN PSY OP
PRO-MUBARAK
ANOTHER CIA COUP IN EGYPT?

EGYPTIANS WORKING FOR THE CIA-MOSSAD-NATO?
PIPER & SCHOENMAN; TRUTH & LIES ON EGYPT
MUBARAK OPPOSED USA'S 'GREATER MIDDLE EAST'
CIA AND MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD VERSUS MUBARAK

AFTER EGYPTIAN COUP - ISRAEL INVADES?
EGYPT RIOTS GOOD FOR USA
WINNERS AND LOSERS IN EGYPT
ISRAEL WANTS MUBARAK TOPPLED

MUBARAK SUPPORTERS
ISRAEL'S PLANS FOR EGYPT
EGYPT - LOOK AT THE PATTERN
Q & A ON EGYPT REVOLT

EGYPT - THE NEW IRAQ?
WHO CONTROLS THE EGYPTIAN MILITARY? HISTORY OF MAN...
US BACKS EGYPTIAN COUP
WHAT THE USA REALLY THINKS ABOUT EGYPT

CIA, MOSSAD & SOROS VERSUS MUBARAK
THE PUZZLING CASE OF MOROCCO

EGYPT EXPLODING

A burnt church in the Inbaba district of Cairo, May 2011.

On 8 May 20011, we learn that Muslim-Christian clashes in Cairo have left 12 Dead and two churches in flames

Officials say that in the latest clash at least six Christians and at least five Muslims were killed.

Coptic Christians, about 10% of Egypt's population, have lived side by side with Muslims in the area for decades.

Dark forces, including the CIA's Salafist Muslims, appear to be stirring things up; reportedly the aim is to split up Egypt.

Muslims in the Inbaba neighborhood said a Christian had left the church and married a Muslim.

They said they had heard that she had been abducted and was inside the Church of St. Mina.

Muslim and Christian groups gathered.

Shots were fired from a rooftop or balcony.

Molotov cocktails were used.

There was an electrical blackout.

'Muslims' set fire to the Church of St. Mena and, later, to the nearby Church of the Virgin Mary.

aangirfan: EGYPT - THE NEW IRAQ?
aangirfan: EGYPT SUFFERS
aangirfan: EGYPT RIOTS GOOD FOR USA
aangirfan: EGYPT - LOOK AT THE PATTERN
aangirfan: EGYPT COUP TO COUNTER RUSSIA, CHINA & BRAZIL?
aangirfan: EGYPTIANS WORKING FOR THE CIA-MOSSAD-NATO?
aangirfan: THE NEW EGYPT
aangirfan: CHINA VISITS TUNISIA AND EGYPT
aangirfan: EGYPTIAN PSY OP

CHINA VISITS TUNISIA AND EGYPT

The Chinese have been paying visits to Tunisia and Egypt. Deals are being done. (Website for this image)

What will happen to North Africa?

"Business is booming in Africa thanks mostly to the Chinese."

"In the past two years China has given more loans to poor, mainly African countries than the World Bank."

Chinese in Africa (Economist Blog, April 2011)

By the end of 2010 China had overtaken the US to become Africa’s largest trading partner.

(Africa set for five year China-led boom)



China is ready to increase its investments in Tunisa.

On 21 April 2011, Tunisia's Trade and Tourism Minister met China's deputy Trade Minister in Tunis.

Projects discussed include the building of a 6-star tourist complex and an industrial free-trade zone for the production of household electrical appliances to be marketed mainly in Europe.

A Chinese-Arab Co-operation Forum is be held in China in June 2011.

(China pledges to finance investment projects in Tunisia)


On 20 April 2011, a 40-member delegation of Chinese commerce officials and entrepreneurs, led by the Chinese Deputy Commerce Minister, ended a three-day visit to Cairo

Egypt and China discussed aid worth 9.2 million U.S. dollars.

There is to be technical and economic cooperation; there are to be training programs for government staff; there will be an attempt to expand trade.

