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31 Jan 2012 By
Keith Johnson Late last month, Egyptian police raided the offices
of 17 so-called "pro-democracy and human rights
groups." Among them were the U.S.-based International
Republican Institute (IRI), Freedom House (FH) and the
National Democratic Institute (NDI). All of these
organizations are heavily funded by the U.S. State
Department and are used to keep political opposition
groups in line with western foreign policy ambitions. In reaction, the U.S. State Department called the
raids "inconsistent with the bilateral cooperation we
have had over many years" and urged Egyptian
authorities to immediately halt "harassment" of
non-governmental organization staff. State Department
spokeswoman Victoria Nuland even went so far as to say
that military aid could be difficult to push through
Congress if the situation didn't improve. Wow! I guess the U.S. doesn't have as much
control over the Egyptian government as we originally
thought, right?…WRONG! That's what they want you to
think. This is just more smoke and mirrors. These
raids would not have happened without first getting
the green light—or direct orders—from the U.S. All of these NGO's have out served their purpose in
Egypt and needed a viable exit strategy—and they got
one. The U.S. has the Egyptians right where they want
them and cannot afford to have loose cannons—that they
trained—change directions against a long planned
objective. You can be sure that there isn't a white
face among any of those arrested. These were
expendable Egyptian "flower children" whose services
were no longer needed. Notice that the raids came just before the
elections? This is a strong indication that there
truly is a confluence of interests between the
Brotherhood and the ruling military generals. They
didn't want interference from secular activists (drunk
on DEMOCRACY!!) who might get the bright idea of
stirring up trouble or monitoring election
results—which is precisely the kind of activity
promoted by the NDI, FH and IRI. The activists have been growing increasingly
suspicious of a Brotherhood/military alliance in
recent days. Here's what one of them told an AP
reporter recently: "The military wants a safe return to its past life
away from the limelight and with its privileges and
prestige, and the Islamists want power. The
two have a deal that's at everyone else's expense." That pretty much sums it up. We tried to warn
you…but you just wouldn't listen. Your precious NGO's
done sold ya down da river. Now it's now time for the
Muslim Brotherhood to take the reigns. You thought
Mubarak was bad? Get ready for some pain freedom
fighters! Today we get this story from Haaretz: "The Muslim Brotherhood gave the United States
assurances regarding the maintaining of Egypt's peace
deal with Israel, a top U.S. official said on
Thursday, despite recent comments by party leaders
claiming that the 1979 treaty did not bind Cairo's new
regime." The comments they refer to are from the
Brotherhood's head deputy, Dr Rashad Bayoumi, who said
"We will not recognize Israel under any circumstances;
we are talking about an occupation entity and a
criminal enemy." Holy smoke! You don't hear this kind of talk from
Syria's Assad, yet he's the one getting his butt
kicked! Meanwhile, U.S. State Department spokeswoman
Victoria Nuland (there she is again) dismissed
Bayoumi's comments and said, "I would say that it is
one member of the Muslim Brotherhood. We have had
other assurances from the party with regard to their
commitment not only to universal human rights, but to
the international obligations that the Government of
Egypt has undertaken." Nuland's defense of the Brotherhood is a godsend to
the Zionists and certain to get a lot of play in the
Israeli and pseudo-conservative press. I can just here
it now: "Obama has thrown Israel under the
bus—again!"…and…"The U.S. has turned its back
on Israel—again!" They'll drone on and on about how U.S. policy
towards Egypt is putting Israel's security at risk and
how Obama's advisors are missing the warning signs
that will ultimately lead to a confrontation. But
that's precisely the plan. In reality, Israel needs
the Muslim Brotherhood and the violent rhetoric from
some of its members. Israel has designs on reoccupying
the Sinai. They can't justify it so long as there is a
peace treaty in place. They need a provocation…and
believe me…they'll get one as soon as the Muslim
Brotherhood gets the O.K. from the C.I.A. The cozy relationship between the Muslim
Brotherhood and the West goes back decades. In his
book "Sleeping with the Devil: How Washington Sold Our
Soul for Saudi Crude," Former CIA officer Robert Baer
details how this relationship developed during the
Cold War: "The White House looked on the Brothers as a silent
ally against (what else) communism. This covert action
started in the 1950's with the Dulles Brothers—Allen
at the CIA and John Foster at the State
Department—when they approved Saudi Arabia's funding
of Egypt's Brothers against Nasser." "The logic of the Cold War led to one conclusion:
"If Allah agreed to fight on our side, fine. If Allah
decided political assassination was permissible, that
was fine too, so long as no one talked about it in
polite company." "Like any other truly covert action, this one was
strictly off the books. There was no CIA finding, no
memorandum of notification to Congress. Not a penny
came out of the Treasury to fund it. In other words,
no record. All the White House had to do was give a
wink and a nod to countries harboring the Muslim
Brothers." "As Tom Twetten said, the enemy of my enemy is
always my friend. It's an ironclad rule in the Middle
East." This relationship still exists today and is alive
and well in Egypt, Syria, Libya, Yemen, etc. The
Brotherhood is the perfect face that the West wants to
put on Islam. They're violent, loud and crazy—and
though they claim to be Muslim—all of their leaders
have served an apprenticeship with the Wahhabis in
Saudi Arabia. And in case you didn't know, Wahhabism is a
perversion of Islam that is despised by Sunni and Shia
alike. It was hatched in the 18th century by a Donmeh
Jew by the name of Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab (whose
grandfather was Tjen Shulman, a member of the Jewish
community of Basra, Iraq). Wahhabism has far more in
common with the Jewish Talmud than it does to the
Koran. Call it Judeo-Islam if you will, much in the
same way we refer to Christian Zionism as
Judeo-Christianity. Putting the Muslim Brotherhood in charge of Egypt
and calling that country Islamic would be the
equivalent of putting the notorious MS 13 It's a nightmare in the making, but a dream come
true for the U.S. and Israel. They took down Egypt
with out really trying. No boots on the ground…no
wasted ammo. They've done it before. Like Robert Baer
says in the aforementioned book concerning the U.S.
funding of the Brotherhood to fight the Soviet
occupation of Afghanistan: "Washington has always prided itself with fighting
wars on the cheap. If success was a high Soviet body
count per dollar, then the Muslim Brothers were a
fabulous bargain." |