Re: Egypt-inspired protests gain pace across region

[Guest guest]

There is some evidence now that at least as far back as 2008, some of these Egyptian dissident leaders were brought to the US in secret by the State Department and aided in setting up toppling Mubarak. I wonder how much other aid the US, or rogue elements within the upper echelons, helped these other countries as well. It would fit in with Bush's frantic masturbation fantasies of Democracy for all and damn the consequences philosophy. Democracy won't do the world a bit of good if a new coalition of nations emerges that then declares war on all others. Well, it might do some of the elite a lot of good because they will be positioned to make absolute fortunes as prices rise and governments will exploit it to the hilt to stamp out the last bits of liberty in the West.

But it is clear that the current administration has been keeping up this agenda as can be seen in their whitewashing of the Muslim Brotherhood and helping protesters in all these nations but Iran. Then again, many of the intelligence officials and others seem to be staggeringly incompetent from some of their statements.

In a message dated 2/16/2011 1:09:50 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, no_reply writes:

Egypt-inspired protests gain pace across region

[Guest guest]

If a causal link can be demonstrated to support the allegations, it would cause

people to lose faith in the US government and throw them out. Quite a risk.

Administrator

But it is clear that the current administration has been keeping up this agenda

as can be seen in their whitewashing of the Muslim Brotherhood and helping

protesters in all these nations but Iran. Then again, many of the intelligence

officials and others seem to be staggeringly incompetent from some of their

statements.