A revolution hijacked by the military in Egypt
Related article: Let’s have a revolution in Pakistan: Yeh, Yeh, Yeh! – by Razzak Memon
A Pakistani “civil society” activist recently tweeted that “people [are] dancing on tank with soldiers” to celebrate the revolution in Egypt. This (dancing on tanks with soldiers) reminded me of Pakistani pseudo-liberal civil society (Fake Civil Society – FCS) and right wingers (media and activists) welcoming Generals Ayub, Zia and Musharraf. The following is a collection of reports and extracts that shed critical light on the so called revolution (in fact a coup d’etat) in Egypt.
According to Robert Fisk:
So the Egyptian Revolution lay in the hands of the army last night as a series of contradictory statements from the military indicated that Egypt’s field marshals, generals and brigadiers were competing for power in the ruins of Mubarak’s regime. Israel, according to prominent Cairo military families, was trying to persuade Washington to promote their favourite Egyptian – former intelligence capo and Vice-President Omar Suleiman – to the presidency, while Field Marshal Tantawi, the defence minister, wanted his chief of staff, General Sami Anan, to run the country.
Mohamed ElBaradei, former UN arms inspector and ambitious Nobel Prize-winner, announced that “Egypt will explode” and “must be saved by the army”.
Analysts talk about a “network” of generals within the regime, although it is more like a cobweb, a series of competing senior officers whose own personal wealth and jealously guarded privileges were earned by serving the regime whose 83-year old leader now appears as demented as he does senile. The health of the President and the activities of the millions of pro-democracy protesters across Egypt are thus now less important than the vicious infighting within the army.
Yet if they have discarded the rais – the President – the military’s high command are men of the old order. Indeed, most of the army’s highest-ranking officers were long ago sucked into the nexus of regime power. In Mubarak’s last government, the vice- president was a general, the prime minister was a general, the deputy prime minister was a general, the minister of defence was a general and the minister of interior was a general. Mubarak himself was commander of the air force. The army brought Nasser to power. They supported General Anwar Sadat. They supported General Mubarak. The army introduced dictatorship in 1952 and now the protesters believe it will become the agency of democracy. Some hope.
Thus – sadly – Egypt is the army and the army is Egypt. Or so, alas, it likes to think. It therefore wishes to control – or “protect”, as army communiqués constantly reiterate – the protesters demanding the final departure of Mubarak.
A military communiqué yesterday morning called for “free and fair elections”, adding that Egyptian armed forces were “committed to the demands of the people” who should “resume a normal way of life”. Translated into civilian-speak, this means that the revolutionaries should pack up while a coterie of generals divide up the ministries of a new government. In some countries, this is called a “coup d’etat”.
Perhaps the shadow of the army is too dark an image to invoke in the aftermath of so monumental a revolution in Egypt. Siegfried Sassoon’s joy on the day of the 1918 Armistice, the end of the First World War – when everyone also suddenly burst out singing – was genuine and deserved. Yet that peace led to further immense suffering. And the Egyptians who have fought for their future in the streets of their nation over the past three weeks will have to preserve their revolution from internal and external enemies if they are to achieve a real democracy. The army has decided to protect the people. But who will curb the power of the army?
What role did the White House play in Mubarak’s resignation?
Defense Secretary Robert Gates spoke with Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, who heads the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, just hours before Suleiman announced Mubarak’s resignation, and it was the military that likely forced Mubarak’s hand.
U.S. President Barack Obama said on Friday the resignation of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak reflected the will of the Egyptian people and called on the country’s powerful military to ensure a transition to “genuine democracy.”
Though the U.S. role in Mubarak’s resignation remained unclear, Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, head of the military council that took control on Friday, spoke with U.S. Defence Secretary Robert Gates by phone five times during the wave of mass protests, including as late as Thursday evening.
Obama made clear the importance Washington places on its close ties with the Egyptian military, which relies on $1.3 billion in annual U.S. aid and is seen as the key to keeping the situation from descending into chaos.
“The military has served patriotically and responsibly as a caretaker to the state and will now have to ensure a transition that is credible in the eyes of the Egyptian people,” Obama said.
Pentagon officials have been tight-lipped about the talks between Tantawi and Gates though the U.S. defence chief has praised Egypt’s army as a stabilizing force during the unrest.
Who’s in charge of Egypt right now?
The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces. Vice President Omar Suleiman addressed the nation Friday, noting that President Mubarak had resigned and handed over authority to the council, which includes the chief of military intelligence, the heads of each branch of service, the chief of the General Staff, and most of the military’s other top officers. The council was formed by former President Gamel Abdel Nasser with the passage of Law Number Four in the aftermath of Egypt’s crushing defeat in the Six-Day War of 1967.
