U.S. Hardliners Decry Egypt’s Rejection of Muslim
Brotherhood. Why?
"Members of the Hells Angels whose presence is felt in the San Francisco Bay Area, their headquarters, would likely come to the defense of Rumsfeld, Cheney and Bush and defend them against the more inclusive Mongol motorcycle gang member, Jesse Ventura," said Dahlman. "At its core all we have here is gang warfare on larger and smaller scales. The planet doesn't stand much of a chance until a core ethic rises above the topic of Martin Scorcese's next film, Gangs of Planet Earth," said Dahlman.
By Chez P. Spezimoushka CPW News Service
“For thirty years we provided $1.3 billion dollars a year to
a regime, an authoritarian regime which we supported that made no pretense of
being a democracy and that abused human rights and wouldn’t allow the kinds of
protest and demonstrations we are witnessing. How now can
you suspend military assistance to a government and people that is genuinely
trying to cope to find another way out of this?” asked Aaron David Miller of the
Woodrow Wilson International Center as he appeared on CNN's The Situation Room on August 15th.
“Joining the Muslim Brotherhood isn’t like joining a health
club," said Miller. "I mean this is an organization
that has a long range view of its identity and the kind of polity it wants and
that view, frankly, in my judgment, doesn’t coincide with an American view…either
our interests or our values….and I would argue that it may not even coincide
with millions of Egyptians,” Miller continued.
“Miller is absolutely right,” said Kareem Dhalman of the
Center for Centrality In Political Planning.
The Muslim Brotherhood was spawned early in the 20th Century, but flourished in the post World War II era of the
Cold War. Egypt was their birthplace. They not only did the
CIA’s dirty work in the region, but spawned Al Qaeda to join the Mujahidin in
Afghanistan to fight the Soviets. Then,
when Al Qaeda turned on the U.S., if that is indeed what happened, diving
bombing the World Trade Center…. shouldn’t Americans be delighted that the
Egyptians don’t want the Muslim Brotherhood to be in charge there? Egypt became, following the murder of Anwar
Sadat by elements of these same groups, a secret renditioning place for the CIA
where water boarding and other forms of torture were conducted by CIA
operatives. How does that fit with
America’s core values?” asked Dhalman who wishes that Donald Rumsfeld, Dick Cheney and George Walker Bush whose grandfather was part of the 1930's 'Business Plot' that recruited Marine General Smedley Darlington Butler to lead a fascist coup in toppling FDR, would allow former Navy Seal and Governor of Minnesota, Jesse Ventura, to water board them. "Ventura would like to do that and I'd like to see him do it," said Dhalman who said that what has happened in Egypt with Mubarak is what happened in Iran with the Shah of Iran whose brutal SAVAK secret police were experts at de-tonguing and eye-gouging critics of the Iranian government. "We did the same thing in Iraq by backing Saddam Hussein after the Nazi-backed Grand Mufti showed us that our OSS turned CIA was backing a wacko just as General Smedley Butler had warned in the U.S. by revealing a hard core crypto-Nazi element among the U.S. power elites involved in the 1930's 'Business Plot'," said Dahlman. |
| Aaron David Miller of the Woodrow Wilson Intl. Center for Scholars appearing with P.J. Crowley (no admitted relationship to Aleister Crowley), and Wolf Blitzer. |
"Members of the Hells Angels whose presence is felt in the San Francisco Bay Area, their headquarters, would likely come to the defense of Rumsfeld, Cheney and Bush and defend them against the more inclusive Mongol motorcycle gang member, Jesse Ventura," said Dahlman. "At its core all we have here is gang warfare on larger and smaller scales. The planet doesn't stand much of a chance until a core ethic rises above the topic of Martin Scorcese's next film, Gangs of Planet Earth," said Dahlman.
“The only Americans who could possibly want the Muslim
Brotherhood to be in charge in Egypt are the hard right, crypto-Nazi Americans
who supported the Business Plot during the 1930’s,” said Dahlman.
"Aaaron David Miller sounds quite sincere," said Dahlman, "but being Jewish I must remind Mr. Miller that Israel's tactic of stressing freedom and democracy, but pitting disparate elements of Egyptian society against each other to destabilize them is a tactic that will come back to haunt them. It is a tactic that is now doing that for the U.S. as a whole as more and more people now have a firm handle on the historic realities of U.S. foreign and domestic policies that are as disjoined, self-serving and near sighted as Mister Magoo in a steam bath," said Dahlman.
"Aaaron David Miller sounds quite sincere," said Dahlman, "but being Jewish I must remind Mr. Miller that Israel's tactic of stressing freedom and democracy, but pitting disparate elements of Egyptian society against each other to destabilize them is a tactic that will come back to haunt them. It is a tactic that is now doing that for the U.S. as a whole as more and more people now have a firm handle on the historic realities of U.S. foreign and domestic policies that are as disjoined, self-serving and near sighted as Mister Magoo in a steam bath," said Dahlman.
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