EGYPT: May the eyes of cowards not taste a single drop of sleep...

National Salvation Front in Egypt is a CIA/Saudi Construct – Like it was in Libya and Syria

 

 

 

Posted on December 9, 2012 by willyloman

by Scott Creighton

UPDATE: New anti-Morsi propaganda centers around Egypt shutting down “independent” TV stations that have been critical of the current administration. Take a look at how “independent” this station really is: The station, Dream TV, rose to international prominence after broadcasting an interview with former Google executive and Egyptian activist Wael Ghonim — an interview that re-inspired the protest movement that led to the end of Hosni Mubarak’s presidency.NBC “news”

Google activist Ghonim? Dream TV was started in 2001 by a megawealthy close friend of our former dictator Hosni Mubarak.

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This is yet another violent destabilization campaign… by definition… The time to get it right is now, not 8 months from now when NATO starts bombing the same people you cheered for a year ago.

With the constitutional referendum just a few days away, Egyptian President Morsi has put a halt to his decree which he used to protect the legally elected Parliament (or what’s left of it after the judiciary disbanded the lower house) and the constitutional assembly from the Mubarak/U.S. aligned judiciary who were determined to keep the people of Egypt from voting on their new constitution (you can read the full translation, in English, here)

President Morsi has also given in to earlier demands from various opposition groups to hold discussions with them about the process and the draft constitution and he has also stated that if the people reject the constitution as written on Dec. 15th, then they will form another assembly to write another one.

One would think this would be acceptable to “the opposition”. It grants them everything they claim they wanted to start with: end of Morsi’s “sweeping powers”, a democratic process by which the constitution is ratified by the people and a voice in the process of writing a new one in the case of the people’s rejection of it.

 RIGHT: Mohammad El-Baradei; the fox who couldn't reach the grape cluster, so it said, it is sour.

But no. Now, the cries coming from the opposition, the National Salvation Front headed by none other than globalist puppet Mohamed ElBaradei, demand something else: regime change and an all-out stop to the new constitution. They are even going so far as to promise violent guerrilla warfare if they don’t get what they want.

If this is starting to sound a little like Libya and Syria there is a very good reason for that… because the National Salvation Front was used as a U.S./Saudi fake political action group designed to destabilize both of those countries for years.

“The main opposition movement, the National Salvation Front, says it will not take part in talks Mr Morsi had offered to hold on Saturday, in an effort to resolve the spiralling crisis.

Nobel prize winner Mohamed ElBaradei, the movement’s chief co-ordinator, urged other political groups to shun all dialogue with Mr Morsi.” BBC

The National Front for the Salvation of Libya was formed decades ago in order to destabilize the Gadhafi government on behalf of  our imperialist agenda there. After the NATO bombing of the country, they became the National Front Party and the head of their organization, Mohamed Yousef el-Magariaf,  ended up serving as the interim head of state an office he still  holds. After trying to murder Gadhafi in 1984, el-Magariaf went into hiding…. in the United States. He was here for 30 years till we installed him in Libya after NATO decimated the country. He remains our puppet today.

“The NFSL launched a wide campaign to topple the regime of Muammar Gaddafi in Libya, establishing a short-wave radio station, a commando military training camp and also published a bi-monthly newsletter, Al Inqadh (Salvation). According to various sources, the group was supported by the government of Saudi Arabia, and the United States‘ Central Intelligence Agency.”

The Syrian National Salvation Front was born in Belgium of all places, in 2005. They have offices in France, Germany and the United States as of 2006. Their stated goal is regime change though they are less active inside the country preferring to organize between the imperialist powers seeking to overthrow Assad and the mercenary terrorists roaming the country.  In short they are an organization that fronts for our government in support of terrorism.

“The NSF’s Abdel Halim Khaddam told AKI that the Front does not have any hang-ups about talking to the US or the international community as it is all in the interest of the Syrian people and its future. He also said he was not worried about how the NSF meeting with US officials might be used for regime spin or propaganda…

Khaddam was also received by King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia. Khaddam, who confirmed the meeting took place, reiterated his belief that the regime is “neither reformable nor viable.” (Arabic. Aljazeera.net, 10/22/06).” Syrian Monitor

At this point, for most “alternative” journalists trying to shed light on our imperialist agenda of creating a “New Middle East”, all of this should be quite obvious. The first step to understanding the events surrounding the staged opposition to the new constitution is actually reading it which it seems it too difficult for many so-called “truth tellers” out there who are busy spouting Obama administration rhetoric about it which as it turns out, is completely false. If they don’t take the time to read it, then you would at least expect them to link to an English translation so their readers could read it themselves. Turns out, even setting that link is too complicated for most of them. Turns out many of our “alternative” voices are pretty much the same as our mainstream ones unfortunately.