Voice of America has a useful summary of the key leaders on the Supreme Council, and The New York Times has a pictorial.
What does the Egyptian Constitution have to say about all this?
Not much. If Mubarak had maintained his title of president, his decision on Thursday to assign all powers to Vice President Omar Suleiman would have been consistent with Article 82 of the Constitution. Now that he has resigned, the nation seems to have abandoned any semblance of constitutional order.
Egypt’s Constitution was first adopted in 1971. Article 84 of the document states: “In case of the vacancy of the Presidential Office or the permanent disability of the President of the Republic, the President of the People’s Assembly shall temporarily assume the Presidency.”
Ahmad Fathi Sorour has been the head of the People’s Assembly since 1991 and would be in line to assume the presidency. However, like most of the politicians from the National Democratic Party, he has mostly served as a Mubarak puppet, and neither Mubarak nor the military favor him to lead the country through crisis.
What about Vice President Suleiman—wasn’t he put in power just yesterday?
He may be out of the picture. Even if the country’s Constitution were in effect, it wouldn’t say what happens to the vice president when his boss resigns. There’s no precedent for this sort of thing, since Suleiman was appointed less than a month ago and is the first person to have that job under Mubarak. But an Egyptian legal analyst who spoke with the BBC argued that when the president leaves office, the vice president goes with him.
Is the Muslim Brotherhood about to take over?
It’s hard to say. Mubarak would never allow a pollster to gauge the brotherhood’s support among ordinary Egyptians. The group won only 20 percent of the parliamentary seats in the 2005 elections, but that’s a poor barometer of their popularity, since the turnout was below 25 percent and President Mubarak took several legislative measures (PDF) to make it difficult for members of the group to get on the ballot. If the military holds elections this year and allows representatives from the brotherhood on the ballot, there’s no way of knowing how they’d do at the polls.
Even if the brotherhood did manage to gain power, it’s debatable how catastrophic that would be for the relationship between Egypt and the West. The group is claimed to have softened its Islamist tone in recent years. (Read Shadi Hamid’s take on the Muslim Brotherhood , and a FAQ on the Brotherhood’s political priorities from the Council on Foreign Relations.)
Is the Egyptian military religious or secular?
Mostly secular. Hosni Mubarak was an officer in the Air Force and has built the military in his own image. Mubarak viewed himself as a bulwark against the Muslim Brotherhood and would not have installed officers whom he suspected of having Islamist sympathies. Most Egypt observers view the Egyptian military as a secular force in Egypt.
That said, the Egyptian military is largely a conscript force, so there are undoubtedly Islamist soldiers scattered among the 470,000 people in its ranks. The man who assassinated President Anwar Sadat in 1981 was both a member of the Muslim Brotherhood and a first lieutenant in the army. In the 1990s, Ali Mohammed, a former major in the Egyptian army, helped plan the bombings of the U.S. embassies in Tanzania and Kenya. (Read Andrew McCarthy’s skeptical take on the secularism of the Egyptian military.)
What does all this mean for the Israelis?
They’re worried. Egypt was the first country in the Middle East to recognize Israel. Mubarak made some efforts to stem the flow of weapons into Palestine and helped maintain the embargo on the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip. Just a few days ago, Israeli politicians privately expressed doubt that the long-serving dictator could be overthrown by popular protests. But when President Obama urged Mubarak to step aside, pundits across Israel howled, and President Shimon Peres lamented the likely end of Mubarak’s reign.
It’s too soon to say how Israel will react to the resignation, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has forbidden his ministers from making public comments. Netanyahu himself has expressed concern that Mubarak’s departure could create an opening for Islamists to seize power.
Israel has survived seismic shifts before, though. Aluf Benn of Haaretz notes that Israel forged its peace with Egypt around the time that its former ally, the Shah of Iran, was deposed. It’s likely the instability in Egypt will motivate Netanyahu to strengthen ties with Jordan or even Syria, which might be looking to improve relations with the U.S.
Did U.S. intelligence drop the ball on this?
Some people think so. According to Marc Ambinder of National Journal and The Atlantic, most CIA analysts stationed in Egypt spend more time monitoring arms shipments, the Muslim Brotherhood, and young Islamic radicals than worrying about the stability of the 30-year-old Mubarak regime. In addition, cooperation between American and Egyptian intelligence has declined after it became publicly known that the U.S. was relying on the Egyptians to torture terror suspects.
If Mohamed ElBaradei took over the country, what would he do?
