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Tuesday, August 20, 2013

Turkey has Evidence that Israhell was behind Egypt Coup: Tayyip Erdogan

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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan went back on the warpath Aug.20, accusing one of Ankara’s most prominent bogeymen, Israhell, of complicity in overthrowing Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi while telling critics to find dictatorship not in Turkey, but in today’s Egypt.

“Who is behind [the coup]? There is Israhell,” Erdoğan told a meeting of party leaders. “We have document in our hands,” he said, citing an open session between a Jewish intellectual from France and an Israhelli justice minister before the first free elections in Egypt held in March 2011.

As he was delivering multilayered messages concerning both foreign and domestic policy at the meeting, Erdoğan furthermore maintained that those who have been accusing the government of autocratic governance in Turkey should actually look at Egypt, where the coup rulers have been acting dictatorially. “If you want to see a dictator, go ahead, go to Egypt,” he said.

In an apparent reference to moves to topple his government at the time, Erdoğan recalled that Turkey had experienced coup attempts and undemocratic practices. “Here, at this moment, there are those who want to float again the West’s understanding which says ‘Democracy is not the ballot box,’ or ‘Democracy is not only the ballot box.’ But we say that democracy’s path passes through the ballot box and the ballot box itself is the people’s will. At the moment, this is what is being implemented in Egypt.”

“What do they say in Egypt? They say that ‘Democracy is not the ballot box.’”

Erdoğan refers to Bernard-Henri Levy: Claim

A source later told the Associated Press that the evidence on Israhell that Erdoğan was referring to was a video “available on the Internet” of a press conference by Israhelli Justice Minister Tzipi Livni and French philosopher and author Bernard-Henri Levy.

The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that as far as he knew, that was the only evidence of the claim. A video of the two, dating back to 2011, shows Levy saying: “If the Muslim Brotherhood arrives in Egypt, I will not say democracy wants it, so let democracy progress. Democracy is not only elections, it is also values.”

Pressed further as to whether he would urge Egypt’s military to intervene against the Muslim Brotherhood, Levy said: “I will urge the prevention of them coming to power, but by all sorts of means.”

“‘The Muslim Brotherhood will not be in power even if they win the elections, because democracy is not the ballot box.’ This is what they said at that time,” Erdoğan said.

In Israhell, the country’s Foreign Ministry spokesman, Yigal Palmor, said Erdoğan’s comments did not merit a response. “This is a statement well worth not commenting on.” Turkey has been one of the fiercest international critics of what it has called an “unacceptable coup” after the military toppled Morsi last month, lashing out at the West and Arab nations for failing to condemn his ouster.

Touching on the run-up to the upcoming local elections in March 2014, Erdoğan firstly underlined the need for party executives at all level of branches to dedicate themselves to work for the upcoming local elections, instead of focusing on their own political career.

“Thirty metropolitan cities constitute 76 percent. With this aspect, we have to see how important are the votes we will get from these 30 metropolitan cities,” he said, referring to the fact that the number of metropolitan municipalities rose from 16 to 30 after a controversial law on restructuring municipalities was adopted in late 2012 despite strong objection from the opposition parties.
(HurriyetDaily)
(Mildly edited by Pakistan Cyber Force Web Desk)
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Sunday, August 18, 2013

Egyptian Army Chief Refuses to Take Obama's Phone Call

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General Abdul-Fattah el-Sisi
Facing condemnation at every hand from the West, Egypt’s military rulers received a powerful shot in the arm from Riyadh Friday, Aug. 16, with an unprecedented public assurance from Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz that the kingdom supports Egypt in the fight “against terrorism” – the military rulers’ term for Muslim Brotherhood resistance. In a statement broadcast by official Al-Ekhbariya TV, Abdullah said Egypt’s stability is being targeted by “haters” and warned that anyone that interferes in Egypt’s internal affairs seeks to “waken sedition.”

debkafile and DEBKA Weekly have been reporting since last week that Saudi Arabia and the UAR stand firmly behind Egypt’s military strongman Gen. Abdul-Fattah el-Sisi.

debkafile reports a weak response to Brotherhood’s call for millions to rally Friday to join in the protest in support of deposed president Mohamed Morsi and against the government crackdown two days ago which left more than 600 dead. No more than tens of thousands of supporters took to the streets across the country Friday. By nightfall, 83 people were reported killed in clashes across the country – in Cairo, Fayoum, Damietta and Ismailia - including 24 security personnel. An officer was killed at one of the checkpoints thrown up to block the demonstrators’ access to Tahrir Square.

