Protesten in Egypte tegen corrupte al-Sisi

In Egypte is het sinds afgelopen vrijdag behoorlijk onrustig, ondanks dat het geen grote groepen zijn, wordt er in meerdere steden in Egypte gedemonstreerd en dat zou voor het eerst zijn sinds al-Sisi na zijn aantreden een groot aantal mensen liet vermoorden en gevangen zette voor demonstreren tegen de coup die hij met hulp van o.a. de CIA pleegde........ Een coup tegen de democratisch gekozen president Mohamed Morsi..... Op grond van een fiks aantal leugens greep het leger in en zette de voormalige president af en gevangen.

Nadat Mohamed Ali, een Egyptische acteur en vastgoed ontwikkelaar die in Spanje verblijft, een aantal video's op YouTube dropte, video's waarin te zien zou zijn dat al-Sisi en z'n maten zo corrupt zijn als de pest, ging men de straat op o.a. in Caïro. De reden voor het naar buiten komen met video's die Ali de afgelopen jaren van dichtbij heeft kunnen maken, is het feit dat hij niet betaald werd en wordt...... (m.i. wel een 'beetje' hypocriet)

De video's zijn voor velen blijkbaar de spreekwoordelijke druppel en afgelopen vrijdagavond verzamelden zo'n 200 mensen zich op het Tahrirplein in Caïro, ook in andere grote steden werd gedemonstreerd.

Al weken voorafgaand aan de laatste protesten, gaat de #Tahrirplein rond, dit daar de mensen de bezuinigingen meer dan zat zijn, terwijl al-Sisi, zijn familie en vrienden zichzelf verrijken ten koste van de bevolking...... Al-Sisi heeft onder meer een paar paleizen laten bouwen, waarover hij durfde te zeggen dat die werden gebouwd voor het Egyptische volk..... ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! Knettergek deze psychopathisch gewelddadige dief en hufter!!

Ali heeft zelfs het leger opgeroepen in te grijpen, een nogal vreemde zaak, daar het leger ook zwaar corrupt is (het leger heeft o.a. zelfs fabrieken en boerderijen)..... Bovendien was nu juist het leger verantwoordelijk voor de staatsgreep tegen Morsi, waar gegarandeerd ook de CIA bij betrokken is geweest, daar de houding van Morsi niet echt pro-VS was, om het maar zachtjes uit te drukken..... Met veel leugens geventileerd in de westerse pers en politiek werd Morsi zwart gemaakt, waarna het leger dus ingreep.... 

Bij die coup tegen Morsi zijn honderden mensen vermoord, daar zij demonstreerden tegen de coup waarmee de door hen democratisch gekozen president aan de kant werd gezet.... (de coup waarover de westerse politiek en de pers durfden te jubelen...) Maar liefst 60.000 mensen werden vastgezet, o.a. daar ze aanhangers van de Moslim Broederschap waren, een groepering die door al-Sisi terreurgroep wordt genoemd (ook in veel westerse landen staat de Moslim Broederschap te boek als terreurgroep....).... Sindsdien werd en wordt elk verzet onmiddellijk de kop ingedrukt door al-Sisi en zijn kliek, ook een groot aantal mensen die afgelopen vrijdag richting Tahrirplein trokken werden onderweg aangevallen met traangas en ander geweld door politie in uniform en in burger..... Ondanks dat lijkt het er nu dus op dat men het niet langer pikt en niet bang is om de straat op te gaan zo bleek ook afgelopen zaterdagavond in meerdere Egyptische steden....

Succes en sterkte voor de demonstranten in Egypte!

Het volgende artikel werd eerder gepubliceerd op Middle East Eye en werd door mij overgenomen van Anti-Media:

Protests Break Out in Cairo as Egyptians Demand President Sisi’s Removal

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September 20, 2019 at 6:44 pm

Written by Middle East Eye

(MEE) — Egyptian activists held protests against the government of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in one of the first demonstrations since the former army general tightened his grip on the country.