He’s a blank slate right now. ElBaradei has spent his entire career as an international diplomat with no involvement in Egyptian politics, so he hasn’t had to take many substantive positions (aside from opposing Mubarak’s prolonged rule). He has played his hand expertly so far, according to Steven Cook of the Council on Foreign Relations. Mubarak has hobbled opposition figures through the years by harassing them with charges of corruption and libel. Because ElBaradei was outside the country and had no involvement in Egyptian affairs, the president wasn’t able to use those tactics against him in the same way.
ElBaradei’s inscrutability has enabled hopeful protesters to unite behind him. On the other hand, it has also encouraged skeptics to accuse him of harboring nefarious plans. Anne Bayefsky of the Hudson Institute, for example, thinks ElBaradei will work to make Egypt a nuclear power.
(Source: Slate)
Hussein Tantawi, head of Egypt’s Higher Military Council
Egypt’s Defense Minister Mohamed Hussein Tantawi is the head of the Higher Military Council that took control of Egypt after Hosni Mubarak resigned his post as president on Friday.
Here are some facts about Tantawi:
He was born on Oct. 31, 1935 and joined the armed forces in 1956.Tantawi holds the rank of Field Marshal and has served in the government of Egypt as minister of defense and military production since 1991 and a general commander for the armed forces since 1995.
Tantawi has served in three wars against Israel, starting with the 1956 Suez Crisis and both the 1967 and 1973 Middle East wars.
He was appointed deputy prime minister, in addition to his post as defense minister, after Mubarak sacked his cabinet in a failed attempt to calm mass protests on Jan. 29.
His military background and seniority had led to speculation he could be a possible runner for presidency, though some analysts said he had limited support among the armed forces’ rank and file.
Here are some details of Egypt’s military, which totals around 468,500 active personnel, plus a reserve of 479,000:
Army
Numbers: 280,000 – 340,000 including conscripts.
Main Battle Tanks – 3,723, including 973 A1M1 Abrams tanks.
Reconnaissance vehicles – 410.
Armoured Infantry Fighting vehicles – 610.
Armoured personnel carriers – 4,160.
Artillery pieces 4,480 (including 492 self-propelled, 962 towed).
Mortars – 2,528.
Air Defence surface-to-air missiles – at least 2,100.
Tactical surface-to-surface missiles – over 42.
Navy
Numbers: 18,500 including conscripts.
Submarines – 4 tactical patrol submarines.
Surface combatants – 10
Patrol and coastal combatants – 41
Air Force
Numbers: 30,000 including 10,000 conscripts.
Combat capable aircraft – 461. 165 fighter aircraft — 26 F-16A, 12 F16-B, 74 C- MiG-21F and 53 Mirage D/E.
Helicopters – 4 Commando electronic Intelligence
125 Electronic Attack helicopters
Other Forces:
There are also 150,000 Air Defense Command troops and 397,000 paramilitaries comprising Central Security Forces, National Guard and Border Guard forces.
Tantawi now de facto leader
Tantawi has been Egypt’s minister of defence since 1991 and in January, Mubarak also named him deputy prime minister after he sacked his cabinet in a failed bid to quell the protests that eventually brought him down.
Tantawi and Suleiman, who Mubarak only recently named as his vice-president, were for years the only active-duty military officers in Mubarak’s cabinet. Suleiman was a minister without portfolio and also headed Egypt’s intelligence agency. Both were believed to wield significant influence in the cabinet.
Tantawi appears to be the man in charge for the moment. He is well known to the U.S. government and has made many visits to the U.S. Ahead of a 2008 visit, Francis Ricciardone, then the U.S. ambassador to Egypt, sent a cable to Washington that described Tantawi as both “charming and courtly” and “aged and change-resistant.”
He described Tantawi and Mubarak as “focused on regime stability and maintaining the status quo through the end of their time.”
Ricciardone added an observation that tellingly foreshadows recent developments. Both men “simply do not have the energy, inclination or world view to do anything differently.”
The cable was among the hundreds of U.S. diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks in November 2010.
Also in that release was another cable sent by current Ambassador Margaret Scobey six months later that was even more damning of Tantawi.
In Cairo mid-level Egyptian officers can be heard “openly expressing disdain for Tantawi” and referring to him as “Mubarak’s poodle,” she wrote. The officers complain that as defence minister, Tantawi is incompetent and “reached his position only because of unwavering loyalty to Mubarak,” Scobey’s cable said.
The defence ministry reportedly fires “officers it perceives as being ‘too competent’,” because they may pose a threat to the regime, the cable explains. It was a similar situation in the military itself. For years, “the regime has not allowed any charismatic figures to reach the senior ranks.”