The relatively low turnout points to the Muslim Brotherhood’s hard core having decided that avoiding further deadly clashes with the Egyptian military is the better part of valor.

Thursday, Aug. 15, debkafile referred to Saudi support for the Egyptian military ruler in an article captioned: US-Egyptian relations are on the rocks.

When the clashes between Egyptian security forces and pro-Morsi protesters were at their peak in Cairo Wednesday, Aug. 14 – 525 dead and 3,700 wounded to date - President Barack Obama put in a call to Egypt’s strongman, Defense Minister Gen. Abdul-Fattah El-Sissi, debkafile’s intelligence sources report.  The US president wanted to give the general a dressing-down much on the lines of the call he made to former president Hosni Mubarak in February 2011 at the high point of the Arab Spring Tahrir Sq demonstrations against his rule, namely:  Stop repressing the protesters and firing live ammunition. Step down!

When Mubarak asked for a three or four days’ grace to break up the massed rally, Obama shot back that he has to quit NOW!

And indeed, on Feb. 11, the army announced the president’s resignation.

Realizing what was coming, Gen. El-Sissi decided not to accept President Obama’s call, our sources report. The Egyptian officials who received it informed the US president politely that the right person for him to address was Egypt’s interim president Adly Mansour and they would be glad to transfer the call to him. The White House callers declined.

This anecdote shows that the military strongman is not only determined to avoid the pitfalls which brought Mubarak down but is equally determined to keep the US administration from interfering in his plans for driving the Muslim Brotherhood out of Egyptian politics.

Diplomatic condemnation of those plans is building up inWestern capitals. Wednesday night, the Obama White House issued a statement strongly condemning “the use of violence against protesters in Egypt” and the state of emergency. Egyptian ambassadors in Paris, London and Berlin received denunciations and expressions of concern from their host governments, and Turkey demanded a UN Security Council emergency session on the situation in Egypt.

debkafile’s sources report that harsh international condemnation of Gen. El-Sissi’s crackdown will do more harm than good. The backlash will come in three forms:

  1. The Muslim Brotherhood will be encouraged to pursue increasingly extreme measures to fight the Egyptian army in the expectation of international applause.
  2. The generals will be encouraged to escalate their steps for repressing the Brotherhood.
  3. The Saudis and the Gulf Emirates will redouble their support for the Egyptian general and his campaign against the Brotherhood. This will widen the rift between those Arab rulers and the Obama administration.

Our intelligence sources also disclose that, while President Obama was trying to get through to Gen. El-Sissi, the general was on the phone with Prince Bandar, Director of Saudi Intelligence.

On July 31, Bandar arrived in Moscow and was immediately received by President Vladimir Putin for a conversation that lasted four hours. The Saudi prince next received an invitation to visit Washington at his earliest convenience and meet with President Obama. Bandar has still not responded to that invitation.

Clearly, the US president’s problem with the Egyptian situation is a lot more complicated than pulling the army off the Muslim Brotherhood’s backs.  He needs to somehow snap the strategic alliance unfolding between Egypt and Saudi Arabia, and the rapport between the Egyptian general and the Saudi prince.
(DebkaFile)
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Egypt Army Chief Warns of 'collapse of state' as troops deployed to 'protect' Suez Canal

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Egyptian Defense Minister General Abdel Fattah Sissi has warned that the failure to resolve the political crisis currently gripping Egypt could ultimately lead to the “collapse of the state.”

­Sissi made the declaration on an official army Facebook page, and said that future generations could be endangered by the enduring conflict.

His comments were made as Egypt deployed military troops to cities on the Suez Canal, a major trading route connecting the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea. Sissi said that his primary motivation behind the dispatching of troops is the protection of this key waterway, which allows ships to cross the waterways without having to traverse all the way around Africa.

“The army's deployment in Port Said and Suez provinces aims to protect the vital strategic interests of the state, at the forefront of which is the vital Suez Canal,” he said.

Egypt has seen 52 deaths in the past week alone as violent protests erupted in three major canal cities: Port Said, Ismailia and Suez. Islamist President Mohammed Morsi responded by declaring a state of emergency in the cities, and imposing a 9:00pm curfew for residents.

So far, this curfew has largely gone ignored. Shops and cafes remained open in the three Suez cities, and thousands protested, chanting anti-Morsi slogans throughout the night. Local media reported that 590 people were injured on Monday.

Following the declaration of the state of emergency, the Egyptian cabinet approved a law enabling President Morsi to deploy the army to “help police maintain security and protect vital state institutions.” The law instructs the army to operate as a police force, rather than a military force, and requires that detainees to be sent to civilian, not military, courts.