The China Development Bank set up a representative office in Cairo in 2009.

1,100 Chinese firms are now registered in Egypt.

China, Egypt Vow to Cement Traditional Ties


China gives money to Africa, while the US drops bombs on Africa.

"Iraq was attacked because of oil, and Libya is also being attacked for its oil," said the overseas edition of China's People's Daily.

The Chinese seem more intelligent than the Yanks?

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EGYPT SUFFERS

In Egypt, food prices have risen by 48%

On 16 April 2011, we read about Egypt, after the CIA-NATO coup.

Tourists stay home after Egypt's revolution .

In February 2011, tourism in Egypt was down 80% compared with February 2010.

Tourism accounts for one in seven Egyptian jobs.

Tourism is the number one foreign-currency earner in Egypt.

The CIA-NATO coup has hit other sectors.

Jobs have been lost.

Foreign investment has dried up.

Inflation has increased.

Food prices have risen 48%.

Cooking fuel, which has to be imported, is hard to find.


Riots continue and the Moslem extremists are taking the lead. (Protests against Christian governor escalate, Salafists dominate )

On 18 April 2011, we read of Moslem protests against a controversial Christian governor in Upper Egypt.

Protesters have cut off the highway which leads to the Dendara temple complex, an ancient Egyptian site, and cut off the highway between Qena and Aswan and camped on the railway tracks, stopping trains coming from Luxor and Aswan as well as Cairo.

Various Salafist (Moslem fundamentalist) groups have taken over the protests and have been chanting anti-Coptic (Christian) slogans.

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OBAMA'S JIHADIS

On 31 March 2011, the Economist has an article entitled "Islam and the Arab revolutions: A golden opportunity?"



From this we learn:



1. The rebels in Libya are people like (A) Sufian bin Qumu, who worked for Osama bin Laden in the Sudan.



(B) Abdel Hakim al-Hisadi, who trained at bin Laden's base in Afghanistan.



2. In the 1980s, Western governments armed and used the jihadis in Afghanistan.



In the mid-1990s they formed the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group, to oppose Gaddafi.



3. Egypt and Tunisia have now freed thousands of Islamists.



Libya’s Islamic Fighting Group and Egypt's Jamaat Islamiya both pursued terror campaigns in the 1990s.



The Libyan Islamic Fighting Group has changed its name to the Libyan Islamic Movement, and its 12-member politburo has pledged allegiance to the National Council in Benghazi.



4. There are "disturbing manifestations of the Islamists' rise."



Anwar Mitri is a school administrator in Egypt.



He is a Christian.



On 20 March 2011, Muslim vigilantes in his village arrested him, 'tried' him and lopped off his right ear.



Similar attacks in other parts of Egypt have targeted alcohol stores.



One Moslem was murdered because of alleged apostasy.



A recent rumour that Islamists planned to throw acid at unveiled women led to the evacuation of Christian students from a university dormitory.



In Egypt, Islamic sharia is described as 'the principal source of legislation'.



5. The latest issue of Inspire, the mouthpiece of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), hails the Arab revolutions.



On 28 March 2011, in Yemen, AQAP raided a munitions factory in Yemen.



150 people were killed.



6. Yusuf al-Qaradawi, the 'star preacher' on Al Jazeera, approves of the Western intervention in Libya.



But, he has condemned Bahrain’s democracy activists.



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THE NEW EGYPT

Egyptian president Sadat was allegedly murdered by Islamists linked to the CIA.

(Bin Laden Deputy Ayman Zawahiri, the CIA & the Murder of Anwar Sadat)

Now the CIA-generals would appear to be in charge in Egypt. And the CIA generals would appear to be on the side of the Islamists.

On 29 March 2011, in The Guardian, we read of the release from prison in Egypt of Aboud al-Zomor who was implicated in the murder of Sadat. (Egypt is stan)

He has been given a hero's welcome on TV and in the newspapers.

