Egypt set for mass protest as army rules out force
Egypt’s army gave a powerful boost to the country’s opposition Monday night by announcing it would not use force to silence “legitimate” protests
Talking New World, New Age System Blues.
TPTB are working behind the scenes to instigate what is inevitable because of their general policies of governing. It’s coming anyway, so they’re trying to control the direction of the flow. Some numbers of their fellows are already earmarked for sacrifice
‘Israel’ ready to accept Mubarak. His two sons are already in London
More of Hosni Mubarak’s sons have fled Egypt with their families, reportedly taking with them gold and foreign currency
Israel Urges World To Curb Criticism of Mubarak
Because it’s not in Israel’s interests to see Mubarak replaced, particularly with a hard-line Islamic regime that could ally itself with Iran
Exposed: Obama’s Duplicity in Egypt
While Obama publicly supported the pro-democracy protestors … his envoy was supporting the dictatorship and the use of violence against protesters. Christopher Bollyn expands on recent events in Egypt. Includes video
The tyrant must go, but beware what comes next
Eighteen months ago, I predicted there would soon be an uprising in Egypt. But there is a now real risk that Egypt could well find itself ruled by a harsh, Iranian-style Islamic theocracy. Indeed, it may be too late to stop it
US Ambassador’s Bid to Get Falk Sacked
Because he questioned the official version of events on 9/11
19 Private Jets Carrying Wealthy Egyptians Leave Cairo Airport
The jets were reported to be carrying wealthy Egyptian businessmen and their famillies
‘One third of US military women raped’
A 2003 survey among U.S. female veterans found 30 per cent had been raped while serving in the military
College fires professor; views on Israel blamed
Ensuring Zionist control, not only of the media but of the educational system too
Great, Fun Word Plays!
A light-hearted diversion from grim reality
The Mighty Oak Of The Coming English Revolution
Mike James explains how recent events in Cairo could still play out in central London