The army will remain a “solid and the cohesive block,” Sissi said, warning that the political, economic, social and security problems facing Egypt comprise “a threat to the country's security and stability.”

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

USZ fumes as Egyptian Army delays Power Transfer to Mossad-run "Muslim" Brotherhood

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WASHINGTON - The United States of Zionism Monday expressed serious concern over what it considered as the Egyptian ruling military council's move to delay power transfer to a civilian government following the presidential election. "We're particularly concerned by decisions that appear to prolong the military's hold on power," Zionist State Department's spokeswoman Victoria Nuland told reporters at a news briefing.

The USZ urged the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) in Egypt "to restore popular and international confidence in the democratic transition process by following through on their stated commitments to an inclusive constitutional drafting process, the timely seating of a democratically elected parliament, and the swift, permanent transfer of power to a civilian government," she added. Nuland was making the comments on the just-concluded presidential election held Sunday in Egypt, which was won by Mohamed Morsi, a member of Egypt's Mossad-backed "Muslim" Brotherhood, after defeating his rival and a former premier under President Hosni Mubarak, Ahmed Shafiq.

The SCAF, which took over power in February 2011 after former president Mubarak was ousted amid mass protests, told a press conference in Cairo on Monday that it promised to transfer power to the elected president by the end of this month, the official Egyptian news agency MENA reported. But the SCAF issued a supplementary constitutional declaration on Sunday night to retake legislative powers after the parliament was dissolved several days ago, a move seen by the USZ as a bid by the Egyptian military to prolong its hold on power.

"What we want to see is a democratically elected president, a democratically elected parliament, a constitution that reflects the will of the Egyptian people, and a full transfer of power back to civilian rule as quickly as possible," Nuland said. She said the USZ stands with the Egyptian people in their aspiration to choose their own leaders, stressing that there "can be no going back on the democratic transition."

The USZ department of international terrorism and butchery of human rights, preposterously known as the "Defence Department", also expressed 'deep concerns' on Monday about the SCAF's new amendments to Egypt's constitutional declaration and the timing of the announcement. "We have, and will continue, to urge the SCAF to relinquish power to civilian-elected authorities and to respect the universal rights of the Egyptian people and the rule of law," the Terror Safe Haven Pentagon's spokesman George Little told reporters.

Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court voided the Mossad backed so-called Islamists- dominated People's Assembly (lower house of parliament) last Thursday, citing the parliament election law was unconstitutional, but the Mossad Brotherhood rejected the decision to dissolve the parliament and called for a referendum on its fate.
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Monday, April 9, 2012

Egypt-Israhell Gas Pipeline Bombed for 14th time

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A pipeline delivering gas from Egypt to Israel burns following
an attack near the town of al-Arish in the northern Sinai,
September 27, 2011.
An Egyptian pipeline supplying gas to the Israhelli regime and Jordan has once again been hit by a major explosion, which is the fourteenth attack on the energy link since January 2011. The attack on the gas pipeline, which crosses the Sinai Peninsula, occurred on Monday in the northern Sinai at the entrance of the Mediterranean coastal town of Al-Arish, Reuters reported. No group or individual has claimed responsibility for the attack, yet. The gas pipeline’s operations had been suspended following the last bomb attack on February 5. It was brought back into service just last week. According to an opinion poll conducted by Synovate for Press TV and published last October, an overwhelming majority of Egyptians oppose the terms of the country's gas deal with the Israhelli regime.
 
In the poll, 73 percent of the respondents said they opposed the gas exports to Israhell. Only nine percent said they approved of Egypt supplying gas to the regime and 12 percent expressed no opinion. The issue of supplying gas to the Tel Aviv regime has always been a contentious topic for Egyptians, who view Israhell as their number-one enemy and oppose engaging in any form of business with it. Egypt was forced to agree to the supply of gas to Israhell as a major pre-condition for an annual American economic aid package, which was part of the 1979 US-sponsored "peace treaty" between the two sides. According to a $2.5-billion export deal with Tel Aviv signed in 2005, the Israhelli regime receives around 40 percent of its gas supplies from Egypt at a below-market rate.