Videos posted on social media on Friday showed demonstrators gathering in Cairo’s Tahrir Square, the site of the 2011 uprising that toppled longtime autocrat Hosni Mubarak.

Protesters also gathered in Alexandria, Suez and Gharbiya to call for an end to Sisi’s rule.

“The people want to topple the regime,” shouted demonstrators in Tahrir Square, according to a video posted on Twitter, echoing the chants of the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings across the Middle East and North Africa.

#TahrirSquare

A Middle East Eye correspondent in Cairo said as many as 200 protesters heading towards Tahrir Square were “violently dispersed” late Friday.

“No deaths, but I saw about 20-25 people arrested and held in police trucks. Some were released later. Currently downtown is full of riot police and plain-clothes policemen,” said the correspondent, who remained anonymous because of the restrictions on journalists in the country.

Protesters had taken to side streets, gathering in small groups chanting “leave” and “down down with Sisi Mubarak”.

Tear gas was used to disperse demonstrators near Tahrir, and dozens have been arrested.

Most downtown shops that normally stay open late Friday were closed.

The protests began in the virtual space, as anti-Sisi hashtags had been trending for weeks on social media amid increasing frustration with economic conditions and lack of freedoms in the North African country.

By the early hours of Saturday morning in Egypt, the hashtag #ميدان_التحرير (#Tahrir Square) was among most popular trends worldwide on Twitter.

Friday’s protests came after Egyptian actor and real estate developer Mohamed Ali had posted videos ostensibly depicting acts of corruption by Sisi and the Egyptian ruling class.

The 43-year-old Egyptian whistleblower has released more than a dozen videos from self-exile in Spain, alleging that officials misappropriated millions in public funds for their personal projects.

Over the past 15 years, as the owner of a property company that contracted with the Egyptian military on major construction projects, Ali said he has had a front-row seat for all of it – and he’s speaking out now because he hasn’t been paid.

It was Ali who called for the protest on Friday after a football super cup match between Al Ahly and Zamalek.

In a video posted in the early hours of Saturday, Ali called on Egypt’s Defence Minister Mohamed Zaki to remove Sisi.

“You see how the Egyptian people are doing. I hope no escalation happens. Please, your honour, issue an order to arrest Mr. Abdel Fattah el-Sisi… I hope that you side with the Egyptian people,” Ali said, addressing Zaki.

“We must all stand together and forget any [disagreements] between us. He must be punished.”

Ali told Zaki that the army is tasked with the protection of the Egyptian people, not an individual, no matter how important he is – referring to Sisi.

Ali saluted the protesters, saying Friday’s demonstrations helped relieve his pain of the past eight years.

“I’m happy. May God help you succeed. Patriots and brave – this is the Egyptian people,” he said.

Reports of mismanagement of public funds and extravagant presidential palaces struck a chord with many Egyptians, who have been suffering economically under Sisi’s austerity measures.

“Now you can see families and friends who rarely discussed politics or who had very different opinions agreeing on [Ali’s] statements,” Noura, a retired journalist who wished to be identified only by her first name because of political conditions in Egypt, told Middle East Eye earlier this week.

Noura said she will participate in the protests that Ali has encouraged: “We should not be afraid of the regime, and people should come together to express their discontent.”

‘Pretty Big’

Khaled Elgindy, a fellow in the Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution in Washington DC, said he was hesitant to assess the situation in Egypt based on the social media posts of the protests.

Still, he said the eruption of demonstrations – even if they are small – in several cities under such an autocratic government that has a “zero tolerance” policy against dissent shows the growing frustration of Egyptians.

“We know social media people have a tendency to get ahead of themselves, but the fact that even a small number would show up to protest in multiple locations in Egypt, I think, is pretty big given how repressive this regime has been,” Elgindy told MEE.

On Friday, Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch, also said the fact that the protesters are risking their lives to demonstrate against their government is a sign of the dire situation in Egypt.