Suleiman expected to fade from view
As for Suleiman, U.S. officials told NBC News that they expect him to now fade from view. According to NBC, the officials said that by asking Egyptians to halt their protests in his first speech following Mubarak’s Feb. 10 address in which he was still refusing to resign, Suleiman “cast his fate with Mubarak and that hurt him with his military colleagues.”
The Egyptian constitution stipulates that when a president resigns, it is the speaker of parliament (Ahmad Fathi Sorour, a Mubarak acolyte) who takes over, but what has happened in this case is essentially a military coup — although a popular one.
The constitution also requires that elections be held within 60 days, but it seems likely that the military won’t respect that clause either.
Egypt: An uncertain transition
by B.Raman
(February 12, Chennai, Sri Lanka Guardian) Some have termed the departure of President Hosni Mubarak from office on February 11,2011, as a resignation. Some others have called it waiving the office or powers of the President. The Egyptian Constitution provides for both contingencies. When a President resigns, the Constitution requires that he should address his letter of resignation to the President (Speaker) of the Parliament. When he stops exercising the powers of the President, he addresses his letter to the Vice-President. Article 82 provides for this interesting contingency of the President leaving office without formally resigning. It says: “If on account of any temporary obstacle the President of the Republic is unable to carry out his functions, he shall delegate his powers to a vice-president.”
2.Mubarak, while leaving office much to the jubilation of the protesters, did not inform the President of the Parliament and submit a formal letter of resignation as required under the Constitution. Nor did he ask the Vice-President Omar Suleiman to take over. Instead, he asked the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces to take over. It is a coup without seeming to be a coup.
3. One can go on analyzing the circumstances of Mubarak’s departure. Whatever be the circumstances, Mubarak is gone from office for ever. It is time to discuss what next. Egypt is now in a state of transition under the leadership of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, which consists of the following:
Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, who has been the Minister of Defense and commander-in-chief of the Egyptian Armed Forces since 1991. He has been a Field Marshal since 1989. After the protests broke out on January 25, Mubarak promoted him as Deputy Prime Minister and asked him to continue to hold the defence portfolio. He visited the Tahrir Square on February 4 and met the troops deployed there as well as the protesters. He is the Chairman of the Supreme Council.
Air Marshal Reda Mahmoud Hafez Mohamed, the chief of the Air Force since March 20,2008.
Lieutenant General Sami Hafez Anan, Chief of Staff of the Army.
Lt. Gen. Abd El Aziz Seif-Eldeen, Commander of Air Defense.
Vice Admiral Mohab Mamish, chief of navy.
4. Is Lt.Gen. Omar Suleiman, the Vice-President, who made the televised announcement regarding Mubarak leaving office after handing over his powers, a member of the Supreme Council? The position is not clear. Al Jazeera says he is. Others do not say so. However, since he is only a Lt-Gen and since the Supreme Council is headed by a Field Marshal, it stands to reason that Suleiman may have to work under the orders of the Supreme Council and not vice versa.
5. What next? The present Constitution has become untenable since the post-Mubarak transitional arrangements are not in accordance with the Constitution. This gives rise to the possibility that the Supreme Council may suspend the Constitution and dissolve the Parliament. Mohamed El Baradei has said that Egypt will now have a provisional Constitution.
6. What will be the duration of the transitional arrangements? Till September when the election of a new President is due or for a longer period? The political elements, who participated in the protest movement, are already saying that it may not be possible for the Supreme Council to restore political and economic normalcy before September and, hence, according to them, it should be for a longer period. El Baradei has been quoted by the BBC as stating as follows: “ “What I have been proposing is a transitional period of one year. We will have a provisional constitution. We’ll have a transitional government, hopefully a presidential council, including a person from the army and a couple of civilians. The main idea is that the army and the Egyptian people will work together in a systematic way for a year to reach the point where we can hold a genuine free and fair election, a parliamentary election and a presidential election. I think the people of Egypt, who have been suppressed for at least 30 years, are ready to wait for a year as they see things are going in the right direction.”
7. The younger non-political elements, who played a leading role in the revolution, have not clearly indicated their view on this subject apart from expressing their trust in the Army. Wael Ghonim, the Egyptian Google executive, who is credited with rallying many young people behind El Baradei, has tweeted to his followers as follows: “The military statement is great. I trust our Egyptian Army”.
