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Obama’s Misadventure And The Phony Narrative

In fact, it appears the whole story behind the movie is a lie. The person who supposedly produced the movie — a Jewish California real estate executive named Sam Bacile — doesn’t really exist. 

September 14, 2012 by Bob Livingston 

UPI

In the Mideast and North America, Muslims are showing disdain for the United States. The official story is that they are protesting a film posted on YouTube.

The Nobel Peace Prize-winning White House usurper may be getting a lesson that when you play with snakes, you get bitten. But appearances can be deceiving, thanks to a compliant dinosaur media.

The snakes are the al-Qaida terrorists and radical Muslim Brotherhood Islamists that President Barack Obama and NATO backed in Libya and Egypt. The bites came in the form of the deaths of Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens and three members of his staff on Tuesday, the destruction of America’s Libyan Embassy, the protests and attacks on American embassies in Egypt and Yemen, and more Mideast unrest.

The attacks on the Libyan Embassy were well-planned, and the official line that they were in response to a farcical anti-Muhammad movie trailer posted on YouTube in July is as phony as the trailer is amateurish.

Media reports Wednesday blamed so-called Christian pastor Terry Jones for promoting the movie to the 50 or so misguided fools who follow his nonsensical ranting. But how could Jones, portrayed as a Quran-burning bigot leading a flock of 50 mindless sycophants in a faux Christian church, wield enough influence to rile up Muslims half a world away?

Perhaps there is more than meets the eye about Jones. At least Iran’s PressTV thinks so. It calls him a CIA-trained, Mossad-backed spy. A 2010 report in Der Speigel confirms that Jones was in Germany running another faux church until 2009.

In fact, it appears the whole story behind the movie is a lie. The person who supposedly produced the movie — a Jewish California real estate executive named Sam Bacile — doesn’t really exist. He may be Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, aka Nicola Bacily and Erwin Salameh, a convicted fraudster. The cast of the film claim they were misled about the subject matter and their dialogue had been altered (and the dubbing is obvious). And if $5 million was spent making the “film,” as has been reported, it is the biggest waste of $5 million in the history of money, unless the purpose of the film was to set something bigger in motion.

What’s going on in North Africa and the Mideast is the result of chaos instigated by the Obama Administration on behalf of the banksters. Hosni Mubarak was overthrown because he had outlived his usefulness as an American puppet and Obama wanted to clear a path for the Muslim Brotherhood to assume his spot (both the George W. Bush and Obama Administrations have been cozy with the Muslim Brotherhood). Moammar Gadhafi was offed because he wouldn’t be America’s puppet and was moving to trade oil for gold dinars rather than the U.S. dollar, which was a direct threat to the world’s banksters.

But you won’t get the real story from the dinosaur mainstream media, whose reporters now admit they have for years let Big Brother vet their stories before they’re published. And if it’s not government rewriting reporter’s stories, news organizations are just spiking them under pressure from Mideast governments, as Amber Lyon of CNN learned when trying to report the repression of Bahrainians during their attempt at an organic Arab Spring.

Of course, Obama’s been too busy campaigning to even attend his daily intelligence briefings; and he apparently ignored reports from Congress, watchdog groups and the State Department Inspector General that embassy security was inadequate.

Now chaos has risen up and bitten Obama in the seat of the pants (or has it?). The dots in this story simply don’t connect, which makes it even more likely the whole episode is controlled chaos on behalf of the New World Order.

source: http://personalliberty.com/2012/09/14/obamas-misadventure-and-the-phony-narrative/

Muslim Brotherhood urge 'jihad' against Syrian regime- Arab League calls for UN Peacekeepers?

Arab League calls for UN peacekeepers in Syria

The Arab League called Sunday for the U.N. Security Council to create a joint peacekeeping force for Syria and urged Arab states to sever all diplomatic contact with President Bashar Assad's regime, the League's latest effort to bring an end to the violence that has killed more than 5,000 people.