Sarah Leah Whitson

✔@sarahleah1

The huge personal harm these #egypt protesters are risking, given the near total ban on protests and viciousness of #Sisi government, is an indication of just how desperate conditions in the country are.

No justice, no peace
No food, no peace
No jobs, no peace https://twitter.com/ganobi/status/1175151654582267904 …

Amr Magdi

✔@ganobi

Breaking: hundreds protest in several cities across Egypt tonight calling on Sisi to step down. Police arrested masses. Sisi’s government has to respect right to peaceful assembly and protests. Enough blood, enough brutality.

11:01 PM - Sep 20, 2019 · Pasadena, CA

The protests erupted as Sisi heads to New York for the UN General Assembly.

“Hey [Donald Trump], your favorite dictator is on his way to NYC, keep him there, Egyptians don’t want him back,” pro-democracy activist Iyad el-Baghdadi wrote on Twitter.

Many social media users changed their profile photos to plain red on Friday in solidarity with Egypt’s protesters.

Sisi came to power in a 2013 coup that ousted democratically elected former president Mohamed Morsi.

Since then, he has snuffed out all forms of opposition and jailed as many as 60,000 dissidents.

Sisi has also blacklisted Morsi’s Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist group.

Early in his reign, he showed that he would not tolerate protests, when Egyptian forces killed hundreds of anti-coup protesters in Cairo in 2013.

By MEE staff / Republished with permission / Middle East Eye / Report a typo

Generaal geeft toe: Israël zat achter de coup tegen president Morsi in Egypte

De Israëlische brigadegeneraal Aryeh Eldad heeft laten weten dat Israël de regie voerde over de staatsgreep van 2013 in Egypte..... Een staatsgreep tegen de Egyptische president Mohammed Morsi, de kandidaat van de Moslim Broederschap, Morsi de eerste democratisch gekozen president van Egypte...... Voor hem in de plaats werd oud-generaal al-Sisi met hulp van de VS en Israël gelanceerd als nieuwe 'president' (dictator), al-Sisis is een oud-aanhanger van de na de 'Arabische Lente' afgezette dictator Mubarak......

Eldad is er verdomd nog trots op ook, hij vertelde e.e.a. in dagblad Maariv.... Israël was zogenaamd bang dat Morsi het vredesverdrag met Israël zou opzeggen en troepen zou sturen naar de grens met Israël...... ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! Alsof het Israëlische leger ook maar iets te vrezen heeft van de Egyptische legermacht.......

Het gaat Israël dan ook alleen maar om de macht in het Midden-Oosten, niet voor niets dat Israël Syrië wil opsplitsen, een idee dat zelfs wortel heeft geschoten in Washington...... Al is het plantje niet echt sterk, echter één grote false flag operatie die de VS in de schoenen van Assad schuift en je hebt de poppen weer aan het dansen in Syrië......

De aanloop naar de coup in Egypte: in augustus 2012 stuurde de regering Morsi extra troepen naar de Sinaï, dit vanwege terroristische aanslagen. Daarop bracht Israël de ontzettend smerige leugen dat Morsi en daarmee Egypte het vredesverdrag met Israël zou hebben geschonden, juist door die extra troepen die zogezegd naar de Sinaï gingen.......

Deze gang van zaken lijkt sterk op een false flag operatie, daar ging ook de regering Morsi vanuit en beschuldigde Israël (de Mossad) daadwerkelijk van de terroristische aanslagen in de Sinaï...... Je zou denken een false flag operatie uit de koker van de VS, daar die dit middel veelvuldig gebruikt, alvorens bijvoorbeeld een land aan te vallen, echter ook Israël heeft ervaring met dit soort operaties en dat gaat behoorlijk lang terug....... (neem de Zesdaagse Oorlog van Israël tegen haar buurlanden)

De psychopathische oorlogsmisdadiger Eldad had zelfs het lef te zeggen dat Israël een heilige oorlog voert tegen Palestijnen en tegen de arabische landen.... Wat is er heilig aan bloedbaden aanrichten onder een bevolkingsgroep als de Palestijnen, die qua bewapening niet eens in de schaduw kunnen staan van het moderne Israëlische leger....??