"Every time I changed the TV channel, he was there spewing out some criminal nonsense, such as the legitimacy of murdering people if religious scholars permitted it."

On 29 March 2011, we read of Ultraconservative Muslim sect clashes with villagers in Egypt. ‎

Members of the fundamentalist SALAFI movement have clashed with villagers south of Cairo over demands that an alcohol store and coffee shops be closed.

One villager was killed in the armed clashes.

The powerful Salafists want to ban alcohol and want shariah law.

In Egypt there are rumours that the Salafi movement plans a massive rally aimed at forcing all Egyptian women to wear a veil and punishing those who don't adhere by burning their faces with acid.

Salafi doctrine "is only a few shades away from that of groups such as al-Qaeda."

"The growth of Salafism is visible in dress.

"In many parts of Cairo women wear the niqab, a veil which shows at most the eyes.

"The men grow their beards long..."

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CIA SIDES WITH MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD IN EGYPT?

Website for this image

"An ex-CIA agent and counter-intelligence expert has revealed in a special report that Barack Obama has quietly appointed individuals who are friendly to radical Islam to key posts within the Administration." (Report - Obama quietly appoints Muslim Brotherhood to key posts.)

On 19 March 2011, Egyptians vote in a referendum on changes to the constitution.

On 17 March 2011, we read that, the constitutional changes will help the Muslim Brotherhood

According to the Financial Times: "The Muslim Brotherhood ... looks poised to emerge as the main beneficiary of new political arrangements to be put in place by Egypt's transitional military authorities."

Egypt's CIA-controlled generals seem to have decided to side with the CIA-controlled Muslim Brotherhood against the 'youth-led secular groups'.

"Some analysts and political activists said the Supreme Military Council ... may have decided that an alliance of conservative forces presents a better option for the future than that offered by the young secular groups." (the constitutional changes will help the Muslim Brotherhood)

Hossam Tammam, an analyst who specialises in Islamist groups, says "There are signs the military may have decided to bet on the Brotherhood as the biggest organised force on the street.

"The others (small parties and secular groups) may be seen by the army as representing an unwanted and radical transition to democracy." (the constitutional changes will help the Muslim Brotherhood)

The Muslim Brotherhood and Mubarak's National Democratic party "look set to dominate the next parliament." (the constitutional changes will help the Muslim Brotherhood)

The Brotherhood "is the only political group to have been represented on the panel of legal experts handpicked by the military that drafted the constitutional changes." (the constitutional changes will help the Muslim Brotherhood)

Eisenhower in the Oval Office with members of Muslim Brotherhood (What Is the Muslim Brotherhood, and Will It Take Over Egypt ...)

Remember Iran, and compare the Shah with Mubarak.

According to this article: "The British, the Middle East and Radical Islam - Red Moon Rising":

"Prior to the British-sponsored massive public relations campaign on behalf of the Ayatollah, the government of the Shah was loved by the vast majority of the population...

"The Shah began to push forward a number of nationalist policies that increased his popularity at home but, in some cases, worried the Anglo-American Establishment.

"First, he signed petroleum agreements with ENI, the Italian oil company.

"Then in 1963 he pushed forward on a series of popular reforms that became known as the White Revolution.

"The Shah evolved into a nationalist whose path paralleled that of Nasser far too much for the Establishment's liking:

"He bought land from the upper classes and, along with the crown's own land, sold it back cheaply to tenant farmers, allowing over one a half million people to become land owners and ending the old feudal system.

"He allowed women the right to vote, and brought an end to the wearing of the veil, which were 'Westernizing' moves unwelcomed by the religious sector.

"He pushed forward on a $90 billion nuclear power program.

"He moved to shut down the lucrative opium industry that had been created during the days of British Empire control that had been running for a hundred years.

"The attack on the Shah's government came through the Muslim Brotherhood and through the mullahs and ayatollahs of Iran, supported and manipulated by British Intelligence..."