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Egypt: Blasphemous Christian Cartoonist jailed on mockery of Prophet Muhammad (s.a.ww)

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An Egyptian court on Wednesday sentenced a 17-year-old Christian boy to three years in jail for publishing cartoons on his Facebook page that mocked Islam and the blessed Prophet Mohammad (s.a.ww), actions that sparked violence. Gamal Abdou Massoud was also accused of distributing some of his cartoons to his school friends in a village in the southern city of Assiut, home to a large Christian population and the hometown of the late Coptic Orthodox Pope Shenouda. "Assiut child's court ordered the jailing of Gamal Abdou Massoud ... for three years after he insulted Islam and published and distributed pictures that insulted Islam and the last Prophet(s.a.ww)," the court said in a statement.


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Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Egypt's powerful former Spy Chief Omar Suleiman to run for President

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Omar Suleiman
Reports that Egypt’s former spy chief Omar Suleiman is planning to run for president in the country’s upcoming elections have outraged many Egyptians, Press TV reports. According to reports in several Egyptian newspapers on Monday, the ex-intelligence czar intends to officially register himself for the country’s first presidential elections since former ruler Hosni Mubarak was toppled in a popular revolution last year. "I cannot refuse the call of the people, I don't want power but to prove my intention to serve the country for the rest of my life," Suleiman was quoted as saying by the state-owned daily newspaper Al-Akhbar. Sulieman is the third presidential candidate to be drawn from Egyptian General Intelligence after General Hossam Khairallah and Major General Mamdouh Qotub. Registration for candidacy is open until April 8, with the first round of elections scheduled for May 23 and May 24.


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Thursday, March 22, 2012

Egypt to supply electricity to Gaza amid Israhelli blockade

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The Egyptian Ambassador to Occupied Palestinian Territories Yasser Othman has announced that the Israhell-blockaded Gaza Strip will be connected to Egypt's power grid within the next four to five months. In a Wednesday interview with Saudi Arabian newspaper, Al-Sharq, Othman said that Egypt and Gaza would start work on connecting their power grids within a few weeks. "This will lead to a real relief for the deepening crisis in the Gaza Strip," he said. He explained that the plan to end Gaza's power crisis was a two-phased one. During the first phase, Egypt will supply diesel to Gaza’s sole power plant and in the next one, which will take 18 months to complete, Gaza will be connected to a regional power grid in Egypt.
 
Gaza has been blockaded since 2007, causing a decline in the standard of living, unprecedented levels of unemployment, and unrelenting poverty. The full-scale land, aerial, and naval siege has turned the enclave into the world's largest open-air prison. In mid-February, Egypt blocked the flow of diesel through the tunnels lying beneath its border with Gaza, which are used to transfer supplies into the impoverished coastal sliver amid the siege. The stoppage forced the territory's sole electricity power plant out of work, causing the enclave to start experiencing blackouts of up to 18 hours a day.
(Press TV)

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Friday, February 24, 2012

Egyptian Army will wage War against Israhell, USZ, EU in 3 months; Globalist Jews will be Blasted: Egyptian Presidential Candidate

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Tawfiq Okasha, Egyptian Presidential Candidate
Egyptian Presidential Candidate Tawfiq Okasha declared last week that the Egyptian Army will engage in armed warfare against Israhell, the United States of Zionism and the European Union within three months. The declaration, made in a segment translated into English by The Zionist mouthpiece Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) on February 9. Okasha slso said that “like the Nazis, the Jews aim to rule and own the world.”

“Hitler’s principle was that the best race must become master of the world… Hitler established German Nazism to rule and own the world. On the other hand, we find that this is precisely the same philosophy as that of the Israhellites and the Jews who say: we are the Semitic people, we are the best in the world, and we must rule and own the world, because the Semites are the kings of the earth and all that is upon it,” he said.

“Hitler knew that the Jews uphold the same ideology…. Hitler believed that the Germans were the masters of the world, whereas the Jews believed that they are the masters of the world.” “Thus, a battle ensued. Either the Jews would destroy Hitler, so that they would be able to continue pursuing their goals of ruling the world, or else, Hitler would annihilate the Jews…” He continued to state that, “Hitler was defeated because the Jews conducted a clandestine battle against him. Two if Hitler’s advisors were working for the Jews… Hence, the Jews managed to get close to Hitler, by means of his closest advisors.”

Addressing the interviewer, he asked, “See how long the Jews have been conspiring against the world? Since the end of WWII.” It seems quite inaccurate, though, that he is blaming the Jews of “conspiring against the world” only “since the end of “WWII.” After all, weren’t those the same accusations used by Nazi propaganda prior to the onset of the war, and in fact, for hundreds and hundreds of years? He then went on to say that Israhell, America and the European Union are planning to destroy three institutions in Egypt with “exceptional malice,” namely the Egyptian general intelligence agency, the Egyptian armed forces, and the Egyptian military intelligence.