Beste bezoeker nog even dit: kritiek leveren op het bloedige fascistische Israëlische regime heeft niets maar dan ook helemaal niets met antisemitisme te maken!! (zie wat dat betreft ook de antisemitische heksenjacht op Labourleider Corbyn en veel van zijn partijleden.....)

Lees in het hieronder opgenomen artikel nog meer smerige praktijken en leugens van de (nu officieel) fascistische apartheidsstaat Israël, geschreven door Whitney Webb, eerder gepubliceerd op MintPress News en door mij overgenomen van Anti-Media:

IDF General: Israel Behind Coup That Installed Al-Sisi Dictatorship in Egypt

April 5, 2019 at 11:20 am

Written by Whitney Webb

Al-Sisi’s government, widely considered a military dictatorship despite a pale sheen of democracy, has forged increasingly close ties with Israel ever since he came to power in the 2013 coup.

(MPN) — Brigadier General Aryeh Eldad of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has claimed that Israel was behind the 2013 military coup that ousted Mohammed Morsi, Egypt’s first democratically elected president. Eldad made the claim in an article published in the Israeli newspaper Maariv.

In the article, Eldad asserted:

“The outbreak of the January revolution coincided with the Israeli security assessment that President-elect Mohamed Morsi, a Muslim Brotherhood man, intended to cancel the peace agreement with Israel and send more Egyptian military forces to the Sinai Peninsula.”

(foto van MintPress News)

Just a few months into Morsi’s presidency, in August 2012, Israel had publicly accused Morsi of violating the peace treaty with Israel after Egypt responded to terrorist attacks in the Sinai by sending an increased number of troops. Morsi’s government accused Israel’s Mossad of having been behind the attacks in order to destabilize his government amid efforts to improve Egypt’s relations with Gaza. Hamas, which has governed the Gaza Strip since 2007, as well as Lebanon’s Hezbollah, also blamed Mossad for the attacks, a charge Israel denied.

Eldad then claimed that at this stage:

“Israel was quick and willing to activate its diplomatic tools, and perhaps even greater means, to bring Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi to power in Egypt, and convince the then-U.S. administration under President Barack Obama not to oppose this move.”

Events at the time support Eldad’s claim as, shortly after the coup, Israel quickly launched diplomatic missions in the U.S. and several European countries to push for support of Egypt’s new political reality and to prevent a diplomatic blockade on Cairo following the military coup.

Many analysts have noted that under Al-Sisi, Egypt-Israel relations have grown to unprecedented levels through policies often driven by Al-Sisi himself.

Why Israel Wanted Morsi Out

While Eldad cited concerns over a rupture of the Israel-Egypt peace agreement as having motivated Israel’s role in the 2013 coup, a more likely reason was related to Morsi’s relationship with Hamas and efforts to normalize relations with Gaza.

Notably, after Al-Sisi came to power, the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt and tunnels between Gaza and Egypt were abruptly closed. In addition, soon after the coup, “army-instigated anti-Palestinian propaganda” was “rampant” throughout Cairo and Palestinians that had flown into the Cairo airport were quickly deported back to the countries they had recently arrived from, according to The Guardian. In contrast, while Morsi did not end the blockade of Gaza — in force since 2007 — he had improved conditions for Palestinians living in the embattled enclave compared to those under his predecessor, Hosni Mubarak.