8. The Armed Forces’ statement to which he had referred said the Supreme Council would lift the country’s emergency law but only “as soon as current circumstances end”. It also said that the “Armed Forces make a commitment to caring for the people’s legitimate demands, and to seeking to follow their implementation within the time frames with full precision and resolution, until the complete transfer of power, and the achievement of the democratic free society which the people aspire to”. It pledged not to prosecute “the honest men who called for an end to corruption and for reform”. While it spoke of time-frames for the transition, it refrained from specifying those time-frames. If Ghonim comes out ultimately in support of El Baradei’s call for a longer transition, will other youth leaders support him?
9. Who will be in any transitional Government or council that may be constituted? Everybody wants that it should be a civilian council possibly headed by El Baradei and including a representative of the Armed Forces. It is not yet clear whether the Supreme Council would accept a transitional council of which the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) is a member. The MB has been supportive of El Baradei till now. He has been advocating a role for the MB in the transitional set-up, but the MB has said it does not want any role. The youth leaders are not opposed to it. The Supreme Council has not yet spelt out its views.
10. What now of Mubarak? Will he be allowed to lead a quiet life in Sharam-el- Sheikh, where he has reportedly taken up residence or will he face further humilitation. The youth elements want him to be held accountable for his alleged misdeeds and enquiries ordered against him. This is clear from the following Tweets of Ghonim to his followers: “Soon the ugly face of the regime will be supported by documents and evidence “ and “the money Mubarak and his family stole out of the Egyptian people should go to families of martyrs and to reconstruct Egypt.” The Supreme Council and El Baradei have kept quiet on any further action against Mubarak,but the youth leaders are now saying that now that Mubarak is gone, they should focus on action against his dictatorship. It is evident they want action against all those closely identified with Mubarak. Omar Suleiman was very close to Mubarak for 20 years. He was part of the Mubarak dictatorship. Will they demand action against him?
11. Ghonim emerged as a legendary leader of the youth component of the revolution. But he was also a senior executive of a US multinational (Google). Some of his statements could now be interpreted as business and corporate houses friendly. One of his Tweets says: “ Lets work on raising 100 Billion EGP from Egyptians to rebuild Egypt. Talked to one business man and he is ready to put the first 1 B”. Will other young leaders, who come from middle and lower middle class families, feel comfortable with his policies towards the business world? All the business families, which minted billions, were with Mubarak.
12. What are the chances of the prairie fire of revolution spreading to other Arab countries? The immediate danger is to Yemen, Algeria and Libya. Ghonim has already tweeted as follows to anti-Govt protesters in Algeria: “My heart and prayers to the Algerian brothers and sisters. “ Yemen has been in turmoil for nearly three weeks now. There have been sporadic protests in Algeria and Libya. Developments in these countries can move fast now.
( The writer is Additional Secretary (retd), Cabinet Secretariat, Govt. of India, New Delhi, and, presently, Director, Institute For Topical Studies, Chennai. E-mail: seventyone2@gmail.com )
http://www.srilankaguardian.org/2011/02/egypt-uncertain-transition.html
The same puppet masters have slithered in the back door and hijacked the Egyptian revolution. Several indications including the police retreating and military changing sides, the immediate power change to appointed vice-president and CIA pointman Omar Suleiman, the provocateurs that the citizens captured were carrying Military identification and CIA issued weapons, U. S. funding for military, U.S companies supplying the military and police tear gas and tanks, troops heading to Egypt, and finally the government letting 60,000+ people out of prison with instructions to loot the cities wealthy areas. Will the people of Egypt rise up above the puppet masters or will they retreat to accept the same regime?
With very close similarities to our current American economic situation including the unemployment rate, sky rocketing food prices and shortages, desecration of the Peoples rights, governmental corruption, the hostile takeover of the mobster central banking cartel, and the continual expansion of the military complex, a revolution on the horizon appears inevitable here in America. The only question we must ask is will we be deceived when they stick a new puppet in and make promises that they won’t keep to advance the pre-planned agenda and the total looting of America by the octopus giant central banking cartel? As the majority appears to support the people for freedom in Egypt, the dark side smells like a design for the beginning of a worldly hostile take-over. It is becoming a worldly problem and it seems this economic crash and global insurrection is now taking place on a global scale.
Protesters as of this morning say they will not accept the newly appointed Omar Suleiman to represent them even for a transitional period. The protestors voice that he is the same as the old regime and strong ties to U.S. forces and criminal activities. Suleiman was born in 1936 in southern Egypt. He enrolled in the military and received additional training in the Soviet Union. Along with being a CIA pointman, he was involved in the war in Yemen in 1962, 67, and 73 against Israel and was recognized as a military strategist. Suleiman has been director of EGIS and plays a prominent public role in diplomacy. He acted as a mediator in the Israel-Palestine conflicts. He has strong ties and built relationships with the U.S government and intelligence officials. He has had access to Egypt’s political security files and was classified as a mastermind behind the fragmentation of the Islamist groups who were responsible for the uprising in the state in the 1990’s. The people do not want the same puppets working for the same New World Order Agenda. The people have cried, “we will not be silenced, I will die today.”