The constitution is a major sticking point for the neoliberals who wish to maintain Egypt as a profit center for our national interests like it was under the U.S./Israel friendly Mubarak. But this regime change effort has been a long time in the making with Mohamed ElBaradei at the forefront looking to install himself as the new dictator.

Mentioned in the BBC article I linked to above is another opposition group, also headed and founded by ElBaradei, which has now stated they too refuse to meet with Morsi to discuss the situation like adults.

“Two other opposition groups, the liberal Wafd party and the National Association for Change, said they were also boycotting the talks.” BBC

Notice the BBC fails to mention that Elbaradei connection with the National Association for Change. He created it in Feb. 2010 with the intention of putting himself into power in Egypt after the revolution dispelled Mubarack and writing a new constitution which would enable he and his crony buddies to set the neoliberal agenda of the global central bank cartel into stone in Egypt.

“Hours ago, former IAEA chief Mohamed ElBaradei has announced the formation of the “National Association for Change” with aim of ” constitutional and political reform to achieve social justice and democracy “…

In recent months, an independent popular campaign was launched online to support Elbaradei as a presidential candidate in 2011” Egypt Daily Digest

If anyone here believes that was actually an “independent popular campaign” I have a bridge to sell you.

You see, Egypt is being punished for voting the wrong way much like Chile was in 1973 and Iran was in 1953 and Palestine is for voting in Hamas in 2006.

That’s why they have to demonize the Muslim Brotherhood and this new constitution without giving people the opportunity to actually READ IT.

And if you think this is all about the constitution that was written by “Islamists” you are absolutely wrong. They have hated Morsi and this process since day one. The U.S. puppet ElBaradei was supposed to win and so when people like the Coordinator for the National Association for Change dared to actually meet and talk with Morsi in June of this year, long before the constitution was written, he had to go. 

They NEVER wanted to meet with Morsi or to negociate for better terms for the people of Egypt. All they wanted was to install our puppet ElBaradei and cram a Chicago Boys style neoliberal constitution down the throats of the Egyptian people.

“Mostafa said in a statement to Al-Masry Al-Youm Friday that his resignation came after colleagues attacked him for attending a meeting with Morsi and other political forces in which they agreed on a joint statement.

Mostafa said that he did not understand the attacks, and rejected attempts to impose restrictions on his actions. He added that he attended the meeting personally, not as a representative of the NAC, and that it was “in favor of national interests.”” Egypt Independent

Apparently what Mr. Mostafa didn’t understand what I am trying to explain now; there was NEVER a desire by the NAC to “CHANGE” Egypt for the better, to bring “democracy” to the country. Quite the opposite in fact. They wanted and still want to overthrow the democratically elected president of Egypt because their efforts to usurp the electoral process failed just like it did in Palestine in 2006.

Now they are determined to install their puppet ElBaradei in the office of the president and to stop the Egyptian constitution from being ratified by the people of Egypt just like the National Salvation Front has been trying to do in Syria and just like the National Front for the Salvation of Libya did in their country.

We are already beginning to see the same kinds of propaganda used against Libya and Syria now being employed against Morsi in Egypt.

They tried to use Islamophobia to demonize the new constitution… it’s a lie.

The “opposition” is already killing people in Egypt and they are promising more terrorism if they don’t get what they want.

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.” AFP

This is yet another violent destabilization campaign… by definition. They do not want the constitution, a constitution which will serve to mandate anti-neoliberal economic and social reforms.

Anyone… ANYONE telling you otherwise is a liar or a fool.

Read the constitution, know the history, observe what is actually happening in Egypt,who are the players, who are they aligned with. The time to get it right is now, not 8 months from now when NATO starts bombing the same people you cheered for a year ago.

 Long Live Egypt!