Former Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi, wearing a red jumpsuit that designates he has been sentenced to death, raises his hands inside a defendants cage in a makeshift courtroom at the national police academy, in an eastern suburb of Cairo, Egypt, June 18, 2016. Amr Nabil | AP

Eldad, in his article, hinted that the coup was related to a “religious war” that Israel was and still is fighting against Palestine and Arab majority nations, stating:

“Contrary to all Israeli expectations, the Camp David agreement, which was made 40 years ago, has lasted for many decades despite the lack of real peace between us and the Egyptians, and despite the failure to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, because this conflict is not just geopolitical. We are rather having a religious war with the Palestinians and Arabs.”

Though Eldad’s recent statements make the connection between Morsi’s relationship with Hamas and Israeli involvement in the 2013 coup more clear, it had long been suspected. An Egyptian army general told BBC soon after the coup that Morsi’s alleged “collaboration” and good relations with Hamas were a driving factor behind the coup.

In a telling incident, Morsi was later charged with terrorism for allegedly conspiring with Hamas, Hezbollah, and elements of the Iranian military to “destabilize” Egypt. Morsi has been imprisoned for years, many of them spent in solitary confinement, and a U.K. panel of legal experts asserted last year that harsh prison conditions will likely lead to his “premature death.” Prior to being charged for “collaborating” with Hamas, Morsi had publicly praised Palestinian “resistance” in Gaza. Another likely factor for Israel’s decision to place Al-Sisi in power was Morsi’s efforts to normalize relations with Iran.

The accusations against Morsi regarding alleged collaboration with Hezbollah and Iran, both adversaries of Israel, seemed unusual to some, given that Morsi had, during his time in office and during the alleged “conspiracy,” cut ties with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and supported Assad’s overthrow by opposition forces. Hezbollah and Iran, in contrast, supported Assad and fought alongside the Syrian Army. Notably, Israel served as one of the “masterminds” behind the Syrian conflict, which Morsi supported. Hamas, like Morsi’s government, had also backed efforts to oust Assad at the time, albeit less publicly.

Notably, Al-Sisi’s government, widely considered a military dictatorship despite a pale sheen of democracy, has forged increasingly close ties with Israel ever since he came to power in the 2013 coup. This is unsurprising given Eldad’s recent claim that Israel had orchestrated the coup in order to put Al-Sisi in power. During his time in control of the country, Israel and Egypt began “secretly” coordinating military actions in Egypt, a covert alliance that Al-Sisi had denied until this January, when he admitted far-reaching coordination between the IDF and the Egyptian military.

Al-Sisi’s efforts to bring Egypt closer to Israel lack popular support, as most trade unions and political parties oppose normalizing relations with Israel. However, Al-Sisi — known for his brutal repression of protests, journalism and any form of dissent — has continued to push forward in his efforts to forge closer ties with Israel, in apparent service to the country largely responsible for his rise to power.

By Whitney Webb / Creative Commons / MintPress News / Report a typo

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Zie ook terzijde:

Netanyahu: Killing 300 Gaza Protesters Was a “Wise” Decision

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Egypte arresteert mensenrechtenactivist en blogger Wael Abbas.........

Egypte is verworden tot een dictatuur, waarvan juntaleider al-Sisi intussen de mensenrechten nog meer schendt dan zijn voorlaatste psychopathische voorganger Moebarak en al helemaal onnoemlijk veel meer dan zijn directe voorganger de fundi-moslim Morsi.

Middel East Monitor (MEMO) bracht afgelopen dinsdag het bericht dat de Egyptische mensenrechtenactivist Wael Abbas om 4 uur 's ochtends is gearresteerd en geblinddoekt werd afgevoerd naar een onbekende bestemming..........

Abbas is al vaker opgepakt voor het geven van zijn mening over de corruptie en de zware mensenrechtenschendingen door het leger, volgens hem de enige machthebber in Egypte.

Abbas wordt beschuldigd van het brengen van 'fake news' (nepnieuws) en het lid zijn van een verboden organisatie, de standaard redenen die door de Egyptische junta wordt gegeven na dergelijke arrestaties...... Wel maakt dit duidelijk waartoe de hysterie rond 'fake news' kan leiden...... Overigens de term 'fake news' is welbewuste geïntroduceerd door de machthebbers en de reguliere (vooral westerse) media, de grote verspreiders van 'echt' fake news.....

