Date: Wednesday, February 2, 2011, 3:28 PM


Break News: 
Opposition says President Mubarak has sent in thugs to break up protesters.. 


Protesters show police ID's seized from some attackers..
 



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Sleeping giant wakes up by 
Yvonne Ridley
Wednesday, January 26, 2011


http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article27358.htm
 

The Arab world's sleeping giant has finally woken from its slumbers 
after years of being drugged and mugged by the 
West.
 
Having witnessed - and experienced - 
firsthand the brutality of the Egyptian and Tunisian police and their 
undercover 
stooges, I can tell you that the uprisings of the masses took real 
courage.

Over the years, dictator Hosni Mubarak has traded on their fear 
using some of the foulest methods of intimidation imaginable.

But like 
their counterparts in Tunisia, the Egyptian people are losing their fear and 
tearing away the chains of oppression.

The Pharoah's police state is now 
teetering as a second day of protests begin.

Whatever the outcome over 
the next few weeks, I think it is clear that America and Britain can no longer 
manipulate and control the politics - or lack of it - in the Middle 
East.

Washington's silence over the weeks of civil unrest on the streets 
of Tunisia was almost deafening, so when Barack Obama chose to congratulate the 
uprising only once Zine El Abidine Ben Ali s plane was in the air, his message 
of support rang hollow. Today he urged the Egyptian authorities to show 
restraint.

The world's most powerful man's weasel words tripped from his 
lips as blood was shed on the streets of Cairo, Assiut, Alexandria, Mansura, 
Tanta and Aswan as the people faced down 2.5 million uniformed and plain 
clothes 
thugs using water cannon and teargas.

The truth is the scenes of civil 
unrest from Tunis to Cairo speak volumes about US and Western interference as 
much as the actions of the tyrants they have bankrolled and 
supported.

All of them have seriously underestimated ordinary Arabs. The 
brutality of tyrants has been allowed to go on for countless decades and the 
silence of the Western superpowers today exposes their own deep-seated racism 
and double standards towards the people.

Is the blood of an Arab worth 
less than that of an American? It's a rhetorical question and we all know the 
shameful answer.

With the exception of Iraq (and let's not go down the 
road of who created and supported Saddam), all of the governments in the Middle 
East are identified by their Western-installed family dynasties, sham 
democracies, rigged elections punctuated by extreme reaction to any signs of 
dissenting voices.

While these leaders have lived a life of luxury 
bordering on obscene, they've carried out their orders from Washington, London, 
Paris and beyond without question - and this goes for the corrupt Abu Mazen and 
his Palestinian Authority. If ever there was a dictator-in-the-making it's this 
odious pygmy of a man.

As Robert Fisk pointed out a few days back, the 
emergence of The Palestine Papers are as damning as the Balfour Declaration. 
The 
right of return for millions of Palestinians, for instance, was traded and 
eroded beyond measure.

>From the West Bank to Gaza and the refugee camps 
beyond, Abu Mazen sold his people down the river. And the fact that Hillary 
Clinton's predecessor, Condoleezza Rice saw no problem in moving the 
Palestinians half way across the world to settle in South America, exposes the 
real contempt US Administrations have for the Arab people, not to mention those 
living in Latin America.

And for why? For Israel, a festering pustule not 
the size of a South African game park, squatting in the Middle East. The 
creation of this nuclear-powered Frankenstein State and the determination to 
force it on Arabs will turn out to be America and Britain's biggest ever 
mistake.

But it's not just the US to blame, Britain under Tony Blair has 
been a prime mover in overseeing the brutalization of the Arab world.

The 
UK's intelligence service, MI6, drew up plans to help the Palestinian Authority 
crush the Islamic political movement Hamas and armed groups in the West 
Bank.

Documents - part of nearly 1700 transcripts and emails leaked to 
Arab TV channel Al-Jazeeradocumenting more than a decade of Israeli-Palestinian 
talks - shed light on a little-known role played by British security services 
in 
shoring up the corrupt PA's security apparatus. It was all done on Blair's 
watch.

The West has bribed, bullied and cajoled Arab leaders in to 
accepting the vile Zionist State to the detriment of their own people and this 
is now coming back to haunt them.

The movement of the masses isn't just 
about oppression under tyrants, it is also about the creation and maintaining 
of 
Israel and the unconditional support it is given by the West and the West's 
puppet leaders in the region.

