This Is What El-Sisi Did To Egypt

هذا ما فعله السيسي بمصر

الله اكبر على كل من طغا و تجبر

الباطل فى انفاسه الاخيرة

English subtitles included.

Jumping Jack Flash

Artist: The Rolling Stones

The International Banking Cartel

Courtesy Of: PressTV

A look at the International Banking Cartel led by the Bank for International Settlement (in Basel, Switzerland) known as the bank of central banks (58 central banks) and The US Federal reserve System. 

Also a look at banking tycoons: from the Rothschild family in Europe to JP Morgan and others in the US. How banks not only control governments but also appoint politicians through huge campaign donations. 

Governments at the service of the major banks, the best example: the Obama administration and the history's biggest bail out of the same institutions that caused the Great Recession.

أعرف عدوك: حركة تمرد

حركة تمرد: الرسول والإسلام فاشيون ومشكلتنا مع الإسلام

الفاشية الدينية الإسلامية هي قديمة جدا

لم تبدأ مع صعود السلفيين أو الإخوان

بداية الفاشية الدينية الإسلامية مع فتح مكة

Egyptian ‘Liberals’ Are Out For Blood

Last month, General Abdul Fattah al-Sisi, head of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and Egypt’s new military strongman, asked Egyptians to “come out to give me the mandate and order to confront violence and potential terrorism.” 

What al-Sisi sought was a green light from the Egyptian street to put down the Muslim Brotherhood, whose supporters were still protesting on behalf of the country’s first elected President, Brotherhood member Mohamed Morsi, whom al-Sisi removed from office and jailed on July 3.

... the reality is that many of those Egyptians who define themselves as liberals supported the July coup as well as today’s crackdown. “Egypt’s liberals are trying to ignore the fact that people are being murdered,” says Samuel Tadros, an Egypt expert and a fellow at Hudson Institute’s Center for Religious Freedom. 

“Here, Egyptian liberalism has failed completely. The liberals in support of the coup and the violent crackdown have abandoned morality for short-term political gains.”

... the fact that people who describe themselves as liberals want to see their neighbors’ blood shed suggests that their liberalism isn’t what we typically mean by a political doctrine that prizes individual freedom and seeks as little interference from the state as possible. The reality is that Egypt’s liberals have aligned themselves with the military — the very same regime that they protested against during the 2011 uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak.

Why have liberals turned from democracy, albeit a very imperfect one, back to the military? 

“In Egypt, liberalism didn’t start as it did in Europe with the emergence of an independent bourgeoisie that sought to limit the powers of the state and other entrenched institutions. In Egypt, liberalism was born with the rise of the civil-servant class in the mid–19th century. Since civil servants are a part of the state, this liberalism is not at all interested in limiting the role of the state.”

Moreover, whereas Western liberals have historically seen it as their role to educate their fellow citizens in liberal values, Egyptian liberals have always seen this as the job of the state. Should the state prove incapable of inculcating others with the same ideas and ambitions, then it is up to the state to protect the liberals from what they perceive as the unwashed masses, i.e., their neighbors. And right now it is the Muslim Brothers and their Islamist partners whom the liberals see as a threat that needs to be put down.

In addition to acting in bad faith, the liberals have made a bad deal by siding with the army. Because the liberals never prepared the ground for liberalism, they left it wide open for the Islamists, who over 80 years built a grassroots network that combined political indoctrination with social services that earned them respect and admiration — which is why Morsi won the presidential election in June 2012. 

In spite of al-Sisi’s crackdown, the Muslim Brotherhood will almost surely return — and next time better organized and, holding a vendetta against the army and the millions who clamored for the Brotherhood’s blood, much angrier. 

In the meantime, as Tadros argues, “it’s the Muslim Brotherhood, and not the liberals, who can claim the moral high ground.”

Just The Two Of Us

Artist: Bill Withers

لعبة الكلمات

Introduction



Word Play: لعبة الكلمات

Moral Obscenity: Toxic Background To US Chemical 'Highground'

Courtesy Of: Russia Today

WARNING! Some images in this report could be disturbing for some users.

While the British Parliament stands divided over whether to strike at Syria, 

Washington claims there's a moral reason to attack. But the use of chemical weapons was of no concern in the wars that the US waged in the past.

Birds Of A Feather, Flock Together

Egypt's Dictator and Usurper: Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, Is Supplying Syria's Dictator : Bashar Al-Assad With Weapons

Egyptian blood wasn't enough to quench Sisi's thirst, so he turns his attention to Syrian blood

1. One of the causes that made Sisi overthrow President Morsi, was Morsi's readiness  to permit Egyptian's to go to Syria and aid the resistance, and that's unacceptable.

But it's totally acceptable for Sisi to aid Bashar.

2. The usurpers accused Turkey of sending a ship filled with weapons to the Muslim Brotherhood, and that's unacceptable.

But it's totally acceptable for Egypt to send weapons to Bashar

3. The usurpers were furious when Erdogan refused to recognize their illegitimate government and accused Turkey (Mauritius, South Africa, Ecuador and others) of meddling in Egypt's internal affairs, and that's unacceptable.

But it's quite acceptable for the usurpers to meddle in Syria's internal affairs.

NightCall

Artist: Kavinsky