Dit alles in de strijd tegen de sociale media, waar men tot bijna op het uur nauwkeurig kan bijhouden wat er echt gebeurd in ons land en de wereld in het geheel, i.p.v. te worden voorgelogen door politici, 'opiniemakers', 'deskundigen' en de reguliere media, die braaf herhalen wat ons moet worden voorgekauwd, zodat de huidige inhumane neoliberale status quo gehandhaafd kan worden.........

Niet voor niets ook dat westerse landen nog amper kritiek hebben op de enorme mensenrechtenschendingen in Egypte, men is in feite jaloers op Egypte en zou maar wat graag ook in eigen land de critici het zwijgen op willen leggen...... Tja voor je het weet schrikt het grootste deel van het volk wakker en keert zich tegen haar landelijke regering, de regionale en lokale autoriteiten..... (het zou goddomme een keer tijd worden!) Daarom moet het volk vooral slapend en dom worden gehouden en moeten de echte nieuwsbrengers het zwijgen worden opgelegd door hen aan te wijzen als 'fake news' brengers...... Nu nog strafrechtelijke vervolging van deze mensen en we gaan verder richting politiestaat......

Lees het volgende relaas van Middle East Monitor (MEMO) over deze zaak:

Egypt arrests prominent activist and blogger Wael Abbas

Prominent Egyptian activist and blogger, Wael Abbas [File photo] 

May 22, 2018 at 6:30 pm

Prominent Egyptian activist and blogger, Wael Abbas, was been arrested by Egyptian authorities in the early hours of the morning.

Abbas was taken during a 4am raid on his Cairo home and his computer and mobile phone were seized. Following the raid, Abbas was blindfolded, transported to an unknown location and prevented from contacting his lawyer, according to the Arab Network for Human Rights (ANHRI).

Abbas announced his arrest on his Facebook page by writing “I am being detained.” His current whereabouts remains unknown, prompting friends and followers to launch the Arabic hashtag “where_is_Wael_Abbas” on Twitter. Egyptian security officials have confirmed his arrest, adding that Abbas was detained on accusations of disseminating false news and joining an outlawed group.

Abbas has long been vocal about the political situation in Egypt both before and after the uprising of 2011, regularly campaigning against torture and publishing graphic videos showing torture and police abuse on his blog, misrdigital.com. In 2006, he was named among the BBC’s “Most Influential Persons” and he has previously received awards for his work from Human Rights Watch and CNN. In 2007, his YouTube account was shut down, resulting in the removal of hundreds of videos showing protests and abuses by security forces. He has also been detained on a number of previous occasions.

Read: Egypt detains socialist activist, lawyers say

Former managing editor of Daily News Egypt, Rana Allam, told Al Jazeera: “Wael writes all the time, and when he doesn’t write, he uses social media to speak out and provides people with information about what is happening around them. He doesn’t budge and has been doing what many of us can no longer do. This is all very scary for the government.”

Abbas’ arrest has been seen as the latest in a string of enforced disappearances conducted by the Egyptian authorities. Journalists have come under particularly stringent crackdowns, as just last month Egyptian freelancer Ismail Alexandrani was sentenced to ten years in prison by a military court in Cairo for being a member of a banned organisation and spreading false news.

Deputy Executive Director of the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), Robert Mahoney, said that “hauling a journalist before a military court not only violates [Alexandrani’s] rights as a civilian but sends a chilling message to the media that independent coverage of political dissent and security threats will not be tolerated by Egypt’s rulers.”

Read: Sisi pardons 332 prisoners

Enforced disappearances have been widely used as a tool of repression under the rule of Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, the current Egyptian president who came to power my means of a military coup in 2013.