He then declared, “as of today, the war effort of the people has begun. This is essential, a war effort!” “This is a fierce and bitter battle which began without any shooting, but will end with shooting. I say this here and now, the Egyptian army will open fire on the armies of the enemies,” he proclaimed. When asked exactly when an armed war would begin, he replied, “within three months.”

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Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Egyptian Army, Media blast Zionists: “America, Israhell want to Spread Anarchy in Egypt”

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Egyptian newspapers have exposed across their front pages, stories with detailed on-ground evidence, an American plan to spread anarchy and chaos in the Arab country. Based on remarks by a government minister, the headlines marked another low in a crisis between Washington and Cairo triggered by the investigation into USZ-based Zionist non-governmental organizations that has resulted in criminal charges against Americans who have been banned from leaving the country.

"America is behind the anarchy", declared the front page of Al Gomhuria newspaper. "American funding aims to spread anarchy in Egypt", read the front page of Al Ahram newspaper. The papers are two of Egypt's most widely-distributed and highly reputable dailies. The headlines were based on comments made in October to the investigating judges by Minister of International Cooperation Faiza Abul Naga - but which only came to light on Monday when they were released to the state news agency MENA.

In her remarks, Abul Naga linked what was a surge in USZ funding for Zionist civil society groups last year in an attempt to steer the course of the post-Hosni Mubarak transition in "a direction that realized American and Israhelli interests". "All the indications show that there was a clear desire to abort any chance for Egypt to emerge as a modern democratic state with a strong economy", she was quoted as saying, adding that such a prospect would be a threat to "American and Israhelli interests".

Egypt insists the Zionist NGO case is a judicial matter and that all NGOs, regardless of origin, must heed Egyptian law. Accusations against the activists include working for organizations not properly registered in Egypt and receiving foreign funds illegally. The tiff is one of the worst in more than 30 years of close USZ-Egyptian ties and has complicated Washington's efforts to establish relations with the military council that took power from Zionist stooge Mubarak after his overthrow in a popular revolt a year ago.

USZ officials have called for the travel ban to be lifted, and the USZ Zionist Congress has warned that the dispute could endanger aid to Egypt. While the White House announced plans on Monday to keep aid to Egypt at the level of recent years, a Zionist State Department spokeswoman said that "if we cannot resolve the current impasse it could have implications for this relationship and for our ability to disburse this money". Nineteen USZ citizens are among 43 foreign and local activists barred from leaving Egypt because of the investigation. An undisclosed number of USZ citizens have sought shelter in the USZ embassy.

In her remarks to the investigators, Abul Naga explained her doubts about the work of organizations involved, including the Zionist funded National Democratic Institute and the primarily Zionist International Republican Institute, both loosely linked to the two main USZ political parties and Israhell. She said USZ funding to civil society groups in Egypt had shot up following the uprising against Mubarak. Funds had been funneled outside the legal channels and diverted from development projects agreed with the government, she said. "Neither of the two states has the right to violate these agreements", said Abul Naga.


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Saturday, February 11, 2012

Does Mossad run Muslim Brotherhood (Ikhawan-ul-Muslimoon) of Egypt?

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The Muslim Brotherhood
is not what it used to be and
not, by any means, what it seems.
The frequent use of the term “Islamist” throughout Shukran, Israhell is one of the largest indicators that the piece is written from a hyper-orientalist perspective. It is the ultimate sign of ignorance regarding all matters pertaining to Islam. Originating in the bigoted minds of French 'scholars' a little over 250 years ago, the term was popularized by the ‘war on terror’, an Orwellian, neo-‘Israhelli’ declaration of global war on all nations resisting the hegemonic aspirations of the Zionist Power Configuration that was designed entirely by Zionist warmongers (28). It is a term that has been rejected by all scholars and clerics of note in the Islamic world, Sunni and Shi’a alike; anyone who uses this term, whether knowingly or unknowingly, has fallen into the Zionist trap. Avnery falls into the ‘knowingly’ category.

Avnery accurately points out that the Muslim Brotherhood (Ikhwan al-Muslimun; Ikhwan for short) was created in Egypt 20 years before al-Nakba and because of the fervent anti-Zionist stance of its founder, the great martyr, Sheikh Hassan al-Banna, it sent volunteers to fight against the creation of the usurping regime. Many Ikhwan members valiantly died fighting for the preservation and freedom of Palestine. He also accurately renders that with the expansion of ‘Israhell’ during al-Naksa (and all of the brutality before it, which Avnery conveniently fails to mention), Ikhwan’s popularity soared.