The U.S is quick to come to the aid of Israel and played it off that the U.S. is concerned about the Egyptian people’s ”universal rights” while temporarily blacking out to the hard facts that the US uses Egypt as a Rendition Center for secretly torturing people, so that they do not get the blame. In an article written by Crooks and Liars, Hillary Clinton is quoted over the weekend saying, “We believe that democracy, human rights, economic reform are in the best interests of the Egyptian people. Any government that does not try to move in that direction cannot meet the legitimate needs of the people. And in the 21st century, it is highly vulnerable to what we have seen in the region and beyond. People are not going to stand by any longer and not be given the opportunity to fulfill their own God-given potential.” Democracy? That’s a laugh in the face to the Egyptian people when Omar Suleiman, the newly appointed vice president, was the CIA’s point man on extraordinary rendition in Egypt. Could these revolutions taking place across the world be CIA-driven that points to the New World Order’s Agenda to bring the world under one command in the name of Peace and Security? Vice-president Biden is quoted telling Americans through mainstream, “Egypt’s Mubarak no dictator, he shouldn’t step down” This statement is just asinine to the world. Is this a U.S. uprising? Are the people of Egypt sending a message that they are tired of the United States policing and controlling the people for the Fascist Elites hiding behind the curtain?
The US relationship with Egypt can be traced by following the money. In 2004, The Christian Science Monitor reported,
“Aid is central to Washington‘s relationship with Cairo. The US has provided Egypt with $1.3 billion a year in military aid since 1979, and an average of $815 million a year in economic assistance. All told, Egypt has received over $50 billion in US largesse since 1975. The money is seen as bolstering Egypt‘s stability, support for US policies in the region, US access to the Suez Canal, and peace with Israel. But some critics question the aid’s effectiveness in spurring economic and democratic development in the Arab world’s most populous country – a higher US priority after Sept. 11, 2001.”
In another report in 1991, The New York Times reports,
“PARIS, May 26 — The United States and its allies have decided to forgive half the $20.2 billion that Egypt owes them, partly in thanks for the support it gave the anti-Iraq coalition during the Persian Gulf war, Egyptian officials said today.”
On The Power Hour News on the GCN Network, Joyce Riley expressed concern over how the U.S. forgave debt to Egypt in exchange for their support of the Gulf War.
“7.1 billion+ in military debt was forgiven by the U.S. for the Egyptian support of the Gulf War. Since when have we been forgiven for our own debts? Tax the backs of the American people, but forgive Egypt in exchange for the war.” Israel, Egypt, and Pakistan…what are we thinking listeners? “The people had to protect themselves – they grabbed golf clubs, knives, tools out of their cars, machetes – anything to protect themselves…listeners, second amendment! second amendment! second amendment!!”
What about the military and the police suddenly retreating and switching sides? When the riots first broke out, the people were hit with heavy police forces resulting in many injuries and deaths. Suddenly, they pulled out and they were out of there…are they really supporting the people or were they asked to stand down? They were then left with the military from Egypt who is also heavily protecting the US embassy. CNN’s Ben Wedeman reports, “saw a truckload of riot police leaving Cairo this morning. They looked defeated and scared. people say “they should be.” Then, in another report , The Wall Street Journal is quoted, “According to a top news source from Egypt, the military meanwhile seems to have switched sides; as protesters swarmed over Cairo’s central square, the officers stationed there threw off their helmets and joined them, crying, “The army and the people are one hand in hand”. Protesters hoisted the officers on their shoulders in triumph. One professor said, “The government is trying to transform the people’s revolution into looting mobs so they can justify cracking down”. President Mubarak still has allies like Saudi Arabia today condemned the protests, with King Abdullah calling the ring-leaders “infiltrators” who were trying to destabilize the country.”
Were they standing down to pacify the people as the regime makes way for the arrival of American occupation? Recent reports surfaced that Connecticut National Guard Detachment 2, Company I, 185th Aviation Regiment of Groton has mobilized and will deploy to the Sinai Peninsula, Egypt, to support the Multinational Force and Observers two weeks ago. Another example of how the agenda was already in the works to deploy American troops before the riots broke out is when the USS Kearsarge left a week or two ago heading for Egypt. Smells like a preplanned engagement on the part of the U.S. when occupancy in Egyptwas planned prior to the riots! The NWO regime is now just bringing total tyranny to the world in plain sight. Secret US document discloses support for protesters -”the American Embassy in Cairo helped a young dissident attend a U.S. sponsored summit for activists in New York, while working to keep his identity secret from Egyptian state police. On his return to Cairo in December 2008, the activist told US diplomats that an alliance of opposition groups had drawn up a plan to overthrow President Hosni Mubarak and install a democratic government in 2011.”