Radio Free Iran reportedly claimed that while at Qom Khomeini received a "monthly stipend from the British, and he is in constant contact with his masters, the British."

Notes http://www.redmoonrising.com/Ikhwan/BritIslam.htm

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It would seem that the US and NATO prefer Moslem governments to be fundamentalist because fundamentalists are easier to control.

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TURKEY IMMUNE? USA BACKED BROTHERHOOD IN EGYPT

Istanbul by mandalaybus )

Is Turkey already part of the New World Order?

Is it therefore immune to the CIA coups that have hit North Africa?

The key groups in Turkey are:

(1) the generals

(2) the Fethullah Gulen movement.

(CIA CONTROL VIA FETHULLAH? / THE NEW WORLD ORDER AND TURKEY)

Both are said to be tools of the CIA.

Gulen in the USA.

In previous decades the CIA controlled Turkey by getting the Turkish generals to carry out false flag terrorism and coups. (KILLING KIDS ON A FIELD TRIP; ERGENEKON AND 9 11)

Now the CIA may be using the Moslem Gulen movement to control Turkey.


Turkey - © noborders )

On 11 March 2011, at Todays Zaman, we read about Journalism during the time of Ergenekon‎

Ergenekon is the name given to the gang which carried out acts of false flag terrorism in Turkey.

It is said to have been run by Turkish generals, the CIA, NATO, and Mossad; and it is said to have links to the heroin trade.

Nedim Şener and Ahmet Şık are award-winning journalists who helped expose the Ergenekon network and a coup plan.

They have been arrested.

It is claimed by the authorities that they were members of Ergenekon.

Some people think they were arrested because of the book they wrote containing allegations against the Gülen movement.

The Gülen movement has influence in the judiciary and police.

However, it is possible that the Ergenekon gang has got certain people to write books that will 'confuse people and damage the legitimacy of the Ergenekon case.'


TURKEY - © noborders )

Allegedly, Gulen has links to the Muslim Brotherhood.

In Egypt, the U.S. Secretly Backed the Brotherhood.

According to former editor of the Japan Times Weekly, Yochi Shimatsu, writing on 17 February 2011:

1. A leaked diplomatic cable shows the US State Department, over the past three years, had secret talks with Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood.

2. The December 2008 cable is entitled "Meeting and Regime Change in Egypt".

3. Half of the suspected 9/11 hijackers, including Atta, were Egyptians linked to the Muslim Brotherhood.

4. At the first major Cairo protest on 25 January 2011, Jared Cohen, a former State Department staffer in charge of planning the Twitter revolution, was physically present with his proteges in the American-sponsored April 6 Youth Movement.

The April 6 Youth Movement is allied with the Muslim Brotherhood.

Cohen has links to Israel and the writings of Gene Sharp.

5. Former Cairo ambassador Frank Wisner Jr, an intelligence expert whose father organized Operation Gladio, landed in Egypt on 31 January.

Many thanks to BRIAN for the link.

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13 CHRISTIANS KILLED IN EGYPT; BALKANISATION TAKING PLACE

Cairo. Coptic Christians make up about 10 per cent of Egypt's population.



On 8 March 1011, thirteen Christians were shot dead in Cairo.



(13 die in sectarian violence in Cairo)



Balkanisation is taking place.



Egypt and Sudan were one country until 1956.



The UK arranged for Sudan to be split from Egypt.



Now Egypt itself may be split.



In 2008, The Atlantic had an article by Jeffrey Goldberg entitled "After Iraq: A report from the new Middle East—and a glimpse of its possible future".



In this article there is a map which shows the following countries split up:



EGYPT, Iraq, Pakistan, Turkey, Afghanistan, Lebanon, Iran, Syria, Sudan, Somalia...



This map ties in with both the Yinon Plan and the map of a future Middle East presented by Lieutentant-Colonel (retired) Ralph Peters in the U.S military’s Armed Forces Journal in 2006.



(Balkanization: The Redrawing of the Middle East and ...)

