The US abandoned Mubarak and supported the Muslim Brotherhood when he rejected US military bases inside Egypt (interview, lawyer)
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Despite supporting Mubarak for decades, the US abandoned him and threw its support behind the Muslim Brotherhood when Mubarak rejected US attempts to establish military bases inside the country and seize control of Egypt’s communications networks.
Mohamed Morsi has overseen the implementation of a dictatorship in Egypt that rivals that crafted by his autocratic predecessor. After enshrining Shariah law in the newly drafted constitution, Morsi granted himself sweeping powers to introduce any law and made himself immune from judicial oversight.
Unlike in Syria, where a militant-led insurrection was hyped as a democratic uprising, the largest mass protest in human history over the last few days in Egypt has been met with deafening silence from the White House.
Egyptians are fully cognizant of the fact that the Obama administration played a key role in contriving the revolution that toppled former President Mubarak.
Signs held by protesters include, “Wake up America, Obama backs a fascist regime in Egypt,” “Obama Supports Terrorism,” and “Obama Your ***** is Our Dictator.” The signs also condemn the role of Anne Patterson, the US Ambassador to Egypt.
You really think this is about that. This is about electing a person in these economic hard times and opposition using the gas rise price and other economic bad times to throw the opposition. Its no different than we are seeing in Euorpe but they do not just take to streets in sufficient numbers to do the same. They believe in elections .But they still can not get sufficient support to form a government hardly that last in Italy or others. Not say the muslim brotherhood is good but they did win a democratic election and this sets the stage for same happening again. Its called instability and will effect the economy as always with investors they really need after the other over throw. We didn't elect this guy they did and now looking to point the finger elsewhere. Its the same with humans always.
Despite supporting Mubarak for decades, the US abandoned him and threw its support behind the Muslim Brotherhood when Mubarak rejected US attempts to establish military bases inside the country and seize control of Egypt’s communications networks.
Mohamed Morsi has overseen the implementation of a dictatorship in Egypt that rivals that crafted by his autocratic predecessor. After enshrining Shariah law in the newly drafted constitution, Morsi granted himself sweeping powers to introduce any law and made himself immune from judicial oversight.
Unlike in Syria, where a militant-led insurrection was hyped as a democratic uprising, the largest mass protest in human history over the last few days in Egypt has been met with deafening silence from the White House.
Egyptians are fully cognizant of the fact that the Obama administration played a key role in contriving the revolution that toppled former President Mubarak.
Signs held by protesters include, “Wake up America, Obama backs a fascist regime in Egypt,” “Obama Supports Terrorism,” and “Obama Your ***** is Our Dictator.” The signs also condemn the role of Anne Patterson, the US Ambassador to Egypt.
Is a bud of a bud, OUR bud? That is, if Al Qaeda is a bud of the Muslim Brotherhood, who we supported, so I think that makes them our bud, is Al Qaeda our bud? If so, can we all just smoke the hooka together and plan our jihad together in peace?
Oh I get it now- The gentle progressive liberals are actually little power tripping war mongers...Don't let me have a base in your nation? Then I will side with the bad guys...so there> How damned immature.
Oh I get it now- The gentle progressive liberals are actually little power tripping war mongers...Don't let me have a base in your nation? Then I will side with the bad guys...so there> How damned immature.
Despite supporting Mubarak for decades, the US abandoned him and threw its support behind the Muslim Brotherhood when Mubarak rejected US attempts to establish military bases inside the country and seize control of Egypt’s communications networks. Prison Planet.com » Egyptian Protesters Blame Obama For Morsi Dictatorship
That bit about the USA trying to establish bases and take over Egypt's communications - Mubarak giving an interview that names this as the reason he 'voluntarily stepped down' - is total nonsense from very dubious sources. Your own link states that Mubarak's lawyer said this interview never happened and that Mubarak said no such thing.
Murbarak didn't willingly step down - it was a Coup by the Military and it was orchestrated by the Obama Administration. They might not have stated it, but they sure pushed it. The Military jumped at the chance to remove Mubarak because he was insisting that his son would be his replacement -- the Military was very against the son of Mubarak. All the hoopla and high fives after Mubarak was deposed - the wonderful Arab Spring (where Lara Logan was gang raped in Tahrir Square) - Hillary Clinton (Secretary of State), Susan Rice (US Ambassador to the UN, now National Security Advisor) & Samantha Power (genocide expert to the President and now US Ambassador to the UN) were behind this - just as they were behind the great SAVE Libya and Benghazi operation.
I'm not saying they all wanted the Muslim Brotherhood to take over Egypt - but they certainly should have all known that was exactly what would happen. It's their business to know. If I knew all that, there is no excuse for them to not understand it. Life in the real world is a bit different than Elite Gatherings in University Faculty parties and Inside the Beltway wine bars - where they discuss and speculate what it would take to make a "Perfect World" in their view.
That bit about the USA trying to establish bases and take over Egypt's communications - Mubarak giving an interview that names this as the reason he 'voluntarily stepped down' - is total nonsense from very dubious sources. Your own link states that Mubarak's lawyer said this interview never happened and that Mubarak said no such thing.
Murbarak didn't willingly step down - it was a Coup by the Military and it was orchestrated by the Obama Administration. They might not have stated it, but they sure pushed it. The Military jumped at the chance to remove Mubarak because he was insisting that his son would be his replacement -- the Military was very against the son of Mubarak. All the hoopla and high fives after Mubarak was deposed - the wonderful Arab Spring (where Lara Logan was gang raped in Tahrir Square) - Hillary Clinton (Secretary of State), Susan Rice (US Ambassador to the UN, now National Security Advisor) & Samantha Power (genocide expert to the President and now US Ambassador to the UN) were behind this - just as they were behind the great SAVE Libya and Benghazi operation.
I'm not saying they all wanted the Muslim Brotherhood to take over Egypt - but they certainly should have all known that was exactly what would happen. It's their business to know. If I knew all that, there is no excuse for them to not understand it. Life in the real world is a bit different than Elite Gatherings in University Faculty parties and Inside the Beltway wine bars - where they discuss and speculate what it would take to make a "Perfect World" in their view.
I doubt that this happened - 'it was a Coup by the Military and it was orchestrated by the Obama Administration. They might not have stated it, but they sure pushed it.'. Obama doesn't initiate, he reacts. Bush was an initiator, and if it had happened under him, I might have believe that he orchestrated it. Obama is a 'go-along to get along' president. If the US brass told him to arm the Egyptian military for such and such a reason, he might have done it, but someone else is always telling Obama what to do.
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