Category Archives: Muslim Brotherhood

Obama’s Arab Spring: ‘One Day We Shall Kill All The Jews’

Connect the Dots: Operation Penetrate – Part Three

Connect the Dots: Operation Penetrate – Part One

Israel is Ready to Kick Some Iranian Butt- Guess Who Will Win That One?

“If the United States Won’t Do It, We Will Have To.”

Good for Israel.  They have had enough and can no longer wait for Captain-Wait-Until-It’s-Too-Late. They are ready to preemptively strike Iran’s nuclear facilities.  And who can blame them?  If anything, one must wonder why they have waited this long.  Personally, I believe they waited this long because they love peace and have been waiting to see if Obama & the United States would work diplomatically to protect Israel.  The reverse has been the result of Obama’s foreign policy. Read the rest of this entry

Are We Supposed to CELEBRATE?

A Fifth Column Move?

As Bombs Rock Oslo, One Must Question Multiculturalism & Pacifism

As Bombs Rock Oslo, One Must Question Multiculturalsim & Pacifism.

Norway came under deadly attack Friday with a massive bombing in the heart of its power center and a shooting at the ruling Labour Party’s youth camp on an island outside the capital — attacks that police said are definitely linked. Walter Gibbs, a journalist with Reuters, said one explosion appeared to have occurred on an upper floor of a main government building; every window on the side of the building had been blown out. The blast also severely damaged the Oil Ministry and left it in flames, he said. Reports conflicted on whether a second blast followed the first,�…..� Continue Reading…

It Smells Fishy

Arab Spring or Mideast Winter?

What Really Happened In The Middle East

International reaction to the Itamar massacre

Egypt & Mubarak Coming To An End Tonight

I cannot wait to hear the news tonight. The suspense is killing me… And, I sure hope it lasts!  It seems the Vice-President will take control.  But, let’s not hold our breath…

The Battle Continues to Rage in Cairo

Pro-government demonstrators, bottom, watch as cars burn during clashes with anti-government demonstrators, behind barriers at top, in Tahrir Square in Cairo, Egypt, early Thursday, Feb. 3. Hundreds of people were injured in the clashes in which the two sides rained stones, bottles and firebombs on each other as soldiers stood by without intervening. The demonstrations began as an effort to force President Hosni Mubarak from power. (Lefteris Pitarakis / AP)

It was almost surreal to watch a titanic battle with thousands of participants being waged in the streets of Cairo. And until tonight it was fought without guns but instead like some sort of medieval battle with rocks, clubs, and machetes. A fifteen hour plus battle that waged fiercely throughout the day. When was the last time you saw fifty or sixty men mounted on horses and camels charge a crowd? Quite the sight. Several people have been killed and probably well over one thousand wounded in the melee. It is escalating even as I type this post as guns come into play and people are torched by Molotov cocktails.

And the Egyptian army? It pretty much (literally) closed down the hatches and watched it all play out. Various elements seemed to help first one side and then the other at times and otherwise they would briefly emerge to douse a fire or fire off a few tear gas canisters before the soldiers once again retreated to the safety of their tanks and APCs.

I predicted that Mubarak was no pushover and Egypt no Tunisia. How long he can hold on is anyone’s guess. Friday is set to be another ‘day of rage’ and it will be interesting to see if the government can hold together its impromptu gang of thugs in the face of very large numbers of anti-Mubarak crowds over the next couple of days. We are approaching the critical mass here. The next forty-eight to seventy-two hours will probably be decisive one way or another for one side or the other. If the army fractures we may see a more serious type of civil war erupt. If one side or the other triumphs in the streets we may see a low-level civil conflict continue between the sides for some time to come. Very hard to predict what will unfold.

The Obama administration and Western intelligent agencies have shown themselves to once again be woefully inept in seeing this coming. Do we not have one person on the ground in either country? Absolutely shameful. And what, pray tell, can we expect if the Muslim Brotherhood was to seize control of the Egyptian government you ask? Well, they’ve made that very clear already. Already the Left is assuring us that we have nothing to fear if they come out on top. Makes you wonder why progressives continue their de facto alliance with Islamists the world over. It makes no sense except they share the same deep-seated hatred of Judeo-Christian values, Western Civilization, and Israel I guess.

Muslim Brotherhood: Suez Canal Must be Closed, Egypt Should be Ready for War with Israel

Muhammad Ghannem told an Iranian news network that if he and the Muslim Brotherhood had his way, the Suez Canal would be closed immediately.  This would not only hurt capital coming in for the Mubarak government, but it would have further repercussions, as one-third of the world’s oil is transported through the canal.  This could increase the price of oil and gas substantially.

Continuing, Ghannem stated that gas flowing from Egypt to Israel should stop immediately, “in order to bring about the downfall of the Mubarak regime.”  Once again, this would hurt the Mubarak regime and would also hurt the Israeli economy in the process.

However, Ghannem’s most provocative statements came about war with Israel.  Talking about what the Muslim Brotherhood is prepared to do, Ghannem stated that “the people should be prepared for war against Israel.”  This implies that a war with Israel could be inevitable if the group takes substantial power in Egypt.

A good number of videos showing the extent of the chaos can be found here.

A man watches a burning APC

More STRATFOR analysis on Egypt

Here’s more analysis as we observe the fall of Hosni Mubarak: The Egypt Crisis in a Global Context: A Special Report
Egyptian Police Redeploying

The Egyptian Unrest: A Special Report

STRATFOR provides its usual excellent analysis on what is happening in Egypt. Though I rarely side with Zazu or Andre on anything (except perhaps music), they are right to point out that we have supported trash in order for them to hold off even worse trash. That has to end. We do need to support dissident groups who are more amenable to American concerns. Here is another concern: Hamas is able to cross the border from the Palestinian Territories into Egypt pretty much unhindered thanks to the chaos ensuing at the moment. This means they are wilfully trying to help the Muslim Brotherhood take over the reins of power in Egypt. If they do, that will almost assuredly mean war in the Middle East, and if that happens, it’ll spread out quickly throughout the Maghred, the Arabian Peninsula, and possibly into Turkey and Southern Europe. Attach that with the headaches in Chechnya, and you have a recipe for a very hot summer, war-wise.

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