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Ursprungligen postat av Vortur
Arabrepubliken Egyptens eventuella utfällning från den sionistiska maktsfären kommer bli en enorm förlust för extremistiska civilisationshatande, folkmordsbenägna, maktgalna, dekadenta, världsbanksdyrkande sionister i Washington, D.C. och Tel Aviv.
Förlust av kontrollen över den viktiga Suezkanalen, amerikanska vapenteknologier i Egypten och en sionistvänlig president under plötsliga förändrande förhållanden är chockartat och ofattbart för Israel, om revolutionen går hela vägen in i Hosni Mubaraks presidentpalats.
De kommer försöka hindra eller förmildra revolutionen med alla möjliga medel.
Förlust av kontrollen över den viktiga Suezkanalen, amerikanska vapenteknologier i Egypten och en sionistvänlig president under plötsliga förändrande förhållanden är chockartat och ofattbart för Israel, om revolutionen går hela vägen in i Hosni Mubaraks presidentpalats.
De kommer försöka hindra eller förmildra revolutionen med alla möjliga medel.
Patrick Buchanan, en gång republikansk presidentkandidat och en av få redliga i den amerikanska politiska offentligheten (numer helt marginaliserad av sionistlobbyn) skriver en klok artikel om "vinnare och förlorare" när Mubaraksystemet faller:
http://original.antiwar.com/buchanan/2011/01/31/winners-and-losers-from-a-pharaohs-fall/
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"---Why are the United States and Israel seemingly certain losers from the fall of Mubarak? Because in any free and fair election in the Middle East, a majority will vote for rulers who will distance the country from America and sever ties to Israel.
When it comes to America and Israel, there is little doubt where the “Arab street” stands. And the freer the elections, the more the views of the Arab street will be reflected in the new Arab regime.
But why do they hate us? Is it because of who we are?
Surely, it is not our freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, or free elections for which we are hated. For this is what the demonstrators are clamoring for. Indeed, it is in the name of these freedoms that the Egyptian people are demanding that we cease standing behind Mubarak and stand with them.
No, the United States is not hated across the region because of the freedoms we enjoy or even because of the lectures on democracy we do not cease to deliver. We are hated because we are perceived as hypocrites who say one thing and do another.
The Arabs say we support despots who deny them the rights we cherish. They say we preach endlessly of human rights but imposed savage sanctions on Iraq for a dozen years before 2003 that brought premature death to half a million children. They say we use our power to invade countries that never attacked us.
They say we have provided Israel with the weapons to crush the Palestinians and steal their land, and that we practice a moral double standard. We condemn attacks on Israelis, but sit silent as Israel bombs Lebanon for five weeks and conducts a war on Gaza, killing 1,400 and wounding thousands, most of them civilians.---"
When it comes to America and Israel, there is little doubt where the “Arab street” stands. And the freer the elections, the more the views of the Arab street will be reflected in the new Arab regime.
But why do they hate us? Is it because of who we are?
Surely, it is not our freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, or free elections for which we are hated. For this is what the demonstrators are clamoring for. Indeed, it is in the name of these freedoms that the Egyptian people are demanding that we cease standing behind Mubarak and stand with them.
No, the United States is not hated across the region because of the freedoms we enjoy or even because of the lectures on democracy we do not cease to deliver. We are hated because we are perceived as hypocrites who say one thing and do another.
The Arabs say we support despots who deny them the rights we cherish. They say we preach endlessly of human rights but imposed savage sanctions on Iraq for a dozen years before 2003 that brought premature death to half a million children. They say we use our power to invade countries that never attacked us.
They say we have provided Israel with the weapons to crush the Palestinians and steal their land, and that we practice a moral double standard. We condemn attacks on Israelis, but sit silent as Israel bombs Lebanon for five weeks and conducts a war on Gaza, killing 1,400 and wounding thousands, most of them civilians.---"
