Is Obama Pulling the Strings in Egypt?

I didn't even know the United States was opposed to the government headed by Mubarak, did you?

The United States and Egypt have been allies for decades.

Protests pop up out of nowhere, Obama starts tooting up 'transition of power' chatter telling Egypt's President it's time for him to be moseying on down the road, Obama's regime holds secret meetings with terrorists of a group that is an offshoot of of al quieda and hamas and the next thing you know they are sitting at the power takeover table.

It's all too abracadabra for me.

The latest information is not the first charge by the Egyptian government that the Obama administration has been working with or encouraging the opposition to Mubarak.

Last week,a senior Egyptian diplomat stated the Egyptian government suspects elements of the current uprising there, particularly political aspects, are being coordinated with the U.S. State Department and Obama administration.

The senior Egyptian diplomat told WND the Mubarak regime suspects the U.S. has been aiding protest planning by Mohamed ElBaradei, who is seen as one of the main opposition leaders in Cairo.

The President's supportive chatter in the public square in handing people of Egypt to islam extremists is peculiar given his response when a similar situation arose in Iran.

In the summer of 2009, when the world witnessed brave Iranians taking to the streets in an effort to overthrow the Islamofascistregimethat was terrorizing them, the president of the United States merely shrugged his shoulders and shuffled his feet. Encouraging words somehow failed him. But today, as the world watches the Egyptian Revolution of 2011 occur right before its eyes, Obama suddenly sees it fit to stretch out a hand of solidarity to the Muslim Brotherhood

A story on the Canadian Free Press is griping about how the American press is turning a blind eye to Obama's ties with the muslim brotherhood of radical extremists.

Free Gaza sponsored the flotilla that engaged in deadly clashes with Israeli special forces troops and among its members were Weather Underground founders William Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn—who perpetrated a series of terrorist attacks—as well as Jodie Evans, the leader of the radical activist organization Code Pink. Besides the U.S. radicals, Islamic groups such as Hamas, Hezbollah and Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood contributed to the flotilla.

William Ayers...the black panther guy was involved in Free Gaza flotilla? The way this violent anarchist has been lurking about Obama's regime is disturbing.

You know what else is disturbing?

That the hamas and al queida spin off is sold as a non-violent solution. What I see on television doesn't look like it's peaceful at all. I'll bet if we gathered in front of the White House and pulled stunts like that for ten days, the Obama administration would be putting a different spin on it.

It looks more to me like extortion. A threat of impending doom of radical revolution by the radical islamic brotherhood.

Terrorism and demands go hand-in-hand, and on Sunday, Feb. 6, 2011 news media began reporting that the stalemate between Egypt's VP Omar Suleiman and the Muslim Brotherhood, known politically as the "leading opposition group" (more sinisterly as the Islamic extremists driving force in the protest movement and the ouster of President Mubarak), would be sitting down together after all.

The Muslim Brotherhood is making demands: 'It's our way or we go back to the protest movement highway' is their essential demand. But this sounds anything but peaceful or diplomatic, right?...The group, hailed by some as nothing more than criminals, insists all they want is their country and its freedom from tyranny and economic instability. But economic stability is being made much much worse due to the unrest and its continued run when President Mubarak has already agreed not to run for the presidency again this year in September.

Egyptian allys question U.S. President response

The International allys of Egypt and President Mubarak, most ardently Israel, have called into question U.S. President Barak Obama's support for the chaos confusion and protest effort by those in the streets of Egypt and perpetuated by the Muslim Brotherhood.

"Who is advising them?' a columnist, Aviad Pohoryles, asked about the U.S. leadership and their erroneous take on the Middle East situation in Egypt.

"To fuel the mob raging in the streets of Egypt and to demand the head of the person who five minutes ago was the bold ally of the president...

Even the Vice President's post-meeting with muslim terrorists statement is mysterious.

The lack of security for the populace; disturbances to daily life; the paralysis of by public services; the suspension of education at universities and schools; the logistical delays in the delivery of essential goods to the population; the damages to and losses of the Egyptian economy; the attempts at foreign intervention into purely Egyptian affairs and breaches of security by foreign elements working to undermine stability in implementation of their plots, while recognizing that the 25 January movement is a honorable and patriotic movement.

Sounds like somebody who has been thrown in front of a camera with a gun to his head trying to send a coded message. He reads a laundry list of the chaos of this 'honorable and patriotic movement' and says foreign countries are undermining the stability of his country and intervening to implement their plots.

Mubarak had already agreed not to run in this September's elections so what is to be gained?

George Soros has the answers, of course. It's about victory over the religious right.

You heard me correctly. Getting criminal anti-US muslim extremists to lord it over the people of Egypt is a victory over the veritable vendetta of the religious right. He says he sure hopes Obama plays his cards right and his foundations will contribute what they can.

He says Barack Hussein Obama has to stand firm in the values that got him elected.

What were they, does anybody remember?

These armies are strong enough to maintain law and order as long as they stay out of politics; thus the revolutions can remain peaceful. That is what the United States should insist on while encouraging corrupt and repressive rulers who are no longer tolerated by their people to step aside and allow new leaders to be elected in free and fair elections.

Smacks of irony doesn't it? We're all looking forward to that in the US.

The main stumbling block is Israel. In reality, Israel has as much to gain from the spread of democracy in the Middle East as the United States has. But Israel is unlikely to recognize its own best interests because the change is too sudden and carries too many risks. And some U.S. supporters of Israel are more rigid and ideological than Israelis themselves. Fortunately, Obama is not beholden to the religious right, which has carried on a veritable vendetta against him.

Wait a minute. I remember now. Wasn't Obama elected because he was going to Washington to roll out the red carpet to everyone in America? He was going to be everyone's president, from Democrats to Republicans, rich to destitute, religious right to atheists.

Why wouldn't Obama be as 'beholden' to the religious right as he would to wealthy antisemetic religious bigots? What will his jargon be for 2012? Hype Of Hope Heave Ho?

Anyway, for someone who pays a lot of money to keep up with the political sentiments of the religious right, Soros doesn't seem to be getting his moneys worth.

The Christian right (which makes up a hefty pocket of the religious right) has increasingly grown cold to Israel because of their merciless persecution of Palestinian Christians. We believe in the two-state solution there of course. Go figure the barbaric oppression of Christian would throw a wet blanket on their enthusiasm for your causes but there you are.

I don't know what Obama is up to but I think I know what he isn't up to. He isn't stabilizing Egypt or the Middle East any more than he has stabilized the United States.