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16 February 2011 By Mohamed
Khodr "America's only remaining
alternative to salvage its presence and credibility in
the Arab Muslim world is to break the Israeli chains
around it political, economic, and military
institutions." "Truly, God does not change
the condition of a people until they change what is in
themselves." -- Quran 13:11 "When dictatorship is a fact,
revolution becomes a right." -- Victor Hugo FREEDOM!!! Yes, the Arabs have
finally awakened and found their voice to utter their
God given right to live in Freedom and their
democratic right to choose their leaders. Every
human being is born free but may not live free
depending on the political powers that shape,
dominate, and oppress his or her life. Young Egyptians continue their
quest for freedom from Mubarak's regime. They have
shed their blood and are risking their lives and
livelihood to achieve their aims of a Mubarak free
zone including from his spymaster torturer treasonous
Vice President Omar Suleiman and the other military
junta of a Prime Minister and Minister of Defense.
Only in America and Europe does freedom for Egypt mean
replacing a murderous brutal military dictator with
his similarly murderous military lapdogs. To hold on to power Mubarak has
adopted several strategies: Kill, injure, and
imprison protesters; unleash his secret police and
hired thugs to attack peaceful protesters on horseback
and camels; launch Pro Mubarak protests that led to
clashes and can ultimately lead to civil war; adopt a
media strategic public relations campaign on state
television that broadcast nationalist and patriotic
programs and music, show the concessions of his regime
and the rejection of these lawless thugs in Liberation
Square; use his hired Muslim and Christian leaders and
scholars to denounce the protests as unreligious and
divisive, and show his lackey Omar Suleiman sitting
with unknown young people discussing the movement
forward while keeping Mubarak president. The foundational sign of
Mubarak's allegiance to America and Israel is his
unconscionable dismissal of his own people's demands
and his negotiation with the United States on the
future of Egypt. That's where the allegiance of
all Arab tyrants lies, never with the basic needs of
their people but meeting the need of America for cheap
oil and Israel's demand to eliminate all "Islamist"
opposition to its decades long choking and murder of
millions of Palestinian civilians: A brutality
supported by the American and European freedom loving
democracies. But the young protesters are
unrelenting and demand Mubarak's ouster a man whose
family according to the Guardian has amassed a $70
Billion fortune while 40% of the population lives
under poverty making less than $2 a day (World Bank). Mubarak with the support of the
American financed, trained, and bribed military is
able to hold on to power thus far by the thread of
America's schizophrenic foreign policy that on one
hand espouses and supports democracy and on the other
hand supports the stability of the status quo. This
dual hypocritical and contradictory foreign policy has
been a historical hallmark of U.S. foreign policy from
Latin America, to the Middle East, Asia, to the
Philippines. Only when the populace opposition
reaches a critical tipping point does America finally
withdraw its carpet from under these dictators and
declares that all long its been supportive of the
populace demand for freedom. The Obama's administration
displays this contradiction when Obama's envoy to
Mubarak, Frank G. Wisner (Jewish), a former Ambassador
to Egypt, Former Pro-Egyptian lobbyist and
Board member of a major Egyptian bank, proclaimed that
Mubarak "should stay", only to be contradicted by the
State Department that this is his personal not
official view. Obama's vague declaration for an
"orderly transition" embodies a policy that embraces
this hypocritical duality of supporting a dictator
while giving some semblance of support for regime
change. Thus America's and Europe's call
for the spread of democracy in "failed" states means a
nation can have a democracy but only with a winner
acceptable to their interests. Hence the appropriate
motto for these "freedom" loving civilized nations
is: YOU VOTE, BUT WE DECIDE. Given that there is no chance of
the United States losing cheap oil from Arab States,
its policy in the region hinges on two factors. It's
blind outrageous support for the Apartheid, racist,
genocidal nation of Israel, -and the total ignorant
and unhealthy opposition to the so called "Islamist"
countries like Iran or political parties such as the
Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, Hezbollah, and Hamas.
Although Syria is a secular state America considers it
an enemy state because it opposes Israel's illegal
occupation of its land, the Golan Heights, and its
ethnic cleansing and daily murder of innocent
Palestinians, including children. No greater example of western
hypocrisy and double standards exists than the 2006
Palestinian free and democratic elections certified by
the Carter Center and U.N. international observers
that led to Hamas' victory in the election. Although
these elections were demanded by Israel, the U.S., and
the E.U. hoping that their client Palestinian
Authority would win, the outcome of Hamas' victory
shocked them and deemed unacceptable. Thus the
troika besieged Gaza, with Mubarak's active
involvement, and its 1.5 million people for the last
four years giving Israel the green light to commit
several genocidal attacks upon an imprisoned
concentration camp. Mubarak, Saudi Arabia, Jordan,
and the Gulf States were supportive of killing Gazans
to eliminate Hamas and of Israel's 2006 destruction of
Lebanon to eliminate Hezbollah. Hezbollah and Hamas
are stronger than ever. Is it any surprise that Israel,
Saudi Arabia, and the Palestinian Authority support
Mubarak's regime, damn with the long suffering
Egyptians. We've seen the consequences of
the Bush Blair spread of democracy in Iraq that led to
an illegal invasion, genocide, and total destruction
of a sovereign nation that eight years later has no
democracy but instability and daily carnage. Here are a few comments
supportive of Mubarak by western leaders--for Israel's
sake, opportunity to bomb Iran, and conservative's
fear mongering that the Muslim Brotherhood has already
infiltrated the Obama administration. : - Dick Cheney: "Mubarak is a
good friend and U.S. ally" - Tony Blair: "Mubarak is
"immensely courageous, and a force for good."
