Showing posts with label egyptian riots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label egyptian riots. Show all posts

Monday, April 11, 2011

$5 Gas and More Happy News

$5 Gas and More Happy News - by Gayle Mahon

Just read on Drudge, gas could be $5 by Memorial Day. This not only affects our driving but prices for food, clothing, etc. So many wonderful things have happened since we stabbed Mubarak in the back and forced him out in Egypt:
higher gas prices, "virginity" squads checking young women in Egypt, tremendous surge in the persecution of Christians in Egypt, Muslim Brotherhood poised to assume leadership in Egypt, demonstrators (radical islamists) in other Middle Eastern countries emboldened by OUR actions, increased threat to Israel - could go on and on. How many REALLY care about all of this?

Thursday, March 24, 2011

EGYPT WIPES ISRAEL OFF THIER MAPS?

EGYPT WIPES ISRAEL OFF THIER MAPS? - Gayle Mahon

Believe me, the subject discussed in the article linked below is no accident. We are only just beginning to see the consequences of Obama bullying Mubarak out of power.  Israel will not be the only country to feel these consequences, America will also.

Friday, February 11, 2011

Egypt Following Iran on the Path to Destruction

Contributed by Gayle Mahon

 It is only a matter of time until beleaguered Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak capitulates to the call to step down and turn over the reins of the country. He has already promised to leave office in September when his current term expires, but that has not satisfied the demands of his opponents. Though Mubarak is trying to cling to power as long as he can, widespread protests, riots and strikes make it likely that he will be forced to leave office in the very near future rather than several months from now. In the Muslim world, winners take all.

The leader of Egypt for thirty years has been haunted by the ghost of regimes past, and especially that of his Iranian counterpart, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, the Shah of Iran. Mubarak's predecessor Anwar Sadat extended an invitation to Pahlavi's family in July 1980 to bury him at Cairo's Al-Rifa'i Mosque. The Shah had become a man without a country, a ruler without a throne, an ally without a friend.

It appears that Mubarak, who had vowed not to be driven from his homeland, will suffer the same fate as the Shah who was forced to wander from country to country until his death. He faces the same maze of betrayal at the hands of his "allies" as that which was forced upon Pahlavi. Promises will be made but not kept. Ultimately, the big winner will be radical Islamists like the Muslim Brotherhood that are apparently "gaming" the system.

The overthrow of Mubarak will empower the masses throughout the Middle East, but the supreme winner will be the radical Islamists throughout the Middle East who have waited in the shadows for others to do the work for them. Jordan might well be next. It is no coincidence that Mubarak has been mostly friendly toward Israel—and that he is hated for it.

President Obama can take some of the blame for Mubarak's downfall after publicly humiliating the long-time U.S. ally. In the Arab world, death is preferred over humiliation. What we really see is U.S. foreign policy at work. Obama has outstripped his Democratic predecessor, Jimmy Carter, who rejected Richard Nixon's twin-pillar doctrine of strong allies empowered by the U.S. to serve its interests in the Middle East. Like Carter, who bet the peanut farm on a cleric who his ambassador called a "Gandhi-like figure," Obama has chosen to play cards with the Muslim Brotherhood, the most well-organized terrorist organization in Egypt.

In finality, the mosques, mullahs, and madrasas will prevail. The bazaars traffic in more than pita bread; they sell terror for a price.

Having interviewed the majority of the Shah's Cabinet ministers as well as the
former Empress of Iran, and over a dozen current Cabinet members, there is no
doubt in my mind that the winds of a coming Muslim caliphate are blowing
stronger than they have in centuries. This is not the end of the revolution in
Egypt; it is just the beginning. The people of the Land of the Pharaohs have
much to fear.

And there is more. The United States is also supporting a worldwide effort to
have the United Nations unilaterally declare a Palestinian state with East
Jerusalem as its capital. They are planning to present Israel with a fait
accompli without any input from the Jewish people on their future and with no
say over their own borders or security. No other nation on earth would be
treated this way.

According to the unfailing and unchanging promise of God, if America sides with
this plan, we WILL be cursed. God said, "I will bless them that bless thee and
curse him that curses thee." (Genesis 12:3) 

The above is part of an article that appeared in The Jerusalem Post today.

Egyptian Transition to Chaos - from Gayle Mahon

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (ah-muh-DEE'-neh-zhahd) says Egypt's popular uprising shows a new Middle East is emerging, one that will have no signs of Israel and U.S. "interference." He spoke as his country marks the 32nd anniversary of the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Shortly after this statement, Mubarak has given the "protesters" what they wanted - he resigned.  Who will fill the vacuum left by his presidency?  There is only one group organized enough to do that - the Muslim Brotherhood.  For inquiring minds who have been confused who to support in Egypt - why would Iran's Ahmadinejad support the "Democracy movement" in Egypt?  Where was he when his own people were, peacefully, in the streets crying out for freedom?  He was busy ordering their imprisonment and/or slaughter.  May God have mercy on this world.