Well the sleeping giant has finally woken 
up and when the people start to lead their leaders will and are becoming 
irrelevant.

Israel's biggest ally Mubarak must now be planning an exit 
strategy, wondering to where he can flee - or even if he can rely any more on 
his Western puppet masters. They all turned their back on Ben Ali, didn't 
they?

In Lebanon, America's friends are folding as a prime minister is 
appointed who will support Israel's archenemy Hezbollah, and from the West Bank 
to Gaza, Hamas is being seen as the peoples' choice. The Muslim Brotherhood is 
being re-energized in Egypt where it has been robbed over the years of election 
victories. They would be the ruling party if free and fair elections had ever 
been allowed.

And in the coalition unity government of Tunisia, alliances 
may well be made with returning and previously banned Islamic political 
parties.

It's only a matter of time before the rest of the tyrants come 
tumbling down like a pack of cards.

The game is up. It is 
over.

The Arab world is going to start and choose its own leaders. We in 
the West might not like the choices of the people but we should respect their 
wishes.

Western leaders oa great deal to think about in the coming 
weeks as the Arab people decide how to shape their future in the Arab 
world.

But the first thing to do is send Air Force One around the region 
to collect all the dictators, tyrants and despots on the US payroll and take 
them back to Washington.

Like pet scat in New York's Central Park, you 
have to take responsibility for the mess your dogs make.

* British 
journalist Yvonne Ridley is also the European President of the International 
Muslim Women's Union. This article first appeared on 
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/162084.html
 
  

World leaders denounce attacks on Egyptian protesters


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Israeli Planes Carrying Crowd Dispersal Weapons Arrived in 
Egypt



ISRAEL 
RUSHING TO AID OF MUBARAK


Rights NGO claims that Israeli planes carrying crowd dispersal 
weapons have arrived in Egypt


http://mycatbirdseat.com/2011/02/israeli-planes-carrying-crowd-dispersal-weapons-arrived-in-egypt/









Veterans 
Today








Monday, 
31 January 2011 14:20





Three 
Israeli planes landed at Cairo’s Mina International Airport on Saturday 
carrying 
hazardous equipment for use in dispersing and suppressing large 
crowds.


The 
International Network for Rights and Development has claimed that Israeli 
logistical support has been sent to Egypt’s President Hosni Mubarak to help his 
regime confront demonstrations demanding that he steps down as head of 
state.


According 
to reports by the non-governmental organisation, three Israeli planes landed at 
Cairo’s Mina International Airport on Saturday carrying hazardous equipment for 
use in dispersing and suppressing large crowds.In the statement circulated by 
the International Network, it was disclosed that Egyptian security forces 
received the complete cargoes on three Israeli planes which were, it is 
claimed, 
carrying an abundant supply of internationally proscribed gas to disperse 
unwanted crowds. If the reports are accurate, this suggests that the Egyptian 
regime is preparing for the worse in defence of its position, despite the 
country sinking into chaos.


On 
Sunday 30 January, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed Israeli 
government ministers in a public statement saying: “Our efforts aim at the 
continued maintenance of stability and security in the region… and I remind you 
that peace between the Israeli establishment and Egypt has endured for over 
three decades… we currently strive to guarantee the continuity of these 
relations.” Netanyahu added, “We are following the events unfolding in Egypt 
and 
the region with vigilance… and it is incumbent at this time that we show 
responsibility, self-restraint and maximum consideration for the situation… in 
the hope that the peaceful relations between the Israeli establishment and 
Egypt 
continue…”


The 
Israeli prime minister urged Israeli government ministers to refrain from 
making 
any additional statements to the media.


http://www.middleeastmonitor.org.uk/news/middle-east/2001-rights-ngo-claims-that-israeli-planes-carrying-crowd-dispersal-weapons-have-arrived-in-egypt


 
---------- Forwarded message 
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From: A. Moussa 
Date: Sat, Jan 29, 2011 at 4:28 AM


Subject:  Mubarak
To: "A. 
Moussa" 
 








President Mubarak 
proved his retardation compared to the level a country like Egypt should be 
ruled.

His regime officers 
left foreign embassies without guard in riot time. This is a crime against 
Egypt 
as well as these Embassies and their countries.

He has no sense of 
responsibility towards his country or his people.

Any responsible leader 
wants to parade his supporters would do this away from any possible clashes 
between them and opposing demonstrators specially when the latter proved 
peaceful and unarmed unlike his supporters.

