Egyptian Citizens Rebel Against Obama's muslim brotherhood Pal Morsi! Media Silent for Obama's Chagrin.
Flash,aka,Mr.Lightning
2013/01/30 13:36:25
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Obama's Arab Spring buddy President Mohammad Morsi has his hands full with out of controll Egyptian citizens tired of his muslim brotherhood tyranny. The media has been silent on this in the USA more than likely because of their idol Obama appearing to be the jackass that he is because of his support for Morsi and the muslim brotherhood.
Cairo, Jan. 27, 2013 - Late this evening,
President Mohammad Morsi declared Emergency Law in three provinces around the
Suez Canal that are ablaze in protests. He frankly conceded the government was
losing control.
The strategic area around the Suez Canal earns the
country five billion dollars a year according to the Egyptian Maritime Bank. So,
this was an incredibly embarrassing admission.
Nonetheless, there is absolutely no doubt that both the military and the Muslim
Brotherhood government were caught completely off guard by angry, increasingly
intense protests, immediately following what were already massive
anti-government actions in Tahrir Square and elsewhere on January 25, the second
anniversary of the 18-day revolution that ended the 29-year rule of President
Hosni Mubarak.
(more; http://axisoflogic.com/artman/publish/Article_65356.shtml )
Last year Obama was enthralled with the uprisings in Egypt and Libya that installed the muslim brotherhood into power,-even aiding them illegally with American fire power. Currently Obama gives billions in US funds and our latest fighter jets to Morsi at tax payer expense for "his boy".
It appears that the average citizens of Egypt don't want Morsi' or Obama's dreams for them.
Does this current uprising by the Egyptians indicate another news media blackout to save face for Obama because of his support for Morsi? What's your take on this current revolt and violence?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzJv6eRsXmQ
Cairo, Jan. 27, 2013 - Late this evening,
President Mohammad Morsi declared Emergency Law in three provinces around the
Suez Canal that are ablaze in protests. He frankly conceded the government was
losing control.
The strategic area around the Suez Canal earns the
country five billion dollars a year according to the Egyptian Maritime Bank. So,
this was an incredibly embarrassing admission.
Nonetheless, there is absolutely no doubt that both the military and the Muslim
Brotherhood government were caught completely off guard by angry, increasingly
intense protests, immediately following what were already massive
anti-government actions in Tahrir Square and elsewhere on January 25, the second
anniversary of the 18-day revolution that ended the 29-year rule of President
Hosni Mubarak.
(more; http://axisoflogic.com/artman/publish/Article_65356.shtml )
Last year Obama was enthralled with the uprisings in Egypt and Libya that installed the muslim brotherhood into power,-even aiding them illegally with American fire power. Currently Obama gives billions in US funds and our latest fighter jets to Morsi at tax payer expense for "his boy".
It appears that the average citizens of Egypt don't want Morsi' or Obama's dreams for them.
Does this current uprising by the Egyptians indicate another news media blackout to save face for Obama because of his support for Morsi? What's your take on this current revolt and violence?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzJv6eRsXmQ
Top Opinion
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safari 2013/01/30 16:14:57
It's all about the Middle East Union of the Muslim countries, one of the ten World Unions before they come together as a One World Order.
Terrorism and the Illuminati: A Three-Thousand-Year History
David Livingstone - This is a very good book tells about the grandfather and gr grandfather of George W. Bush, with Hitler's Germany and the Muslim brotherhood part in history.
http://www.terrorism-illumina...
The founder of the Muslim Brotherhood was a Freemason, Hassan al Banna, born in 1906, who developed from the influence of the three Salafi reformers, Afghani, Abduh and Rida. Banna’s father was as student of Abduh, and himself was greatly influenced by Rashid Rida.
The name of this organization is the Muslim Brotherhood. Ultimately, however, following the example set by Afghani and Abduh, the upper leadership of the Muslim Brotherhood would profess Islam only to deceive, while in actuality they were members of the ILLUMINATI, through their adherence to brand of Islam.
$1 billion dollars have been waived by the US and another $1 billion promised. He has called comments out of context he made about Jews being 'apes and pigs' and wants the blind Sheik, a convicted terrorist to be released from a US prison.
Bad decisions and behaviour shouldn't be rewarded. Stop all aid and economic assistance to the world's worst regimes.
well just think, now for the free school lunch program
“In the future, the Egyptian Islamists will not only be conducting systematic violence, but cannibalism against "Christians and moderates",”
The teachings are from the curriculum coming from Al-Azhar University, “the most reputable of all Islamic schools,” according to the report that includes video from the Eretz Zen Channel.
The scholar said, “Listen also to what they teach to kids … It says … We allowed the eating of the flesh of dead humans
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2013/01/hi...
What is so depraved about you folks that you will completely abandon even a semblance of realilty just to continually attack your own President? I'm sure it has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that the President is black, so what is it? Do you really prefer starting wars to ending them? Do you prefer rising unemployment to dropping unemployment? Would you rather the stock market be at half the level it's at now? Would you really rather not have health insurance, or to have your children denied medical care because of a "preexisting condition"?
That's what happens when a leader doesn't know WTF they are doing.
Thousands of opponents of Egypt’s Islamist president, Mohammed Morsi, clashed with his supporters in cities across the country Friday, burning several offices of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2012/1...
And there's no "news blackout". The doings in Egypt have been among the lead stories on most news services. In fact, there is a story with a color photo at the top of page one of today's New York Times on the Egyptian situation.
So aside from the fact that (1) the President and Morsi are not "buddies", (2) the protests in Egypt have nothing to do with the United States, and (3) the media is not silent on this story, you're doing great.