Egyptians, realising that their country has been undermined by the CIA-Mossad Arab Spring, appear to have boycotted the presidential elections of June 2012.
"Official turnout figures were not released yesterday, but electoral observers say it could be as low as 15 per cent.
"From an electorate of 50 million, that would mean Egypt's next President had been chosen from a total of about seven million votes.
"'We think the turnout definitely did not exceed 15 per cent,' said Sherine el-Touny, of the Egyptian monitoring body Shayfeencom...
"'We think the turnout definitely did not exceed 15 per cent,' said Sherine el-Touny, of the Egyptian monitoring body Shayfeencom...
Egyptians stage mass boycott of presidential poll
Cairo. By 0000007
"Arab Spring benefited only Israel", Voltaire Network,
7 June 2012, www.voltairenet.org/a174537
In an exclusive interview with RT, Lebanese Interior Minister Marwan Charbel said that the Arab Spring has borne no fruit for any of the affected countries, so the ongoing process should rather be called the ’Israeli Spring’, since no country now poses a threat to Israel. Furthermore, external forces seek to divide and weaken all the countries surrounding Israel in order to ensure her security.
In an exclusive interview with RT, Lebanese Interior Minister Marwan Charbel said that the Arab Spring has borne no fruit for any of the affected countries, so the ongoing process should rather be called the ’Israeli Spring’, since no country now poses a threat to Israel. Furthermore, external forces seek to divide and weaken all the countries surrounding Israel in order to ensure her security.
Meanwhile, if the Muslim Brotherhood candidate, Mr Mursi, wins the presidency of Egypt, Israel may be tempted to try to steal the Sinai from Egypt.
Israeli military spokesman Yoav Mordechai said: 'A terrorist squad opened fire and possibly also fired an anti-tank rocket at an area where (Israel) is constructing the border fence.'
An Israeli military source said one of the workmen, an Arab, was killed.
'We can see a disturbing deterioration in Egypt's control of the Sinai's security,' Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak said.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2161036/Egypt-elections-2012-Muslim-Brotherhood-wins-3-killed-gunfight-Israeli-Egyptian-border.html#ixzz1y9Hb7nv0
Israeli invasion of Egypt 1956
MONDAY, JUNE 18, 2012 from pennyforyourthoughts/
Israel to attack Egypt
The IDF is moving tanks closer to the Egyptian border
The IDF has deployed Armored forces near the Israel -Egypt border, moving tanks closer to the fence, Ynet has learned. The unusual move followed Monday's attack on defense contractor crews building the new security fence.That's right! The movement of tanks to the border is barred by the peace treaty with Cairo!
Ynet was able to document the presence of Israeli tanks in close proximity to the border – maneuvers which are barred by Jerusalem's peace treaty with Cairo.
We are supposed to believe the tank movement was a response to the so called attack. Not likely.
Early in May, there was news that caused me to be a little suspicious that something was afoot with Egypt and Syria. Notice that date of this article? Large and in red. Israel prepares for Mideast war- May 04/2012
Today, Israel prepares for Mideast conflict; recently, six army battalions were called up to meet threats from Egyptian and Syrian borders The Times of Israel reported that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) gave emergency call up orders to six reserve battalions due to ongoing hostilities developing on the Egyptian and Syrian borders.
The Knesset gave the IDF permission to summon 16 additional reserve battalions when required, according to Israeli press on Wednesday, 2 May 2012. These actions demonstrate the severity of the tensions growing among Israel, Syria, and Egypt.Israel needs its army in place when it attacks Iran because Syria, Hezbollah and Hamas will immediately strike Israel; therefore, the IDF must be ready
Egyptian
"Alarm bells are ringing inside and outside Egypt as the country faces an economic crisis nearly one year after the revolution.
"Growth has stalled, foreign direct investment has dried up, tourists have stayed away, the country’s safety net of foreign exchange reserves has nearly bottomed out, and only a fraction of promised aid has materialized."
Egypt's economic crisis
ISRAEL BACKS MUSLIM BROTHER FOR EGYPTIAN PRESIDENCY.
AMERICANS KIDNAPPED; TOURIST SHOT IN SHARM EL-SHEIK; LIBYAN WEAPONS REACH SINAI
Website for this image -British soldiers sit on a captured gun outside of Port Said, Egypt in 1956.
Things are stirring in the part of Egypt called the Sinai, next to the Suez canal.
There has been news of a deadly soccer riot, the kidnapping of Americans, the shooting of a French tourist, the kidnapping of Chinese workers and attacks on gas pipelines.
(French tourist killed in shooting in Sharm el-Sheikh Egypt/Abducted female tourists in Egypt / group of 25 Chinese workers was kidnapped /Blast hits Egypt's gas pipeline to Israel )
The flow of arms into the Sinai from Libya "is turning into a flood."
"Terrorist organizations are taking over Sinai and Egyptian authorities appear helpless." (Egypt and the US friendship?)