In my humble sight he 
wants to create a reason for arresting those great 
people.

His supporters are 
violent and armed.

Scandals of Police in 
civil clothes were arrested doing espionage.

How can his people 
trust him if he declared that the same people, that did the bad constitution 
that people object, are the same who will do the 
“reformation”.

He is a shame in the 
history of Great Egypt.

A humble man in the 
street shouted Egypt does not deserve 
this!!!!!!
-------------------------
A. 
M.
 
Related 
Articles:

Egyptian anti-torture blogger says YouTube 
shut his account.
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Israel is pushing Egypt to Civil War! 
Mubarak's supporter throw stones on peaceful anti-regime protestors!!!!

As 
the report comes Israel has already supplied sophisticated weapons to their 
puppets. Israel is playing a dirty policy. Arab leaders must stop Mubarak to be 
in the office before Egypt turns in to hell of all Arab countries.




Looters included 
undercover Egyptian police, hospitals tell Human Rights 
Watch
Human Rights Watch confirmed 
several cases of undercover police loyal to Egyptian 
President Hosni Mubarak's regime committing acts of 
violence and looting in an attempt to stoke fear of 
instability as demonstrations grew stronger Tuesday against the autocratic 
leader. Hospitals 
confirmed that they received several wounded looters 
shot by the army carrying police identification cards. 
They also found several cases of looters and vandals in 
Cairo and Alexandria with
police identification cards. (From http://www.legitgov.org)



 

Israeli planes 
carrying crowd dispersal weapons arrived in Egypt: Rights 
group
Three Israeli planes landed at Cairo's Mina 
International Airport on Saturday carrying hazardous 
equipment for use in dispersing and suppressing large 
crowds. In the statement circulated by the International 
Network, it was disclosed that Egyptian security forces 
received the complete cargoes on three Israeli planes 
which were, it is claimed, carrying an abundant supply of internationally 
proscribed gas to disperse unwanted crowds. 
(From http://www.legitgov.org)


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Bypassing Egypt's media restrictions1 February 2011



http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12340661












The internet in Egypt has been cut off for the past four days and people have 
not been able to access social media sites. Now Google has launched a new 
service which will allow people in Egypt to use Twitter. To access it, they 
dial a phone number and leave a voice mail. The BBC's Rory Cellan-Jones reports.




---------- Forwarded message ----------


From: raja chemayel <[email protected]>


Date: Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 11:33 PM
Subject: The speech of Za Bresident Moobarak
To: awda <[email protected]>




 












Here follows a draft copy of 
The text of President Mubarakˇs speech







Ladies and Gantalmen !!
It is my bleasure to sbeak to you in such an imbortant day

Indeed,  za beace brocess must continue,
therefore you mast vote for me !!





Za beace of za brave !!

I stay az......... za bresident of za Beace brocess
I will give za beoble jobs and zey kan stay as room-service-maids for zy 
Izareli tourists


I shall keep za Tunnels of Gazza clozzed so that no terrorizim can come 
over......
You mast keep me as Bresident, so to keep za Islamits and zy terrozist, away 
from za democracy brocess


just wait anozer 30 years !!!

I salute za Bresident of the Obama and mizziss Secratary  Hilaree Klingi Tong.



Eng. Moustafa  Roosenbloom
Sbeech Raiter


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Al Jazeera TV banned its operation 
in Egypt..
Death tolls over 150, heavy military 
presence in Egyptian cities..
Mohamed AlBaradei joins 
demonstration in Cairo and telss the crowd: "we are "Beginning A New Era, and 
No 
Go Back"..
Muslim Brotherhood says Mohamed Al 
Baradei will negotiate for the opposition for the interim transition 
period.
Muslim Brotherhood calls vows the 
people will put those responsible for unrest on trial
Muslim Brotherhood demands an end to 
the emergency and the dissolution of parliment.
Muslim Brotherhood has 
big head start By Roula Khalaf, Middle East Editor - January 30 2011 

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/7381cad6-2c97-11e0-83bd-00144feab49a.html#axzz1CY5mZn3Z






Mubarak’s planning exile to Tel 
Aviv  29/01/2011
http://aljazeera.com/news/articles/39/Mubaraks-planning-exile-to-Tel-Aviv.html
 
According to 
sources in the Egyptian Embassy in Tel Aviv, Israel is making preparations to 
welcome Hosni Mubarak into exile after Saudi Arabia rejected overtures.






