All of the people quoted below are controversial, but some of what they say may be true.
1. "Former Mossad chief Meir Dagan, speaking at the 2012 Presidential Conference in Jerusalem, expressed cautious optimism about the potential outcomes of the Arab Spring, saying that 'we are in a very unique position that has never been seen before.'
"Dagan said that 'the radicals in the Arab League are no longer there and a range of mutual interests that require regional cooperation provide an incredible opportunity for fostering peaceful relations.'
Former Mossad Chief: Arab Spring 'Incredible Opportunity'; Former ...
2. "Former Mossad chief Meir Dagan asserted that the Arab Spring and changes taking place in the region could have a positive effect on Israel's chances to improve its relations with Arab states, speaking on a panel at the Presidential Concerence in Jerusalem Wednesday."
'Israel in a unique place to make peace with Arabs'
1. "Former Mossad chief Meir Dagan, speaking at the 2012 Presidential Conference in Jerusalem, expressed cautious optimism about the potential outcomes of the Arab Spring, saying that 'we are in a very unique position that has never been seen before.'
"Dagan said that 'the radicals in the Arab League are no longer there and a range of mutual interests that require regional cooperation provide an incredible opportunity for fostering peaceful relations.'
Former Mossad Chief: Arab Spring 'Incredible Opportunity'; Former ...
2. "Former Mossad chief Meir Dagan asserted that the Arab Spring and changes taking place in the region could have a positive effect on Israel's chances to improve its relations with Arab states, speaking on a panel at the Presidential Concerence in Jerusalem Wednesday."
'Israel in a unique place to make peace with Arabs'
3. "Also speaking at the conference was Dennis Ross who criticized ousted Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak..
"He said that if the Muslim Brotherhood realize they need outside help they will be required to adhere to international guidelines and preserve the peace with Israel."
Dagan predicts Arab Spring won't reach Jordan
4. On 19 June 2012, a CIA-linked group, calling itself the Mujahideen Shura Council of Jerusalem, claimed responsibility for a cross-border attack along Israel's southern border with Egypt's Sinai Peninsula that killed an Arab construction worker, according to the SITE Intel Group.
In videos released by the Ibn Taymiyyah Media Center, a group of masked men stand in front of al Qaida-style flags claimed responsibility for the Sinai incident.
The group dedicated the attack to the CIA's Osama bin Laden. "We present this blessed invasion ... to the soul of the lion of Islam, the reviver of jihad, and the raiser of the banner, Sheikh Mujahid Osama bin Muhammad bin Laden."
Al-Qaida/CIA group claims responsibility for attack on Egypt-Israel border
"I learned that many of the Nazis that I had been assigned to prosecute were on the CIA payroll...
"The Muslim Brotherhood was a fascist organization that was hired by Western intelligence that evolved over time into what we today know as al-Qaeda...
Egypt. By rookicco
"In the 1920s there was a young Egyptian named al Bana. And al Bana formed this nationalist group called the Muslim Brotherhood. Al Bana was a devout admirer of Adolph Hitler and wrote to him frequently...
"At the end of World War II, the Muslim Brotherhood was wanted for war crimes...
"Instead of prosecuting... the Muslim Brotherhood, the British government hired them...
"What the British did then, they sold the Arab Nazis to the predecessor of what became the CIA...
"The idea was that we were going to use the Arab Nazis in the Middle East as a counterweight to the Arab communists...We kept the Muslim Brotherhood on our payroll...
"Nasser ordered all of the Muslim Brotherhood out of Egypt...
"Nasser ordered all of the Muslim Brotherhood out of Egypt...
"During the 1950's, the CIA evacuated the Nazis of the Muslim Brotherhood to Saudi Arabia.
"Now when they arrived in Saudi Arabia, some of the leading lights of the Muslim Brotherhood like Azzam, became the teachers in the Madrasas, the religious schools.
"And there they combined the doctrines of Nazism with this weird Islamic cult, Wahhabiism.
"Everyone thinks that Islam is this fanatical religion, but it is not...
"Everyone thinks that Islam is this fanatical religion, but it is not...
"The Wahhabi cult was condemned as a heresy more than 60 times by the Muslim nations...
By SWAIDAN ✈ to Syria ● G.W.L.K_
"Islam is a very peaceful and tolerant religion. It has always had good relationships with the Jews for the first thousand years of its existence...
