Tuesday, 02 July 2013 10:01
'Washington engineered Hosni Mubarak's ouster. He fell from grace. He opposed Obama's regional agenda. It cost him dearly.
He became more liability than asset. Mohammed Morsi replaced him. He's Washington's man in Egypt. Hard line rule continues. Morsi's its public face. Egypt's anti-democratic tradition persists. Junta power rules. The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) runs things.
Politicians serve them. Elections don't matter. They provide a veneer of democratic change. It's illusory. It's fake. It's not real. Wealth, power and privilege are served. Popular interests go begging. Washington wields enormous influence. Morsi's a US stooge. He's beholden to America's demands. He serves its "greater Middle East" agenda. He better or he's out.
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People’s demands must be met: Egyptian military chief
'The Egyptian army has given politicians 48 hours to meet the demands of the people and resolve the ongoing political crisis in the African country.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Egyptian Armed Forces General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said in a Monday statement that if political forces fail to agree to the popular demands, the military will offer its own road map to end the crisis.
“If the demands of the people are not realized within the defined period, it will be incumbent upon (the armed forces) ... to announce a road map for the future,” said the statement by al-Sisi. He further said the Egyptian people have expressed their will with “unprecedented” clarity in their nationwide protests, adding, “Wasting more time will lead only to more division ... which we have warned and continue to warn against.”'
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Morsi's office rejects army ultimatum
'The office of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi says it rejects the army’s ultimatum, which gave the government 48 hours to resolve the current national crisis. In a statement issued on Monday, the office said that some phrases in the ultimatum could create confusion, AFP reported.
It said it denounces "any declaration that would deepen division" and "threaten the social peace" in the country. The statement added that the presidency would continue on its own path towards national reconciliation.'
Tuesday, 02 July 2013 09:46
'Extremely thorough dot connecting and well put together information to help grasp the bigger picture of our previous civilizations and their intended encoded messages to us, the generations of the future. This is the education people should be getting instead of the meaningless mush that parades as knowledge today.'
Tuesday, 02 July 2013 09:42
'While the world focuses on Washington’s pursuit of NSA whistleblower Ed Snowden, another much more high ranking member of the US power structure has been indicted for espionage this week…'
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