 
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---------- Forwarded message 
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From: raja chemayel <[email protected]>
Date: Sat, Jan 29, 2011 at 
10:05 PM
Subject: about looting !!
To: 




























Some Media´s are reporting about some looting
taking place sporadically 
in Cairo and elsewhere.

Well this is true and logic and expected
but 
why did this same Media not bother
to report the other lootings 
done during 30 
years long, by the Mubarak clan ?????

Raja 

PS 
: How intelligent is it to 
appoint the head of the Secret-police-servies
as a Vice President ???  to a 
dictator.
















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 Protesters have returned to the streets of the Egyptian 
capital, Cairo, for the fifth consecutive day, following violent overnight 
protests across the country staged in defiance of a curfew [AFP]

Demonstartors are demanding that President Hosni Mubarak 
step down. This man wears a T-shirt reading 'Down With Mubarak'. It bears a 
cross and a crescent as a sign of unity between Christians and Muslims 
[AFP]

Cities across Egypt witnessed unprecedented protests on 
Friday with tens of thousands of protesters taking to the streets after noon 
prayers [AFP]



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شي مخجل ان نستقبل رجل بمثل هذه 
الصفات!!!!!








 

Muslim Scholar Qaradawi Tells Youths to Value Their 
Lives

http://www.ikhwanweb.com/article.php?id=27891







 








Muslim Scholar Qaradawi Tells Youths to Value Their 
Lives
Qaradawi 
argues that it is the Tyrants Who Should Burn.
Dr. 
Yusuf al-Qaradawi, President of the International Union for Muslim Scholars 
(IUMS, appealed to young Arab and Muslim youths to take care of their lives, 
stressing it is the tyrants who should burn.
 
Dr. Yusuf al-Qaradawi, President of the International 
Union for Muslim Scholars (IUMS, appealed to young Arab and Muslim youths to 
take care of their lives, stressing it is the tyrants who should 
burn.
 







MB Chairman Confirms Group 
Will Take Part in Day of Rage March Despite 
Threats
 
 








---------- Forwarded message 
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From: raja chemayel <[email protected]>
Date: Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 
11:37 PM
Subject:  Cairo is back as an Arab-Capital
To: 




click and 
watch, 
if you wish 
Al Jazeera English: Live 
Stream
http://english.aljazeera.net/watch_now/








"When justice becomes 
injustice, resistance becomes a duty. — Bertolt Brecht








"The Israelis lets 
you vote for whoever you 
like, …  as 
long as he likes them, too."  – Ezra 
Pound  
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Where have you seen such bravery ?? he must be a grand-son of El Raiss Gamal 
Abdel Nasser !!
After 30 Years of HUSNY MUBARAK´s rule, we find out 
that today, 
January 
2011 Egypt has 
more Policemen than Army-Soldiers !!





Raja-------------------



















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Agitated Egyptian streets.. 
 Ruling party offices set fire..
Al 
Jazeera English: Live Streamhttp://english.aljazeera.net/watch_now/
Observers predicts 'beginning of the end'?


















Egyptian protests intensify; demonstrators battle with police










Video: Raw Video: Protests in Egypt Turn Violent









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Mass 
Anti-Government Protests Rock Egypt
January 28, 
2011 http://www.voanews.com/english/news/middle-east/Internet-Shut-Down-as-Egypt-Braces-for-Huge-Protests-114786364.html












Photo: AP
An Egyptian protester flashes Egypt's flag 
as anti-riot policemen use water canon against protesters in Cairo, Egypt, 
January 28, 2011
 








































 











Egypt -Why 
Uprise Required?


























Egypt's unstable regime

Wednesday, January 26,2011 http://www.ikhwanweb.com/article.php?id=27933












Egyptians have finally decided to discard their apathy and 
call for change. Whether inspired by Tunisia or infected with its motivation it 
is truly a welcome change.


Egyptians 
have finally decided to discard their apathy and call for change.Whether 
inspired by Tunisia or affected by its enthusiasm, the demonstrations in Egypt 
are truly a welcome change. Conditions may change for better or worse depending 
on what people do. In this case, there are angry people, who are fed up. 
Unfortunately, people’s anger had to be aroused in order to initiate change. 
Angry people are not constructive, however, it is foolish to think that things 
will change when everyone is passive.
 


 



Nobel laureate Mohamed ElBaradei joins Egyptian uprising





























      

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