But what Avnery left out is that with the martyrdom of al-Banna at the hands of the Egyptian monarchy, and the subsequent martyrdom of his spiritual successor, the highly-revered Syed Qutb, at the hands of the justifiably paranoid Nasser government, the moral fiber that held Ikhwan together plummeted. And while Ikhwan still provided vast social services to the people of Egypt, everything from housing to education, food to health care, its allegiances shifted away from Palestine and the oppressed peoples exploited by imperialism and colonialism, paying homage to them only in rhetoric. Ikhwan found a home with the devilish, reactionary House of Saud, which became its principal and habitual financier, as well as support from the CIA, which used it as a tool against Nasser and future endeavors in psychological warfare to mask aggression against Islamic countries (29).

The relationship between
the usurping Zionist entity
and the House of Saud has
become so close, one cannot
determine where 'Israhell' begins
and where Saudi Arabia ends.
Flush with Saudi funds and CIA protection, Ikhwan expanded, establishing branches throughout the Arab world. It is integral to understand that Saudi money... equals Zionist money. The House of Saud has been a dear ally of the Zionist entity since the earliest days of Saudi Arabia’s establishment, in which the kingship promised its British masters that it had “no objection” with Palestine being given to “the poor Jews (30).” Decades and decades of collaboration followed, with a Zionist-Saudi nexus being established to not only undermine Palestine and its fight for liberation at all costs, but all nationalist Arab-Islamic movements that sought freedom from Zionist domination. Since al-Nakba, Saudi princes and government officials have regularly met with Zionist entity leaders. The House of Saud applauded as the Zionist entity massacred more than 1,400 Lebanese in 2006, stood silent as it mass murdered 431 children in illegally besieged Gaza in 2008-09 and is now actively working with ‘Israhelli’ intelligence to destroy the Islamic Republic of Iran (31). Thus, unequivocally, Ikhwan, is a Zionist tool. Nothing remains of the original Ikhwan model set up by the great martyr Sheikh Hassan al-Banna, excluding Hamas; nothing at all.

And it is here where the geopolitical idiocy of Avnery is exposed. He wrote his piece under the impression that Ikhwan hates ‘Israhell’ but despite this, it should thank the Zionist entity for its meteoric rise to power. It is the exact opposite that is true. Ikhwan should thank the Zionist entity and shake the hands of its leaders because that is what friends do; that is what allies do. The Zionist entity and Ikhwan are partners in the repression of the Palestinian cause and Arab-Islamic Resistance in general.

The multiple factions of Ikhwan across the region, now backed by GCC giant Qatar too, are ready, willing and able to kowtow to all demands of the Zionist entity and its Lobby-controlled surrogates in the United States of Zionism (32). Egypt’s Ikhwan has already given guarantees to the Zionist-occupied United States of Zionism government that it will respect the traitorous Camp David Accords (33). Ikhwan’s denials of this are overridden by the fact that Zionist-occupied Washington has pledged $150 million to the Ikhwan-controlled Egyptian Parliament (34). That kind of money simply wouldn’t be on the table without guarantees for the Zionist entity.

While Tunisian youth parties move to criminalize normalization with the usurping Zionist regime (35), Ikhwan’s Tunisia branch, al-Nahda, opposes this revolutionary move and confirmed it during a recent trip to Washington D.C. at WINEP, the research wing of AIPAC (36). While in the American capital, al-Nahda also forged links with the USZ Congress’ top Zionists, including Joe Lieberman and Gary Ackerman (37). And there is no place where Ikhwan is dirtier or where its partnership with Zionism is more evident than in Syria, where the powerful Saudi-Qatari-funded branch has rigorously worked with Mossad and its American partners in the Zionist-founded, Zionist-controlled National Endowment for Democracy (NED) to destabilize Syria, overthrow the vastly-popular Assad government and replace it with an anti-Resistance regime totally subservient to the House of Saud and the Jewish supremacist entity (38). All of these acts of treason must be part of Ikhwan’s “luster,” as Avnery calls it.