Map by Holly Lindem for an article by Jeffery Goldberg in The Atlantic (Map Copyright: The Atlantic, 2008).

In January 2011, 21 people died when bombs hit Christian worshipers in Alexandria.

A week later, an off-duty policeman boarded a train and opened fire, killing a 71-year-old Christian man and wounding his wife and four other people. (sectarian violence in Cairo)

On 8 March 2011, in Cairo:



1. "Thousands of Christians and Muslims clashed."



13 Christians were killed and scores were wounded "as anger rose over the burning of a church in a Cairo suburb.



"It was the second burst of sectarian fighting in two days and the latest in a string of violent protests over a variety of topics...



"The Christians have been angered by last week's burning by a Muslim mob of a church in a Cairo suburb...



"About 2,000 of them cut off a main road running on the eastern side of the city and pelted motorists with rocks. Another crowd of about 1,000 protested outside the TV building in downtown Cairo.



"The group, which included a group of garbage collectors, who are predominantly Christian, demanded equal rights and better quality of life.



"The clashes broke out when they were confronted by Muslims, witnesses said.



"At least one Christian man was killed and about 100 others wounded in the fighting..." (Violence in Egypt widens Philadelphia Inquirer 2011-03-09)



Egypt 2010. Photo AP. Website for this image



2. "Soldiers fired shots in the air to break up the clashes that broke out south of the capital while people burned tires and smashed parked cars...



"Thousands of Christians demonstrated in two other Cairo locations against perceived persecution by the country's Muslim majority...



"Hundreds of Egyptian women ... were confronted by men who verbally abused and shoved them in a separate protest on Cairo's central Tahrir Square.



"Tensions remain high nearly a month after mass protests ousted President Hosni Mubarak." (Cairo clashes ensue)



The church in Sole, a village outside Cairo, was burnt down by Muslim residents who say they will build a mosque in its place. (Religious tensions test Egypt's military rulers)‎



They used to say good things about Egypt.



"Egypt and Tunisia were held up by bodies such as the International Monetary Fund and World Bank as pioneers of economic reform in the region." (more upheaval‎)



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US SUPPORTS THE BAD GUYS IN NORTH AFRICA

Gaddafi bodyguards.

When the CIA puts a new government into power, they often give the new government a list of people who are to be got rid of.

Mubarak was toppled by the CIA on 11 February 2011.

On 18 February, the New York Times reported that the Egyptian military is "disappearing" and torturing people (New York Times.)

"Hundreds of unidentified bodies have shown up at hospitals around the country, says the Front for the Defense of Egyptian Protesters..."


Libyans by anthonyasael

Egypt is not peaceful.

On 5 March 2011, two men were killed during clashes in Egypt between Muslims and Christians.

And, Muslims set fire to a church in the village of Sol, south of Cairo.

On 5 March 2011, we read that a State security building has been torched in Cairo (according to sources)

"A state security building on the outskirts of the Egyptian capital was set alight on Saturday ... one day after some 200 protesters stormed state security headquarters in the coastal city of Alexandria."

Gulf Times (Libya exodus blow to Egyptian economy) reports that:

"Egypt’s economy - already beset by strikes, slumping tourism and political uncertainty - is being dealt another body blow as turmoil in Libya has sparked a mass exodus of Egyptian guest workers back home....

"Mass protests have knocked a huge dent in the Egyptian economy, frightening away tourists and causing factories and offices to close..."

The following comes from : Canadian Spectator / http://canadianspectator.ca/

"Why should folks in Libya or anywhere else emulate us?

"Under Gadhafi, the standard of living has risen much faster than in the Western nations....

"And who has done the most for their people?

"Over thirty years under the dictator Murbarak the Egyptian population has doubled,

industry has not been globalized,

the culture has not been fragmented,

Egyptians boys have not been fighting wars for empire,

the income of the poorest 20 percent of the population has risen to 9% of national income versus 3.5% in the US,

and until the 'revolution,' Egypt's economy was set to grow 6% this year as Britain's contracts.