Jordan's Muslim Brotherhood urge 'jihad' against Syrian regime while Arab League calls for UN Peacekeepers?

Jordan's Muslim Brotherhood urge 'jihad' against Syrian regime

Photographed by Reuters

Jordan's powerful Muslim Brotherhood on Sunday called for "jihad" against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime and support for the rebel army, saying it is "an Islamic duty."

"This duty requires all Muslims to support the [rebel] Free Syrian Army against the aggression of the regime's criminal and brutal forces," Brotherhood leader Hammam Said was quoted as saying in a statement on the group's website.

"The Free Syrian Army must continue to defend its nation and face the crimes of the regime."

The crackdown on protests in Syria have killed more than 6,000 people since March last year.

"Jihad against Assad is an Islamic duty," said Mohamed Abu Fares, a member of the movement's fatwa (religious edict) committee.

"The Syrian people have the right to defend themselves. They must not give up."

The Islamists, who demanded Jordan recognize the opposition Syrian National Council, sent letters Sunday to the prime ministers of Russia and China, urging them to reconsider their vetoes used earlier this month to block a UN Security Council resolution condemning Syria's regime.

"The veto was a green light for Assad's regime to multiply its crimes against the Syrian people," said Hamzeh Mansur, chief of the Islamic Action Front, the Brotherhood's political arm, which has urged Muslims and Arabs to boycott Russian and Chinese products.

Meanwhile, Jordan's Hashemite Charity Organization said it will open a camp to host Syrian refugees near the border by the end of next week.

"The 30-dunum refugee camp [each equivalent to 1,000 square meters] will receive Syrian families who are expected to come to Jordan," organization Secretary General Ahmad Emyan told the state-run Petra news agency.

"Currently there are 700 Syrian families in the southern city of Mafraq, where the organization has rented houses for them."

Government figures are unavailable on Syrians who have fled to neighboring Jordan from the deadly unrest in their country, but UN head Ban Ki-moon said during a visit to Amman last month that the kingdom was hosting 2,500 Syrians.

Obama Stands by Muslim Brotherhood Endorsement

Israel news photo: Ma'an

Obama Stands by Muslim Brotherhood Endorsement

For the first time, a US government supports granting a government role to an extremist Islamic organization: the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt.

For the first time, a U.S. government supports granting a government role to an extremist Islamic organization: the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt.

On Monday, White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said Egypt's new government will have to include a "whole host of important non-secular actors." Most prominent among these is clearly the Muslim Brotherhood – which has made Islamic world domination one of its ultimate goals. It also opposes Egypt's 30-year-old peace treaty with Israel.

Gibbs said the Muslim Brotherhood must reject violence and recognize democratic goals for the U.S. to be comfortable with it assuming a role in the new government. This caveat does not significantly alter the new American approach, which is very different than that of the previous Administration, in which George W. Bush pushed Mubarak for democratic reforms but never publicly accepted a role for Islamists.

Today, new White House chief of staff William Daley moderated the position very slightly, saying the U.S. hopes for a "strong, stable and secular Egyptian government." Noting that the strengthening of the Muslim Brotherhood is "some people's expectation [and] some people's fear," Daley acknowledged that the situation in Egypt is largely out of American control.

Obama's new position, while not totally surprising, is worrisome to many. "The White House appears to be leaving Hosni Mubarak, an ally for three decades and lynchpin of Mideast stability, twisting slowly in the wind," writes David Horowitz of the Freedom Center. "And worse, it appears to be open to allowing the Muslim Brotherhood to playa key role in a 'reformed' Egyptian government, as long as the organization renounces violence and supports democracy. If the Obama White House really believes this is possible, it is even more hopelessly incompetent than we imagined!"

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, with 600,000 members, is not on official U.S. terrorism lists, as are Hamas and Hizbullah, but the American government has had no contact with it because of what Gibbs said were "questions over its commitment to the rule of law, democracy and nonviolence."