"In 1979 the CIA decided to take the Arab Nazis out of cold storage...
"In 1979 the CIA decided to take the Arab Nazis out of cold storage...
"We told the Saudis that we would fund them if they would bring all of the Arab Nazis together and ship them off to Afghanistan to fight the Russians...
"To this day there are branches of the Muslim Brotherhood all through al Qaeda.
"The organization you know as 'Hammas' is actually a secret chapter of the Muslim Brotherhood...
"The organization you know as 'Hammas' is actually a secret chapter of the Muslim Brotherhood...
"Saudi charities fund the Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas... al-Qaeda.
6. Excerpts from Chapter 10: The Iran/Iraq War: Big Oil & Their Bankers, by Dean Henderson:
"The Eight Families banking cabal much preferred the mullahs to the leftists...
"The US was ... helping Islamic extremists... to exterminate the Iranian left...
"The Israeli Mossad ... in 1978 ... allowed the fundamentalist Hamas to become the only Palestinian group registered in Israel...
"The Israelis found Hamas a convenient bludgeon which they could deploy against Yasser Arafat whose Palestinian Authority had emerged from Fatah and the PLO, both of which put forth a secular left of center political agenda based on Arab unity and nationalism...
Egypt. By rsaslan
"The Saudis favor Hamas...
"Many House of Saud members are members of the secret society Muslim Brotherhood-Benoist-Mechin.
"Hamas is an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood...
"According to former Mossad case officer Victor Ostravsky, Mossad armed the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood with mujahadeenarms from Afghanistan in 1986.
"Mossad even told these Islamic Jihad terrorists which targets to hit...
"In October 1991, angered at the Bush Sr. Administration’s willingness to mediate peace talks in Madrid between Israel and the Palestinians, Ostravsky says Mossad used three Hamas extremists in an attempt to assassinate Bush in Madrid...
Egypt. By upyernoz
"In 1982 the socialist government in Syria put down a revolt led by Islamic militants. One of the revolt’s leaders was Abdallah Azzam, who later supervised the CIA training of mujahadeen in Peshawar...
"Hassan Turabi, leader of the Sudanese military government, is backed by the leader of that country’s Muslim Brotherhood offshoot known as the Islamic National Front...
"In the US the Muslim Brotherhood coalesces around Louis Farrakhan and his Nation of Islam..."
5 comments:
http://www.haaretz.com/print-edition/news/rumors-of-jewish-israeli-involvement-swirl-around-honduran-coup-1.6419
http://uruknet.info/?p=m89010&hd=&size=1&l=e
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2012/06/21/247220/syria-gangs-threaten-to-kill-civilians/
MOSSAD ACTIVE IN TUNIS AGAIN. QUESTION IS WHEN WASNT IT ACTIVE?
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2012/06/20/247188/mossad-active-tunisia-again/
Aang, you have a mind like a knife. Thanks for this, very good.
WOW! Much of this I was aware of but this is dynamite with your quotes. The information on Hamas needs to get out there ~ of course this explains its recent traitorous change of position towards Syria and Iran.
The brotherhood has over the past few years also begun to oppress the women of Palestine as well ... in the manner done in Saudi Arabia, courtesy of the Wahabbis hatred of anything female (so very Talmudic might I add).
Meanwhile the people of Palestine are caught in the middle of all this mess.
The photographs here are absolutely beautiful and beyond your usual high caliber.
Good selection of pictures, they help capture the imagination on a topical subject in which differing perspectives are imperative to forming solid notions. The brotherhood?, I don't believe we've heard or seen enough to comprehend it's complexity this side of the equator.
Yes Aang I support all the above comments. I almost can't read your presentations, they are such a potent, complex, confusing litany of life and death.
Civil Liberties Australia in its June newsletter pondered on the possibility of drones coming soon to Oz. The next day I read of unmanned planes to be trialled in the UK.
So all you write of here, which is so very far from where we are in Oz, is creeping ever nearer....
The military hardware machine: peopled by the usual sadists....scary!
I have only recently learned the story of George of Palestine, who some centuries later was adopted as the Patron Saint of UK.
How little has anything changed in 1700 years since George suffered his hideous death on this beautiful Planet?
Post a Comment