"In Britain, during the same thirty years, under 'democratic' governments the fertility rate has plunged below the replacement rate; the culture has been fractured by a treasonous conspiracy to use mass immigration to break unions, to drive down wages, drive up property developers' profits and to gain a large immigrant vote for NuLabor, income inequality has massively widened, and 20% of the workforce is now partly or fully unemployed.

"So please remind us, what exactly is the course that western liberals are urging Arabs to follow?"


Libyans by Samer M

Who are the forces opposed to Gaddafi?

They are the same sort of al Qaeda forces that the CIA and NATO have used in Afghanistan and former-Yugoslavia.

http://davidrothscum.blogspot.com/has an excellent report on how the World cheers as the CIA plunges Libya into chaos.

"Al Qaeda grew out of the Afghan Arabs in Afghanistan that the CIA trained at Camp Peary.

"Amongst these men were many Libyans.

"These Libyans who had fought in Afghanistan eventually created the Libyan Islamic Fighting group.

"As explained on Wikipedia and in my earlier report on Libya, they were funded by MI6 to assassinate Gadaffi in 1996.

"Unlike the US that keeps you in prison forever without even receiving a trial, the Libyan government made the mistake of showing mercy.

"They released 90 members of the Libyan Islamic Fighting group in 2008.

"It gets weirder. On the day of the "Day of Rage", Libya had released 110 rehabilitated members of the Libyan Islamic Fighting group.

"These were men, part of an organization linked to Al Qaeda who plotted to overthrow the Libyan government.

"As I explained earlier, the "Day of Rage" was called for by an organization that is funded by the CIA.

"Seems like a bit of incredible coincidence that the day of rage was planned to be on the same day that violent nutcases would be released who wanted to turn Libya into a second Afghanistan.

"So, Gadaffi gives a speech and says that Al Qaeda is behind the uprising in his country.

"And we consider him to be a schizophrenic autistic nutcase of course. He says that he will fight until the end, and we consider him the next Hitler.

"He gives a speech to a massive group of people clothed in green, and we tell ourselves they were simply being bribed.

"Make no mistake, the United States are using Al Qaeda to overthrow governments, yet again.


Libyan by marta mach

"As reported by CNN:

Al Qaeda's North African wing has said 'it will do whatever we can to help' the uprising in Libya, according to a statement the militant group posted on jihadist websites...

"We saw the same thing in Kosovo, where Al Qaeda was being used to terrorize the Serbs.

"As reported by the National Post:

"Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda terrorist network has been active in the Balkans for years, most recently helping Kosovo rebels battle for independence from Serbia with the financial and military backing of the United States and NATO.

The claim that al-Qaeda played a role in the Balkan wars of the 1990s came from an alleged FBI document former Yugoslav leader Slobodan Milosevic presented in his defence before the Hague tribunal last week...


Libyan by Samer M

Balkan experts say the presence of al-Qaeda militants in Kosovo and Bosnia is well documented...

"The parallels are striking to what is happening in Libya, with veterans of the Afghan war against the Soviet Union popping up again, this time leading the charge against Gadaffi:

"Many members of the Kosovo Liberation Army were sent for training in terrorist camps in Afghanistan," said James Bissett, former Canadian ambassador to Yugoslavia and an expert on the Balkans. "Milosevic is right. There is no question of their participation in conflicts in the Balkans. It is very well documented."

The arrival in the Balkans of the so-called Afghan Arabs, who are from various Middle Eastern states and linked to al-Qaeda, began in 1992 soon after the war in Bosnia.

According to Lenard Cohen, professor of political science at Simon Fraser University, mujahedeen fighters who travelled to Afghanistan to resist the Soviet occupation in the 1980s later "migrated to Bosnia hoping to assist their Islamic brethren in a struggle against Serbian [and for a time] Croatian forces."

"Whatever way you want to put it, Libya is a thorn in the eye of our globalist elite..."

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