It stands for the re-establishment of the Islamic Empire (Caliphate), the takeover, spiritually or otherwise, of the entire world, and jihad and martyrdom. It has front organizations in the UK, France, and the United States.

A former Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations, Dr. Dore Gold, writes of a fear that the Muslim Brotherhood, widely seen as having become moderate over the years, will "exploit a figure like [Mohammed] ElBaradei in order to hijack the Egyptian revolution at a later stage." Gold noted that ever since the Brotherhood was founded over 80 years ago, it has engaged in political terrorism, assassinating Prime Minister Mahmoud al-Nuqrashi Pasha in 1948, trying to kill President Abdul Nasser several years later, and more.

"A former Kuwaiti Minister of Education, Dr. Ahmad Al-Rab'i, argued in Al-Sharq al-Awsat on July 25, 2005 that the founders of most modern terrorist groups in the Middle East emerged from 'the mantle' of the Muslim Brotherhood," Gold writes.

Even Leslie Gelb, president emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations, says that the prospect of the Muslim Brotherhood's rise to power "would be calamitous for U.S. security… The [Brotherhood] supports Hamas and other terrorist groups, makes friendly noises to Iranian dictators and torturers, would be uncertain landlords of the critical Suez Canal, and opposes the Egyptian-Israeli agreement of 1979, widely regarded as the foundation of peace in the Mideast. Above all, the [Brotherhood] would endanger counter terrorism efforts in the region and worldwide… The real danger is that our experts, pundits and professors will talk the Arab and American worlds into believing we can all trust the [Brotherhood]..." source:

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Revolutionaries to return to Tahrir with 'Day of Dignity' 'Rage 2.0'

Rage 2.0

Excited revolutionaries to return to Tahrir with 'Day of Dignity' Friday

Political groups and parties call for a demonstration on Friday to demand immediate transfer to civil rule, a year on from the 28 January, 2011 police attacks on anti-Mubarak protesters

Egyptians march during a demonstration toward Tahrir Square marking the first anniversary of the popular uprising that unseated President Hosni Mubarak in Cairo, Egypt, Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2012. (Photo: AP)

Following the success of the January 25 anniversary mass protests on Wednesday, almost 60 political groups and parties have announced their participation in Friday, 27 January protest called Friday of Dignity or Second Friday of Rage. The main demands, the groups say, are the end to the military rule and the immediate handover of power to a civilian government.

Political groups calling for the protests include the April 6 Movement, Socialist Popular Alliance Party, the Wa’i (“Awareness”) Party, the Popular Movement for the Independence of Al-Azhar, the Justice and Freedom youth movement, the Free Front for Peaceful Change, the Participation Movement and the Maspero Protesters Movement, among others.

April 6 Youth Movement and National Front for Justice and Democracy have also stated that they will stay after the Friday’s demonstrations and stage an open-ended sit-in in Tahrir Square.

Following Wednesday’s festivities, which saw hundreds of thousands in the streets, tens of people decided to remain on Tahrir until the expected demonstrations at the weekend. Groups from the Muslim Brotherhood, who initially said they would leave the square at 4pm, also stayed overnight.

“We are staying here to take care of our stage in preparation for Friday,” a member of Muslim Brotherhood told an Ahram Online correspondent in the early hours of Thursday morning. The Islamist group led the festivities on the square yesterday, despite publically distancing itself from anti-SCAF sit-ins in July, November and December.

A smaller sit-in was also formed on Wednesday night in front of Maspero, the state-owned television and radio headquarters. Protesters marched to the television building in the afternoon calling for the purification of state media, which they believe, has been spreading lies since the revolution began.

This Friday will mark the anniversary of the Friday of Rage: one of the most significant dates of the ongoing revolution. 28 January, 2011 was the first instance that the Egyptian military attacked protesters resulting in 20 deaths. The police, who traditionally dealt with demonstrations, had vacated the streets and many prisons were left open. In the ensuing security vacuum the former president Hosni Mubarak ordered the military to take control. source: