Egypt

NOVANEWS   Sammi Ibrahem  with Satnam Rana Midlands Masala Asian Communities On BBC WM 95.6 fm in support of the people of Egypt in their REVOLUTION against the Pro-Zionist regime of Mu-Barak. (06.02.2011).   Listen Here: Start @ 23 Minuts   http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p00dtv0r/Midlands_Masala_06_02_2011/

NOVANEWS   by Sibel Edmonds    $60 Billion US Aid to Egypt=$60 Billion Current Net-worth of Mubarak Family With all eyes and attention on Egypt, the unsavory ‘US Foreign Policy’ has become the topic of choice among the intelligentsia, journalists, and the overly populated US analyst colony. There are scores of analyses out there; thousands of articles, millions of blog threads and unending ‘update’ headlines on TV screens. Yet, at least in ‘popular’ outlets, reality appears to be the missing link. Don’t worry, I am not about to hit you with a long-winded article on Egypt. If you are masochistic enough to actually want my take (pages and pages of history/analyses) you can revisit a few of our pieces on the topic of nefarious US foreign policy practices here, here and here; timeless and e...

NOVANEWS   In a situation where Israeli interests would be harmed by democratic revolution,the neocons’ ardor for this development has cooled dramatically. By Dr. Stephen Sniegoski via My Catbird Seat     Egyptian uprising THE  uprisings currently taking place against the autocratic regimes in the Middle East would seem to be in line with the neoconservatives’ advocacy of  radical democratic change in the region.  But there is one significant difference.  The neocons had sought to use democratic revolutions to overthrow the enemies of Israel, even applying it, much less successfully, to countries such as Saudi Arabia, which were client states of the United States; but now democratic revolution is engulfing the Mubarak regime in Egypt, which maintained friendly relations with Israel.  As ...

NOVANEWS   I found this after tracking down the Statement of the “Coalition of the Youths of the Wrath Revolution" that Gabriel at JSF located, which ended with words calling for "democracy and social justice."   Artists and Intellectuals Sign a Statement Demanding the Stepping Down of Mubarak Under the title “The solution to the Crisis begins with the Stepping Down of Mubarak ” , a group of intellectuals, artists and writers signed a statement demanding the stepping down of Mubarak right now as the only solution to the current crisis and turmoil. The statement came as a response to a call from the "Coalition of the Youth of The Egyptian Revolution "affirms that Mubarak is “ the cause of all the hardship that Egyptians endured through the past 30 years, the cause of the current paralysis o...

NOVANEWS Demonstration in support of the people of Egypt in their revolution against the Zionist regime of Mu-Barak. (London 05.02.2011)   Please watch the March from the US Embassy to the Egyptian Embassy.      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LicoAw7zZ9k

NOVANEWS By: Sammi Ibrahem Zionist Omar Suleiman was born July 2, 1936.  He is an Egyptian politician and military figure who was appointed Vice President of Egypt on January 29, 2011. Previously, he was Minister without Portfolio and Director of the Egyptian General Intelligence Directorate (EGID), the national intelligence agency, from 1993 to 2011. Due to the lack of an alternative acceptable to Zionist Hosni Mu-Barak, some have speculated that Suleiman will succeed Egypt Inc. CEO Hosni Mu-barak as President and CEO when he gets kicked upstairs and into his Chairman Emeritus position living lavishly on his reported $ 40 to $ 70 billion dollars absconded from his years of plunder whilst the people in the land of the Pharoahs remain in bondage.   So get ready for Pharoah Suleiman.   Ho...

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NOVANEWS   t The Zionist state has offered to place "all its capabilities" at the disposal of General Omar Suleiman, the recently appointed Vice President of Egypt for the "protection of the regime in Egypt". Former Director of the Egyptian General Intelligence Directorate (EGID), and current ‘vice-president’ Omar Suleiman is told he has Israeli assets at his disposal Via the Middle-East Monitor Well-placed Israeli sources have disclosed that the Zionist state has offered to place “all its capabilities” at the disposal of General Omar Suleiman, the recently appointed Vice President of Egypt, for the “protection of the regime in Egypt”. This offer includes the implementation of “various operations to end the popular revolution”. Israel has also asked Suleiman to work on preventing arms be...

NOVANEWS     Egyptian Intifada reveals Washington’s true Zionist colors, say protesters By Adam Morrow and Khaled Moussa al-Omrani,   CAIRO, Feb 3, 2011 (Veterans Today) – Fed up with the political repression and economic malaise that have been central features of President Hosni Mubarak’s 30-year-rule, the Egyptian people have hit the streets in the hundreds of thousands for the last ten days to demand Mubarak’s removal from power. After a week of hemming and hawing, the Obama administration on Wednesday declared that Egypt’s transition to a new government “must begin now.” But many of the Egyptians at the forefront of the ongoing protests reject Washington’s stated support for political change, saying that the US — despite its democratic pretensions — has no real desire to see an end of ...

NOVANEWS by Alan Hart    THE "BROTHERS"   Netanyahu & Co. must be proud of Mu-Barak and his thugs   By Alan Hart STAFF WRITER   For many years I believed that Israel’s leaders have no equals in the business of saying one thing and doing another. But Mubarak has proved me wrong. He went on television to tell Egyptians that he would be staying on for some months because only he could restore stability and set the stage for it to continue after he stepped down. Hours later his thugs were leading a violent attack on the peaceful, pro-democracy protesters in Cairo’s Tahir square To his credit Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron was the first Western leader prepared to indicate that he was not fooled. With UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon at his side, he stepped out of Number 10 Downin...