Thousands March in Egyptian Capital Calling for President’s Ouster

[Ed Jewett]

Monday, January 31, 2011

January 31 2011: The long forsaken sands of Egypt


Good coverage from http://theautomaticearth.blogspot.com/

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Continued good coverage from the perspective of open source insurgency...

http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/

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See also http://aangirfan.blogspot.com/

• Q & A ON EGYPT REVOLT
  
• EGYPT - THE NEW IRAQ?
  
• WHO CONTROLS THE EGYPTIAN MILITARY? HISTORY OF MAN...
  
• US BACKS EGYPTIAN COUP
  
• WHAT THE USA REALLY THINKS ABOUT EGYPT
  
• CIA, MOSSAD & SOROS VERSUS MUBARAK
  

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Sunday, January 30, 2011

The World is Watching - Egypt and Beyond




For the last couple of days the Al Jazeera live stream and Livestation have been overloaded with traffic and at least from my end virtually impossible to watch. I found this morning that the Dailymotion Al Jazerera feed is working fine so that may be an option if you're having problems.




I don't know the words to use but the Egyptian protests are exciting to put it mildly. The question remains will this be a revolution where the will of the masses prevail or end up as just a continuation of the U.S. and Israel's desire to divide the middle east and northern Africa into more easily manageable parts.

My feelings on this are best summed up from an anonymous comment at aangirfan:

"We should be skeptical. There might be two revolutions here. One merely a consolidation of power, and the second genuine. People around the world want to throw off their corrupt governments. I know I do. Our government no longer pretends to operate Constitutionally or uphold the law for all. Yet politics around the world keep providing these fake change moments - like our last election. It let's off just enough steam to appease, or confuse, the people so that no real change comes about."

One important thing to remember is that no matter how the U.S. administration, the CIA and other intelligence services are working to influence the ultimate outcome in Egypt, they are not omnipotent. They have money and power and allies but they are only human. The outcome of their agenda is in doubt. The people can have the power if they can just learn how to use it and see through the lies they are being fed. It requires taking chances.

Hillary Clinton seems to now be the mouthpiece of U.S. policy but has been speaking out of both sides of her mouth. Democracy is an Orwellian term when it comes from her globalist zio puppet tongue. As much as she tries to hide it, she is worried that the house of glass is going to break.

Hats off to the real Egyptians. Americans may one day take this page in history and learn from it.

Also see: Twelfth Bough ... Les Visible ... Facts Not Fairies ... Greg Bacon ... American Everyman ... WRH ... and others on the blog roll for viewpoints on what is happening. It is interesting times indeed.

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