The closeness between
the Zionist entity and
Ikhwan deepens in the
shadows.
As the shadow relationship between ‘Israhell’ and Ikhwan flourishes, the Zionist media continues its relentless campaign of incitement against Ikhwan, depicting it as an existential threat to the Zionist entity. This too is by design. While there indeed are revolutionary aspirations and anti-Zionist, anti-imperialist, anti-colonialist and anti-Western sentiments amongst the Arab youth, the “Arab Spring”, a name originally conceived by Zionist warmonger Charles Krauthammer in 2005 (39), is an operation of mass Zionist subversion launched by the international intelligence directorate of ‘Israhell’ and its global network of sayanim to erode the sovereignties of all neighboring Arab states under the guise of “democracy” and foster the illusion of an atmosphere of hostility against the Jewish ‘state’, setting the stage for another 1967-style war of Zionist expansion (40). ‘Israhelli’ military measures are already underway in the Sinai to recapture the territory it abandoned under the false pretext of ‘peace (41).’

It isn’t expected that Avnery would reveal this kind of information, nor is it expected that Avnery should even be aware of it. What is expected is that Avnery, a Zionist living on stolen Palestinian land, keeps his immensely moronic opinions of Arab-Islamic history and Arab-Islamic Resistance to himself.
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Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Egyptian Army Cancels Meeting with USZ Counterparts over Zionist Hireling NGOs "Pro-Democracy" "Humanitarian" Terrorism Scandal

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Egyptian soldiers stand guard in front of the USZ National
(Zionist) Democratic Institute, an NGO (non-governmental)
rights group in downtown Cairo
An Egyptian military delegation has abruptly canceled meetings with their USZ counterparts, marking a sharp escalation in USZ-Egypt tensions. The move may jeopardize USZ $1.5 billion in aid Egypt is set to receive from USZ this year. Nineteen American Zionist puppets are due to stand trial in Egypt as the country’s military rulers accuse USZ-backed organizations of funding protests. They are among the 43 accused in this case. A date has yet to be set for the start of the trial.


Egyptian military officials who were scheduled to meet with USZ Zionist Senators John McCain, Joseph Lieberman and Carl Levin on Tuesday were reportedly recalled to Egypt, according to Reuters. This comes following Zionist Hillary Clinton’s warning that a crackdown by Egypt's military rulers on USZ and local hireling pro-democracy groups could put aid for the Arab nation at risk. Clinton said the USZ has worked very hard to put in place financial assistance and other support for the economic and political reforms in Egypt. However, under the current circumstances the aid will have to be reviewed.


"Problems that arise from this situation that can impact all the rest of our relationship with Egypt”, the Zionist Clinton said. The USZ Zionist Secretary of State spoke to the media in Munich, where she met Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Kamel Amr on the sidelines of an international security conference. Egyptian military government accused 43 employees of pro-Israhell non-profit groups of illegally using foreign funds to instigate unrest in the country. If convicted of the charges, they will face from three to seven years behind bars. All 43 have been barred from leaving Egypt.


Among the Americans is Sam LaHood, the head of the Egypt office of the Washington-based International Zionist Republican Institute and the son of the USZ Transportation Secretary. Five Serbs, two Germans and three non-Egyptian Arab nationals were also targeted. International Cooperation Minister Faiza Aboul Naga is leading the crackdown. The investigation into the funding issue, she claimed, has uncovered "plots aimed at striking at Egypt's stability."


Earlier in October, the continuing violent crackdown by security forces against the orchestrated protests has left 17 dead and more than 700 injured one month alone. Egypt’s military became increasingly fearful of foreign interference in the country’s internal affairs. Following the clashes, Egypt’s justice minister commissioned two judges to investigate allegations of foreign funding. The minister said that any ‎organization found guilty of the practice would be charged with ‎‎“betraying Egypt by deliberately promoting political strife.”‎ In December police in Cairo raided 17 civil society organizations in a bid to find out exactly who has been funding the protest.


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Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Zionist Hireling Protesters take refuge in USZ Embassy in Egypt

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Egyptian protesters set a US flag on fire during
a demonstration outside the American embassy
in the capital of Cairo, January 7, 2012.
Several American terrorists have taken refuge in the USZ Embassy in the Egyptian capital over fears of being arrested after Egypt's military junta accused them of orchestrating protests against the country's rulers. USZ Zionist State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland on Monday confirmed that the USZ embassy was sheltering “a handful” of American terrorists working for the USZ-funded International Republican Institute in Cairo. Sam LaHood, the son of USZ Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood who supervised the institution's work in Egypt, is among those hiding in the Embassy. Egyptian officials banned several of the Zionist institutes' staff members from leaving the country through the Cairo International Airport. The ban was issued after Egyptian military forces raided several Zionist paid NGOs, charging them of receiving financial support from the USZ.