(Blair is the Quartet's Peace Envoy to the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Wikileak Cables shows
his strong Pro Israel Bias, what a surprise from the
butcher of Baghdad) - Senator John McCain: called the
Egyptian populist movement a "virus" that threatens
Israel. - State Department spokesman P.J.
Crowley: "We respect what Egypt contributes to the
region, it is a stabilizing force, it has made its own
peace with Israel, and is pursuing normal relations
with Israel, we think that's important, we think
that's a model that the region should adopt broadly."
Interview on Al Jazeera English: January 26, 2011:
(The State Department supported Democracy for Tunis
but not for Egypt due to its potential impact on
Israel) - Former U.S. Ambassador to the
U.N. John: Bolton: Defends Mubarak pointing out
"substantial economic growth" under his rule and
warned that his downfall would "speed" the need to
attack Iran. He further said: "I
think the fall of the Egyptian government committed to
the Israeli peace agreement will almost certainly
speed that timetable up." - Israel: "Shocked by Obama's
Betrayal of Mubarak "(Reuters: January 31, 2011) - Frank Gaffney, former Reagan
Assistant Secretary of Defense and leading
Neoconservative says: Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Has
‘Infiltrated' The Federal Government. He identifies
Federal Government officials who do the bidding of
"stealth jihadists." As--John Brennan, Obama's Chief
Counterterrorism Advisor, Director of National
Intelligence Jim Clapper, and Homeland Security
Secretary Janet Napolitano: (ThinkProgress, February
1, 2011) In simple terms America's foreign
policy in the Arab world has stupidly adopted and
wholly swallowed Israel's propaganda garbage that: What's good for Israel is good
for America. Today the U.S. is paying heavily
for this stupidly incredulous Nazi inspired Zionist
propaganda. America's only remaining
alternative to salvage its presence and credibility in
the Arab Muslim world is to break the Israeli chains
around it political, economic, and military
institutions. While Arabs seek to overthrow
their tyrants, Americans must overthrow the chokehold
of the Israeli tyrant in Washington D.C. This journey
has begun. The main obstacle facing the
courageous protesters is that their protest is
spontaneous and leaderless. They are Christians and
Muslims from all walks of life who responded to an
internet and social media call to overcome their fear
and launch a freedom popular uprising. But
tragically they are not organized and have no
spokespersons. The established political parties
have split on whether to negotiate with the neo-tyrant
Omar Suleiman or not on concession crumbs to end the
protest and leave Mubarak in his tyrannical chair. You must organize and coalesce
behind a spokesman or adopt a political party or
parties to speak on their behalf. You must not
accept Mubarak to remain in power in any shape or
form. You must reject the military thug rule of the
Vice President, Prime Minister, and Minister of
Defense. You must never allow the military to enter
politics or rule again. You must demand the
dissolution of Mubarak's parliament, develop a new
constitution, demand a total amnesty for all
protesters, human rights activists, journalists, and
release all political and prisoners of conscience. This is a difficult undertaking
but one that must be taken lest the protest fizzle and
Mubarak wins. This is a test of wills between those
who demand freedom and the tyranny of the American and
Israeli military regime. You must never give up, never,
never, and tell Mubarak and his backers that Egypt is
no longer for sale but is the land of an independent
population to choose their leaders democratically and
adopt policies in their own national interest even if
it means tearing up the peace treaty with the Zionist
killing machine. They must read, adopt, and shout
the following poem by the Tunisian poet Abu Al Qasim
-Al-Shabi: "To the Tyrants of the
World" "Oppressive tyrant, lover of
darkness, enemy of life Beware, for below the ash there
is fire If one day, a people
desires to live, then fate will answer their call; Muslims don't hate us for our
freedoms; they hate us for our lack of freedom from
Israel's control and domination. May God support your efforts, Oh
Beautiful Egyptians, and may He grant you victory over
the oppressors in Egypt and abroad. Allah Akbar
You have ridiculed the size of the weak people
Your palm is soaked with their blood
You have deformed the magic of existence
And planted the seeds of sorrow in the fields
And he who grows thorns reaps wounds
Look there, for I have harvested the heads of mankind
And the flowers of hope
And I have watered the heart of the earth with blood
I soaked it with tears until it was drunk
The river of blood will sweep you
And the fiery storm will devour you
And their night will then begin to fade, and
their chains break and fall."