Provocateurs (police or military personnel) have been spotted, captured, and exposed looting and causing prep-planned violence throughout the crisis. Paid provocateurs seem to be in every major rally, protest, or demonstration that we have seen lately in the news. These thugs are responsible for the acts of violence in many incidences as they dress in plain clothes or ski-masks. They are used so that the liar media can drill into the heads of their viewers that the protestors are at fault and lure the public into believing peaceful protests are violent by the people. According to an article by Daily Paul,
“You would think that our “ally” using part of his $1.5 billion a year in US military aid to pay convicts and security forces to cause mayhem would be a big story, but I guess not in the American major media.”
“At FDL: Mubarak Tries to Sow Chaos, Egyptians Still Say No , Ayman Nour, opposition leader and head of the Ghad Party, told Al-Masry Al-Youm that his fellow party members have caught several thugs who work for the Interior Ministry. After capturing them in downtown Cairo and Heliopolis, Nour’s followers found ministry of interior IDs on them, Nour said. “The regime is trying to project the worst image possible to make it clear to people that they have only one of two alternatives: either the existing order or chaos,” he said.“
In Nasr City, an Eastern Cairo neighborhood, residents attempting to restore security told Al-Masry Al-Youm that looters were caught yesterday. “They were sent by the government. The government got them out of prison and told them to rob us,” says Nameer Nashaat, a resident working alongside other youths to preserve order in the district. “When we caught them, they said that the Ministry of Interior has sent them.”
Infowars reported: [Al Jazeera reporter] Ayman Mohyeldin reports that eyewitnesses have said “party thugs” associated with the Egyptian regime’s Central Security Services – in plainclothes but bearing government-issued weapons – have been looting in Cairo. Ayman says the reports started off as isolated accounts but are now growing in number.
In a report by Raw Story, U.S. companies are providing the tear gas being used by police to disperse onto protesters in Cairo, Egypt and were made in America, according to a television news report. The labels on canisters say that the tear gas was produced by Combined Systems International (CSI) of Jamestown, Pa., Egyptian protesters with photographic proof told ABC News Friday
http://thegovernmentrag.wordpress.com/2011/02/01/the-culprit-the-lies-and-the-upris/
Globalist Stooge ElBaradei Prepares To Hijack Egyptian Revolution
Won’t get fooled again? Zbigniew Brzezinski tells Mubarak to step down
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet.com
Monday, January 31, 2011
Zbigniew Brzezinski has called for Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to step down as globalist stooge Mohammed ElBaradei prepares to act as the pied piper for a revolution that has been hijacked by the global elite.
Speaking with fellow CFR member Christiane Amanpour, Brzezinski told ABC News’ This Week that Mubarak must be convinced by “outside advice” that “It is in his interest as well as in Egypt’s interest that he goes and that he sets in motion a process which facilitates that.”
Although Brzezinski warned of a “global political awakening” during a CFR meeting last year that threatened to topple the existing international order, it is unsurprising that Brzezinski is calling for the ousting of Mubarak despite the fact that he has been a dutiful servant to the new world order elite.
It became known in Brzezinski’s globalist circles at least three years ago that Egypt was teetering on the edge of revolt and that another political entity would fill the inevitable vacuum of power if the elite didn’t get ahead of the game.
That’s why the American Embassy trained rebel leaders to infiltrate opposition groups from the very beginning, as the Telegraph revealed on Saturday.
The geopolitical maneuverings of the US military-industrial complex don’t take away from the fact that the revolt in Egypt is driven by genuine grievances relating to spiraling food prices, high unemployment, policy brutality and the grass-roots drive to unseat a 30 year dictatorship.
However, if they allow globalist carpetbagger Mohammed ElBaradei to seize power, demonstrators are ensuring that their actions are in vain and ultimately worthless.
Addressing protesters in Cairo yesterday, ElBaradei demanded Mubarak step down and promised “change within days”.
“You are the owners of this revolution. You are the future,” ElBaradei declared. “Our essential demand is the departure of the regime and the beginning of a new Egypt in which each Egyptian lives in virtue, freedom and dignity.”