Sunday, February 6, 2011

The proverbial fox guarding the henhouse

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"...The demonstrations Sunday seemed generally peaceful. Among those taking part were members of Egypt's Christian minority, who held a Mass in Tahrir Square paying tribute to those killed during clashes. Some Muslim protesters vowed to form a ring around the Christians and protect them during the service. Egypt's population is 10% Christian, a minority mostly made up of Coptic Christians. ..'''

Are people really this stupid? So the Muslims in their desire for good PR say they want to protect the Christians? Just one basic question that the media seemed to forget to ask. Who are they protecting the Christians from? Its only the Muslims who want to kill Christians. So the Muslims will protects the Christians from the Muslims for a show mass and the media gobbles it up. Once again the ignorance of the sheep shows up in the ridiculous propaganda pieces put out for consumption.
I wonder what the media would have reported if the WWII Nazis had offered a bagel giveaway in a concentration camp? Let me guess.....
"Generous Nazis believe that every Jew deserves a bagel"
Never mind that they got to hold onto the bagels on their way to the gas chambers.

Saturday, January 29, 2011

Let me get this straight….

President Obama feels that the Egyptian protests in the streets of Egypt justify a change in government, and thus the government should heed to the voice of the people? That the government should not silence the voice of the mobs, and thus mob rule should reign?
I wonder how President Obama would feel if the shoe were on the other foot? Let’s say perhaps if we went to the streets to oppose the socialization of America? If we went to the streets to overturn the Obamacare socialized medicine scheme?
President Obama also has publicly renounced Egypt’s alleged violence against its citizens when the total death toll from the protests at last check was 38. Incidentally they were responding to violence. Did you hear President Obama tell that to the Chinese? Or perhaps did you hear President Obama tell that to Cuba? No, an odd coincidence is that those who are working to overturn the Egyptian government are Muslims. Also, I do not hear the outcry from the left that we are not to be the policeman of the world, nor that we should not try to control other sovereign nations, yet that is what President Obama is doing.
We are now seeing the fruits of the famed “apology” tour of President Obama. Iran now has nuclear capability which threatens Mid-East peace, and primarily the security of the people of Israel. Egypt, if indeed becomes Muslim governed through the Islamic Brotherhood, would then no longer be the safety check against rogue Islamic extremist countries.
But does any of that affect us?
Here is the long answer to a very short question. First off let me state that I am only giving political and national security repercussions, as morally it is quite obvious that we cannot allow the planned annihilation of Israel or any other people that do not succumb to Islam. Without Israel there is no safety check in the Middle East. If Egypt is lost to Muslim extremists, then there is a little something called the Suez Canal that may affect things. Not only do prices go up at the pump, and any item you buy that contains petroleum increase, but a major worldwide economic collapse would eventually occur. Not to mention that our own military relies on fuel. If that were not enough, with a worldwide economic collapse would come uprisings due to that collapse, which would topple governments, as well as order across the globe. The result would be total anarchy.
And what of the defense of our own country? For one, we would see uprisings as well. Enemies of America would be further emboldened, as we see Muslim extremists already crossing through the sieve known as our Southern Border. Sadly some have already forgotten 9/11 as well as the multiple past attacks against America. President Obama is undoing decades of work that was done to keep a volatile region from infecting the rest of the globe through his actions as well as inactions. It would seem that the “yes we can” slogan was adopted by the Muslim extremists due to President Obama’s leadership or lack of. More of the Hope and Change that we all feared is coming true. May God help America from its leader. Perhaps we should take to the streets before it is too late. After all, President Obama says he supports that. Or maybe he just believes that this applies to the other guys.

Friday, January 28, 2011

Those zany peace loving Muslims......

In Egypt the "Muslim Brotherhood" has called for protests in order to take over the Egyptian government. While this is basically anarchy,the Obama Administration is calling for the Egyptian Government to "show restraint" and allow the protests.

"Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called on the Egyptian government to exercise restraint in dealing with protests and to respect citizens' human rights. She also cautioned demonstrators to refrain from violence. Clinton asked the government "to allow peaceful protests and reverse the unprecedented steps it has taken to cut off communications."

Respect citizen human rights? You mean allow the protestors to continue rioting? "Cautioned protestors"? Excuse me Mrs. Clinton, but your comments to the government go to the government, and your comments to the protestors go nowhere. The de-stabilization of Egypt is one of the biggest threats to Middle East peace, and our bungling apologizer Obama has shown the world that we are now too weak to respond. Thus, the Muslims feel that they have their chance and are taking it. I wonder how the Obama administration would react if it were happening here? They want to limit free speech with such things as the "Fairness Doctrine", and they dare criticize Egypt for quelling anarchy? Should Obama not back the current Egyptian government we may well be seeing the seeds of WWIII.
Now thats change we can believe in!