Egyptian Regime Change News
Posted on December 11, 2012 by
willyloman
by Scott Creighton
1. William Engdahl went on RT and tried to push his “it’s the same thing as Iran” propaganda about what is happening in Egypt right
now. He repeats the claim that the constitution is an “Islamist” construct
which will crush liberal and secular progress in the country. Nothing could be
farther from the truth. When asked about Morsi reversing his unconstitutional
mandate protecting the constitutional assembly and the remaining house of
parliament from the Mubarak supporting judiciary, Engdahl dismisses it just
like the opposition does claiming it was all a “feign” by the clever Morsi to
distract from the real issue, the constitution. Of course, he doesn’t actually
READ the constitution or cite any quotes from it to prove his point. Then he
has the nerve to claim that by putting it to the people for a vote, Morsi is
circumventing the will of the people. Engdahl and Tarpley have been undermining
the Egyptian revolution from day one, long before the election brought the
Muslim Brotherhood to power. While they were claiming the Tahrir Sq uprising
was the work of the State Department, Hillary Clinton was still going on for
months standing firmly beside our dictator in that country Hosni Mubarak if
that tells you anything.
2. The freely elected government of Egypt has given the judiciary an
important role to play as overseers of the upcoming national referendum on the
new constitution but just like the Syrian “opposition” did when the reforms put
to the people by Assad were laid out, they are refusing to take part in them.
Again, this is ALL about forcing regime change and stopping an anti-neoliberal
constitution from being approved by the people. Truth be told, there are many
Egyptian judges who don’t stand with the Mubarak supporting judiciary so the
only thing the opposition can do now they know the constitution will be put to
the people is to set up the narrative to discredit it in the future.
“The head of Egypt’s
key association of judges says 90 percent of its members have voted not to
oversee Saturday’s nationwide referendum on the country’s contentious draft
constitution.
Ahmed el-Zind, the chairman of the Judges’ Club, announced the decision on
Tuesday.
The move is unlikely to stop the referendum from taking place, but it casts
further doubt on the legitimacy of the constitutional drafting process.” AP
3. Flashbacks to the violence in Venezuela. Opposition members
camped out in tents in the center of Tahrir Sq. have been attacked by “masked
gunmen” obviously designed to make it look like Morsi is attacking the
opposition. This is a cheap stunt and obviously so. While the so-called
“opposition” has killed at least 5 government supporters during the last two
weeks, these attacks used bird shot… that’s right… bird shot… to injure the
protesters. Clearly someone didn’t want to hurt them too much.
Masked gunmen attacked opposition protesters camped out at Cairo’s Tahrir Square early on Tuesday, firing
birdshot at them and wounding nine people, security officials said. The attack
stoked tensions just hours ahead of rival mass rallies in the Egyptian capital
by supporters and opponents of the country’s Islamist president over a disputed
draft constitution.” AP
Please read the following for information
regarding this destabilization
campaign in Egypt.
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