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Mubarak Finally Steps Down After 30 Years As Absolute Dictator of Egypt!
ThaPrince:
--- Quote from: Infinite- African West Coastin' 2010 on February 11, 2011, 03:54:54 PM ---
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--- Quote from: The ghost lives on February 11, 2011, 10:36:56 AM ---Great.....so after 30 years of relative peace, we will have another hotbed of extreme muslim leadership....thats just wonderful. I give Egypt about 4 years till they turn in the Sudan.
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"extreme muslim" = blablabli blablabla tralali tralala turlututu chapeau pointu
Listen to Webtser Tarpley on the Alex Jones show
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Wow, that was quite a bullshit session on Alex Jones; I mean that they would go through all the trouble of overthrowing friendly Arab dictators in hopes that they would join together to fight the Shiite lead Iran? That's a looooooooooonnnnnnggggg stretch!... and btw, I like your signature ;)
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;)
As for the "wikiputsch" theory we will see what is going on
Take the time to read this article :
Egypt's Revolution: Creative Destruction for a 'Greater Middle East'?
by F. William Engdahl*
Controverting majority opinion, F. William Engdahl maintains there is nothing spontaneous about the mass protest movements in Arab countries and sees them as a replay of the US-orchestrated colour revolutions that triggered regime change in post-Soviet countries. The same script and cast of characters are at hand: local opposition leaders coached by the NED and other US-funded organizations in the art of staging "spontaneous" uprisings. The contours of the underlying US strategy for the region have been clear for some time. The question is: will it work?
http://www.voltairenet.org/article168381.html
ThaPrince:
--- Quote from: Sikotic™ on February 12, 2011, 12:32:06 AM ---LOL @ anyone who watches Alex Jones and takes it serious.
He does have a very entertainign show though.
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Nobody is saying that what we can hear on his show is the absolute truth but it is far more serious than the pseudo analysis provided by the "intellectual p..........". I think that he deserves more credit than the mainstream media on a lot of important subject but of course we need a critical mind in front of everyone.
If you can expose him then you have to do it.
This is a very great site :
http://www.globalresearch.ca/
jeromechickenbone:
That's a pretty major victory for the people of Egypt. Mubarak was a 30 year dictator that Israel / US / the West propped up. Ron Paul said in his CPAC speech that we have given Egypt over $70 Billion, so understand that the US has been subsidizing Mubarak's regime.
And so now you have a few names being pushed by the establishment: The recently appointed VP Suleimen, El Baradei, and that google employee that was kidnapped Wael Ghuneim (that reeks of BS btw).
Suleimen has ties to the CIA, and Israel has stated on record in the past, that their number 1 choice is Suleimen to eventually succeed Mubarak, even before the protests started. Here is an excellent little clip you should watch, gives a quick little breakdown:
http://www.democracynow.org/seo/2011/2/11/omar_suleiman_the_cias_man_in
El Baradei, I'm also skeptical of because of his ties to the establishment, but the verdict is still out, need to research more.
Wael Ghonim (or Ghuneim which some uk papers spelled it, and sounds more German hmm) was allegedly arrested at the protests an held against his will. Well he works for Google, and if you know anything, you know Google has government ties and stores all kinds of information about you. The mainstream media was pushing him to be the next prez after he was released. They tried to turn him into this huge hero in hopes that the people would follow their emotions and make a Google executive their president LMAO.
So this is why I've been saying, that getting rid of Mubarak was crucial, but it means nothing if they replace him with another puppet.
virtuoso:
--- Quote from: Jrome The Don Killuminati on February 12, 2011, 09:56:01 AM ---That's a pretty major victory for the people of Egypt. Mubarak was a 30 year dictator that Israel / US / the West propped up. Ron Paul said in his CPAC speech that we have given Egypt over $70 Billion, so understand that the US has been subsidizing Mubarak's regime.
And so now you have a few names being pushed by the establishment: The recently appointed VP Suleimen, El Baradei, and that google employee that was kidnapped Wael Ghuneim (that reeks of BS btw).
Suleimen has ties to the CIA, and Israel has stated on record in the past, that their number 1 choice is Suleimen to eventually succeed Mubarak, even before the protests started. Here is an excellent little clip you should watch, gives a quick little breakdown:
http://www.democracynow.org/seo/2011/2/11/omar_suleiman_the_cias_man_in
El Baradei, I'm also skeptical of because of his ties to the establishment, but the verdict is still out, need to research more.
Wael Ghonim (or Ghuneim which some uk papers spelled it, and sounds more German hmm) was allegedly arrested at the protests an held against his will. Well he works for Google, and if you know anything, you know Google has government ties and stores all kinds of information about you. The mainstream media was pushing him to be the next prez after he was released. They tried to turn him into this huge hero in hopes that the people would follow their emotions and make a Google executive their president LMAO.
So this is why I've been saying, that getting rid of Mubarak was crucial, but it means nothing if they replace him with another puppet.
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Indeed, but they let the cat out of the bag now to offer their pre chosen candidates.
Sikotic™:
--- Quote from: ThaPrince on February 12, 2011, 03:02:06 AM ---
--- Quote from: Sikotic™ on February 12, 2011, 12:32:06 AM ---LOL @ anyone who watches Alex Jones and takes it serious.
He does have a very entertainign show though.
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Nobody is saying that what we can hear on his show is the absolute truth but it is far more serious than the pseudo analysis provided by the "intellectual p..........". I think that he deserves more credit than the mainstream media on a lot of important subject but of course we need a critical mind in front of everyone.
If you can expose him then you have to do it.
This is a very great site :
http://www.globalresearch.ca/
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No, I agree with you about how it should be taken more seriously considering the other bullshit out there that gets mainstream coverage. I'm not even saying there isn't truth to some of the things Alex Jones is saying.......he just puts a spin on some things.
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