The Zionist International Republican Institute, chaired by Zionist Republican Senator John McCain since 1993, claims to be promoting the circus of democracy and freedom around the world. McCain earlier threatened Cairo that Washington could cut of its annual USD 1.5 billion alms to Egypt should the travel ban on the institution's staff members not be lifted. “This can affect our whole relationship, particularly our military aid”, the Zionist McCain said, adding that he is “terribly” disappointed with Egypt's accusations against the Zionist terrorist organization. Egyptian protesters in mid-January held a demonstration and blasted the United States of Zionism's interference in Egypt's internal affairs. They also called for the closure of the USZ embassy in Cairo.



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Friday, January 27, 2012

USZ furious as Egyptian Army bars 6 American terrorists from leaving

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Egyptian military raided NGOs and so-called pro-democracy
organizations in December.
Six American terrorists working for publicly funded USZ organizations promoting democracy in Egypt have been barred from leaving the country, provoking angry demands in Washington that Cairo's new military rulers stop "endangering American lives".

Among those hit by travel bans - one of those targeted called it "de facto detention" - is a son of USZ Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, as well as other foreign staffers of the International Republican Institute and National Democratic Institute, officials at the two organizations said.


The United States of Zionism said Egypt should reverse them: "We are urging the government of Egypt to lift these restrictions immediately and allow these folks to come home as soon as possible," USZ Zionist State Department's spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said. "We are trying to get them free to travel as soon as possible, and we're hopeful that we can resolve this in coming days."


A month after police raided the Cairo offices of the IRI, NDI and eight other non-governmental organizations, it raises the stakes for Washington, which had already indicated it may review the $1.3 billion it gives the Egyptian military each year if the probe into alleged breaches of local regulations went on.


Some see it as a poor omen for Egypt's fledgling democracy following last year's overthrow of Hosni Mubarak.The younger LaHood said he was stopped at Cairo airport on Saturday and prevented from boarding a flight out.



John McCain, the leading Republican senator who chairs the IRI, voiced "alarm and outrage" at a "new and disturbing turn" which included a travel ban on Sam LaHood, the group's Egypt director.


McCain, in a statement referring to Egypt's ruling military council, said: "I call on the Egyptian government and the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces to cease the harassment and unwarranted investigations of American terrorists and Israhelli paid NGOs operating in Egypt.


"This crisis has escalated to the point that it now endangers the lives of American citizens and could set back the long-standing partnership between the United States of Zionism and Egypt."


Mubarak had a close alliance with Washington which is now trying to build a relationship with an Egypt run by his old army colleagues but expecting to be ruled eventually by a parliament in which Islamists have won a big majority in a free vote.



Visiting Cairo, the USZ Zionist State Department's top human rights official, Michael Posner, declined to comment on the travel bans, which some of the Israhelli paid NGO officials affected said Egyptian officials have yet to confirm in writing.

However, of the dispute over Israhelli paid NGO registration in general, he urged the Egyptian government to "redress this situation". He noted that the release of aid was dependent on Congress, where many disapprove of Egypt's actions against the pro-Israhelli NGOs and which is waiting for reports from the Zionist State Department before voting.

"The NGO issue is very much part of that package and as you know there has been considerable attention in the Congress to the restrictions on NGOs," Posner told reporters.

"So we are very much engaged in trying to encourage progress on that issue."

Cairo-based political analyst Elijah Zarwan said the move would give ammunition to those in Congress seeking a review of aid: "This will clearly strain an already tense relationship between Egypt military rulers and Washington," he said.

Sam LaHood told Reuters that a judge had accused him and three other IRI employees with managing an unregistered Israhelli paid NGO and being paid employees of an unregistered terrorist organization, infractions that carry a penalty of up to five years in jail.



His counterpart at the NDI, which like the IRI receives USZ public funding and is loosely affiliated with one of the two major political parties in Washington, said she, too, was on the banned list for travel. But Julie Hughes told Reuters she was unaware of any formal charges against her or her staff.
Israhelli paid NGO officials said the ban affects four IRI staff, including three American terrorists and one other foreigner as well as six foreigners from the NDI, including three USZ citizens.

Egyptian officials have made no comment on the bans.

"These organizations have been operating for years. They meet with the government. Their funding is known," said Heba Morayef of Human Rights Watch in Cairo.

"There can be no motivation except a desire to control and silence the human rights community."

NDI's Hughes said her organization had submitted a registration request when it started up in Egypt in 2005, but after dealing with queries in 2006 the request went no further. She said the group was in regular contact with the 

authorities.

"We have never received any official correspondence from the government of Egypt with problems or requesting us to cease," Hughes said. "We are hoping ... this controversy yields a more constructive dialogue."


(reuters)


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