By alexandria42
Back in 1956, French prime minister Guy Mollet, UK prime minister Anthony Eden and Israeli leader David Ben-Gurion met in secret and agreed to make a joint attack on Egypt.
(Israel would like the Sinai to be part of a Greater Israel)
On 29th October 1956, the Israeli Army invaded Egypt.
Two days later the British and French bombed Egyptian airfields. British and French troops landed at Port Said at the northern end of the Suez Canal on 5th November.
"By this time the Israelis had captured the Sinai peninsula." (Suez Crisis)
1956 invasion
On 3 February 2012, we learn of the Americans kidnapped in the Sinai. (Washington Post (blog))
Bedouin gunmen attacked and robbed a tourist minivan in St Catherine, in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.
The minivan contained Americans and other nationalities.
Two American women were driven off into the mountains and held captive for around six hours.
A few days earlier, 25 Chinese factory workers were kidnapped from a bus in Sinai.
Around the same time, a soccer riot in the Sinai left about 70 people dead.
ISRAEL'S PLANS FOR EGYPT
On 3 February 2012, we learn of the Americans kidnapped in the Sinai. (Washington Post (blog))
Bedouin gunmen attacked and robbed a tourist minivan in St Catherine, in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.
The minivan contained Americans and other nationalities.
Two American women were driven off into the mountains and held captive for around six hours.
A few days earlier, 25 Chinese factory workers were kidnapped from a bus in Sinai.
Around the same time, a soccer riot in the Sinai left about 70 people dead.
ISRAEL'S PLANS FOR EGYPT
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http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/israel-approves-prisoner-swap-deal-with-egypt-to-free-ilan-grapel-1.391926
In Tunis, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton explained that a UN no-fly zone over Libya “would require the bombing of targets to take out the threat posed by Muammar Qaddafi’s regime.”
She spoke after Cairo rejected Washington’s request for the use of Egyptian air bases to enforce the no fly zone against Libya and from which to launch US air attacks on Qaddafi’s army. This too is disclosed by debkafile’s exclusive sources.
http://www.nowtheendbegins.com/blog/?tag=debka
Saudi loans Egypt $2 billion to prop up its economy
http://www.ameinfo.com/saudi-loans-egypt-2-billion-prop-300113
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has warned the government it will not support an IMF loan unless the terms are changed or it moves aside and allows a new administration to oversee how the funds are spent, its candidate for president said on Sunday.
The government has been negotiating a $3.2 billion loan with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to help it avert a balance of payments crisis caused by the political and economic turmoil of the last year, and an IMF technical team is now in Cairo.
http://www.samaa.tv/newsdetail.aspx?ID=45832
Aang:
thanks for the link over, in a previous post..you know me
always late to the party
Fashionably late?
Anyway
check this one out, you may be really interested..
http://pennyforyourthoughts2.blogspot.ca/2012/06/israel-to-attack-egypt-and-broader.html
Israel is going to attack Egypt
". Israel prepares for Mideast war- May 04/2012
Today, Israel prepares for Mideast conflict; recently, six army battalions were called up to meet threats from Egyptian and Syrian borders The Times of Israel reported that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) gave emergency call up orders to six reserve battalions due to ongoing hostilities developing on the Egyptian and Syrian borders.
The Knesset gave the IDF permission to summon 16 additional reserve battalions when required, according to Israeli press on Wednesday, 2 May 2012. These actions demonstrate the severity of the tensions growing among Israel, Syria, and Egypt. Israel needs its army in place when it attacks Iran because Syria, Hezbollah and Hamas will immediately strike Israel; therefore, the IDF must be ready
Notice the "when Israel attacks Iran" Israel the aggressor. Obviously "
that is just a tidbit of what is there
The "election" of the Muslim Brotherhood fits right into this agenda for Israel.
KSA was first to step in to defend the Military and Mubarek.
"Nayef initially refused to believe that the September 11 attacks were carried out by Saudis (15 of the 19 hijackers were from the kingdom)." He told a conference of clerics last year that he would "never sway from and never compromise on" Saudi Arabia's strict interpretation of Wahhabi Islam. In one notorious incident, Nayef met with a small group of dissidents in 2003, and told them he rejected then-Crown Prince Abdullah's offer to hold a dialogue with the opposition. "What we won by the sword, we will keep by the sword," he told them, according to participants in the 2003 meeting.
In terms of foreign policy, Nayef was perhaps the prince most hostile to the Muslim Brotherhood, currently an ascendant political force in Egypt and other countries caught up in the Arab uprising. Nayef did not help relations with the Muslim Brotherhood last year when he welcomed Omar Suleiman to the kingdom [Reuters] "He was known for his animosity towards the MB," said Sultan Sooud al-Qassemi, an analyst and commentator based in the UAE "He said in 2002 that radicalisation ... that all of our problems, came from the Muslim Brotherhood. He was very, very much suspicious and skeptical of the Brotherhood."
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