The Egyptian Commissions for Rights and Freedoms (ECRF) documented 378 cases of enforced disappearances between August 2016 and August 2017 alone, though numbers are believed to be higher since many families fear that reporting disappearances could inadvertently put loved ones in jeopardy, according to Al-Monitor.

Hierde link naar een interview met Wael Abbas van 12 juli 2013. (van MO ofwel: Mondiaal Nieuws)

Hillary Clinton volgens FBI vrij van misdaad..... ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha!

Wat een grap hè mensen? Dat gedoe met de FBI en Clinton. Clinton speelde de vermoorde onschuld en durfde een overheidsorgaan te beschuldigen van verkiezingsmanipulatie......... Vooral op dat laatste legde ze heel veel nadruk, het kon niet toevallig zijn, zo kort voor de verkiezingen, dat de directeur van de FBI eindelijk met een onderzoek kwam...... ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! Er is al bijna twee jaar ellende wat betreft Clinton, illegale oorlogen (zoals die tegen Libië en Syrië) en ronduit zwaar misdadige handelingen, zoals terreurgroepen steunen en zelfs te gebruiken om ellende te zaaien, zoals in Syrië en Libië .......*

Dat zijn nog maar een paar voorbeelden, ook de opstand in Libië werd betaald en geregisseerd door de VS en dan m.n. door Clinton, o.a. in samenwerking met de Moslim Broederschap*. Ook de opstand en coup in Oekraïne komen uit de sigarenkoker van Hillary Clinton..... Die laatste 'grap' die intussen is uitgemond in een oorlog, gevoerd door de VS (onder Clinton) geparachuteerde junta Porosjenko tegen het eigen volk in Oost-Oekraïne, heeft de VS met maar liefst 4 miljard dollar 'gekocht....'

Honduras werd door Clinton in 2009 aan een staatsgreep tegen de democratisch gekozen regering geholpen, waarna een VS vazal de macht overnam..... Mensen zoals gezegd, dit zijn nog maar een paar zaken uit het met bloed doordrenkte dagboek van Clinton, er zijn veel meer zaken, waarin Clinton als enorme misdadiger naar voren komt.........

Ondanks stapels  bewijzen met het tegendeel, beweerde FBI chef James Comey afgelopen zondag, dat Clinton zich nergens schuldig aan heeft gemaakt........ ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha!

Het is duidelijk: Clinton zal en moet winnen, de beurzen gisteren maakten na de mededeling van Comey afgelopen zondag, een sprong omhoog.......... Trump is een enorme klootzak en fascist, maar hij heeft nog steeds gelijk, als hij stelt dat de verkiezingen in de VS gestoken zijn...... Hij vergeet erbij te vertellen, dat de verkiezingen in de VS altijd oneerlijk verlopen en alsof Trump zelf niet politici en ambtenaren naar zijn hand heeft gezet 'met één of ander......'

* Het volgende komt van het blog van Stan van Houcke (7 november 2016):

Hillary Clinton Knew She Was Helping Terrorists

Hillary Clinton Knew She Was Helping Islamists Move Into Power In Libya

Hillary Clinton received intelligence that her effort to bring down Libyan president Muammar Gaddafi was leading to the rise of al-Qaeda militants and the Muslim Brotherhood in the country, according to emails released by WikiLeaks.

More than a year before the Benghazi attack, Clinton learned that al-Qaeda terrorists were infiltrating the post-Gadaffi transitional government. Clinton also acknowledged that the Muslim Brotherhood wielded the “real power” in the rebel movement that Clinton was supporting — and that their Brotherhood allies in Egypt were waiting in the wings to move into Libya’s oil sector.

Clinton received a “CONFIDENTIAL” memo from Sidney Blumenthal on March 27, 2011. The subject of the email was “Re: Lots of new intel; Libyan army possibly on verge of collapse.”

Blumenthal explained that “radical/terrorist” groups were “infiltrating the NLC,” or National Libyan Council, a rebel quasi-government that earned French recognition as Libya’s governing body that very same month. Clinton was warned that al-Qaeda could become major players in the region.

