Protesters in Egypt Plan to Turn into Yet Another Terrorist Regime Change Operation
Posted on December 8, 2012 by
willyloman
(like we didn’t see this coming)
from AFP
Protesters rallying in Cairo
against Islamist President Mohamed Morsi say they are still using peaceful
tactics for now — but that their opposition movement could soon tip into
violence.
“We will use any means necessary to bring down the regime,” warned Ahmed
Dewedar, 25, a protester camping out in the capital’s Tahrir square. “There
will be no stability until our demands are met.”
http://youtu.be/rSs84BuQQpc
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Globalist Influence Peddling Rag Promotes New Egyptian Propaganda: Muslim Brotherhood Torture Chambers
Posted on December 8, 2012 by
willyloman
by Scott Creighton
Military information
support operations (MISO), formerly called psychological operations (Psyops)
(and so it begins)
Al Monitor is an influence peddling rag probably run by SOCOM or at least
funded by them and run by a SOCOM team out of the nearest embassy. There are
many other sites run by them to fight the “hearts and minds” campaign in the Middle East. The Monitor claims to be the “pulse of the Middle East”… more like the “MISO of the New Middle East”
Anyway, they have come up with a new line of bullshit for the anti-Morsi
effort taking place in Egypt right now (remember, the “protesters” who have
been burning buildings and shooting supporters of the Egyptian government are
now on record claiming they are going
to start terrorist efforts if they don’t get their way just like their
brothers in Libya and Syria); Muslim Brotherhood torture chambers. Yes, you
heard that right. “torture chambers”… complete with a pic of some guys sitting
around all looking dejected with some plastic handcuffs on.
Really… whoever writes this shit is just a fucking idiot. On their self-created Wikipedia page
they are actually stupid enough to mention the fact that they are “partnered
with 17 major news organizations from Israel,
the UAE, Egypt and Iraq”
Israel?
They admit to being partnered with “news” organizations out of Israel? And the
United Arab Emirates?
Take a look at this study on the growing trend in psyops or MISO as it is
called now: The Special Operations Command (SOCOM)
and the geographic combatant commands (COCOMs) run media websites aimed
at regional audiences and deploy small teams to embassies
worldwide to influence public opinion. Though not on the scale of the
State Department’s public diplomacy activities, let alone US international
broadcasting, this single program does make the Defense Department a
significant player in US public diplomacy efforts.” Stimson
Center report “Pentagon as Pitchman”
In order to better understand this, we have the advantage of a recent Stimson Center study which found that while the
defense department is shying away from propagandizing the general public here
and abroad, SOCOM and the state department are increasing their efforts. One
way they are doing it is helping create “news” sites which promote their agenda
to target markets. They also have a “magazine” program (anyone thinking of AJ’s
new studios and magazine right now?) and another program called “voice”
“However, Special Operations Command and the geographic combatant commands
maintain one enduring and fairly defined program that is very similar to public
diplomacy activities. It includes the “Trans Regional Web and Magazine
Initiatives” (TRWI and TRMI) and named “VOICE” operations…
… The contrast between one robust program and the lack of broader
institutionalization is best explained by the varying identities, incentives,
and missions of different military organizations. The military services have
resisted institutionalizing public diplomacy-like activities to avoid diluting
their long-standing missions, but the combatant commands, and especially SOCOM,
have embraced such missions in response to their changing role in executing US foreign
policy.” Stimson
Center report “Pentagon as Pitchman” (pdf)
Check this out: The Defense Media Activity manages four specific programs:
overseas radio and television, the Stars and Stripes newspaper, the Defense Information School,
and News and Media Information Products.
The first two are
aimed at internal Defense Department audiences—those who work for the
department. The third is to train public affairs and related skills. The
fourth, News and Media Information Products’, audience includes “the
internal [Defense Department] family (active, guard, and reserve military
service members, dependents, retirees, [Defense Department] civilians, and
contract employees) and external audiences.” Stimson
Center report “Pentagon as Pitchman” (pdf)
We have known for a long time that the defense department is peddling
propaganda outside and inside our borders. This is not news. But, it’s good to
see in relation to the new MISO in Egypt that the people running it
seem pretty ham-handed about it. So much for “best and brightest”
from al Monitor
Al-Masry Al-Youm spent three hours in total in the torture chambers
established by the Muslim Brotherhood at the gates of the Ittihadiya Palace
in the suburb of Heliopolis.
The central torture chamber, which is located in front of the gate facing the
Omar Ibn Abdel Aziz Mosque on al-Merghany Street, is secured with a cordon and
iron barriers, where the Central Security Forces (CSF) prevent the access of
any persons without the authorization of the Brotherhood.
We entered the chamber with a great difficulty, after a fellow journalist
from the Misr 25 TV channel facilitated. The channel is owned by the Brotherhood.
There are brigades and police officers in military uniforms, as well as others
in civilian clothes from al-Nozha police station, who oversee the beatings,
whippings and torture. Fifteen others from the group, distinguished by their
strong bodies, are supervised by three bearded and well-dressed men who decide
who will be in the chamber and who may leave, even if the person is a member of
the Brotherhood.
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Egyptians,
wake up and stop listening to
rumors and lies of old regime and
deceptive personal agenda
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