Blumenthal wrote:

“This situation has become increasingly frustrating for French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who, according to knowledgeable individuals, is pressing to have France emerge from this crisis as the principal foreign ally of any new government that takes power. Sarkozy is also concerned about continuing reports that radical/terrorist groups such as the Libyan Fighting Groups and Al Qa’ida in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) are infiltrating the NLC and its military command. Accordingly, he asked sociologist who has long established ties to Israel, Syria, and other B6 nations in the Middle East, to use his contacts to determine the level of influence AQIM and other. terrorist groups have inside of the NLC. Sarkozy also asked for reports setting out a clear picture of the role of the Muslim Brotherhood in the rebel leadership…

…(Source Comment: Senior European security officials caution that AQIM is watching developments in Libya, and elements of that organization have been in touch with tribes in the southeastern part of the country. These officials are concerned that in a post-Qaddafi Libya, France and other western European countries must move quickly to ensure that the new government does not allow AQIM and others to set up small, semi- autonomous local entities—or “Caliphates”—in the oil and gas producing regions of southeastern Libya.)”

On May 30, 2011, Hillary aide Jake Sullivan sent the secretary of state a full list of known “Libya emissaries.” By then, the National Libyan Council had given way to the Transitional National Council (TNC), but the “real power” still lay with the Muslim Brotherhood.

Sullivan’s intelligence memo noted:

“The Qadhafi regime has also met with the Libyan Muslim Brotherhood leadership in Egypt. According to Qadhafi chief of staff Fouad Zlitni, the Muslim Brotherhood asserts that TNC may be the political leadership of the opposition, but the real power lies with the Libyan Brotherhood and they are apparently willing to bide their time. The Qadhafi regime also offered to send senior tribal leaders to Benghazi to negotiate with the TNC, but the TNC rejected the proposal.”

Clinton forwarded that email to an aide, acknowledging that she had received it and assessed its contents.

Sidney Blumenthal wrote to Clinton again on July 3, 2012, two months before Benghazi, to talk about the upcoming election. The election, Blumenthal noted, was how the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt was hoping to use the new Brotherhood party in Libya to get into the Libyan oil game.

Blumenthal wrote:

“Source Comment: In the opinion of a knowledgeable individual, the division of the 200 seats in the GNC lies at the heart of this matter, with 120 seats allotted for the Tripolitania, 60 for Barqa, and 18 for the Fezzan area. At present, the Libyan Muslim Brotherhood (LMB) and its political arm, the Justice and Construction Party (JCP), are attempting to mount a national campaign, receiving discreet advice and technical support from the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood (EMB). With this assistance, Jalil is convinced that the JCP is the party that operates most effectively throughout the country. Jalil has established ties to the EMB, from whom he has learned that JCP leader Mohamad Sowan and his associates are working with the leadership of the EMB.) 4.According to his sources, Jalil believes that he can work with Sowan and the LMB/JCP; however, he is concerned that Mohammed Morsi, the newly elected EMB President of Egypt, and EMB Supreme Guide Mohammed Badie are focused on developing Egyptian influence in Libya. Jalil has been informed privately that these EMB leaders want to establish a strong position in Libya, particularly in the oil services sector as part of their effort to improve Egypt’s economic situation.

Over in Egypt, Clinton helped spur the uprising that led to the Muslim Brotherhood briefly taking power in that country around the same time. And a young Clinton Foundation employee, Gehad El-Haddad, was already working in Cairo to help the Muslim Brotherhood gain power.

El-Haddad was arrested in 2013, following the brief and disastrous reign of Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohammed Morsi, for inciting violence. He was reportedly one of Morsi’s top advisers. El-Haddad was sentenced to life in prison in 2015.

Tags: al-Qaida, Hillary Clinton, Libya, Muslim Brotherhood, Sidney Blumenthal

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