Egyptians may be the owners of the revolution, but the owners of ElBaradei himself are busy hijacking that revolution by installing a puppet that will be just as compliant with Egypt continuing as a globalist client state as Mubarak has been for the past 30 years. Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
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ElBaradei serves on the Board of Trustees of the International Crisis Group, who on Friday issued a press release protesting the decision on behalf of Egyptian authorities to place ElBaradei under house arrest.
International Crisis Group is a shadowy NGO (non-governmental organization) that enjoys an annual budget of over $15 million and is bankrolled by the likes of Carnegie, the Ford Foundation, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, as well as George Soros’ Open Society Institute. Soros himself serves as a member of the organization’s Executive Committee.
In other words, this is a major geopolitical steering group for the global elite.
The fact that their man ElBaradei is being primed to head up the post-Mubarak government should set alarm bells ringing in the ears of every demonstrator who is protesting in the name of trying to wrestle Egypt away from the clutches of new world order control.
Indeed, even Mubarak himself is now seemingly catching on to the understanding that his usefulness to the global power elite has run its course, remarking during a national address Saturday that the protests were “part of a bigger plot to shake the stability and destroy the legitimacy” of the political system.
ElBaradei is the central figure in a long term plot to subvert and steer the outcome of a revolution that the global elite knew was coming three years ahead of time. Although his installation as puppet president may see political freedoms temporarily restored as a symbolic gesture, Egypt’s destiny will still be firmly under the control of the same parties that have pulled Mubarak’s strings for the past three decades.
Sham Afghanistan-style rigged elections will ensue where the Egyptian people are given the false decision of choosing between two globalist-controlled puppets. The international media will hail the event as a momentous occasion for democracy in the Middle East and broadcast endless images of purple fingers, but the true legacy of the revolution will be eviscerated and Egyptians will eventually realize that they were the victims of a cruel deception.
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Paul Joseph Watson is the editor and writer for Prison Planet.com. He is the author of Order Out Of Chaos. Watson is also a fill-in host for The Alex Jones Show. Watson has been interviewed by many publications and radio shows, including Vanity Fair and Coast to Coast AM, America’s most listened to late night talk show.
http://birdflu666.wordpress.com/2011/01/31/globalist-stooge-elbaradei-prepares-to-hijack-egyptian-revolution/
The U.S. Will Hijack Egypt’s Revolution
By Malik Sekou Osei
The tactics of the Obama Administration towards Egypt has flowed from two strategic aims at this point: defending the Egyptian capitalist neo-colonialist state and maintaining Egypt as the key player of American imperialist foreign policy in the Mediterranean, North Africa and throughout the Middle East.
The poor people of Egypt and the insurgent masses must not permit themselves the slightest illusion in the intention and plans of President Barack Obama. The president and his advisors in the Pentagon and the CIA are determined to contain, defuse and eventually crush the revolutionary movement.
The events in the last few weeks took the Obama Administration by surprise. The Obama Administration did not foresee the mass revolt against Washington’s long time asset, the Egyptian head-of-state Hosni Mubarak. Even as tens of thousands of people and young were defying the police violence last Tuesday, at this point US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was vouching for the constancy of the Mubarak government.
The US is heavily invested—politically, economically and military—in the Mubarak regime. Its reluctance to dispense summarily with the dictator is not an expression of sentimentality. Rather, the United States fears that the too hasty scraping of Mubarak will demoralize and emasculate the confidence of other dictators on the CIA payroll and the dependability and trustworthiness of Washington and its support. However, in the final analysis, Mubarak’s fate is of a secondary matter. Of exceptionally greater concern to Washington is the survival of the Egyptian military and security services upon which capitalist rule depends.
At this point, the Obama Administration is concerned that an attempt to use the army to crack down on the protestors could lead to the military’s collapse. It is not certain that the troops can be relied on to shoot down citizens on the streets of Alexandria, Cairo, Dum Yat, Abu Mena and other cities that may be the only way to save Mubarak.
US policymakers are haunted by the precedent of the Iranian Revolution of 1979. For Washington had not prepared a political alternative to the Shah, Reza Pahlavi, and the Iranian military cracked beneath the pressure of the revolution. The result was the loss of a critical client state in the Persian Gulf.
Short term US policy is to shore up the Egyptian military and intelligence apparatus—hence we see the appointment of the intelligence chief and former general Omar Suleiman as vice president—and to prepare a political alternative to Mubarak if he decides not to step down. But it should be noted that any replacement that was to be endorsed and certified by Washington will be nothing but a puppet providing a pseudo-democratic illusion for a new military regime.
The one candidate for this task is a Mohamed ElBaradei, who at this point is being put forward and endorsed by most of the US media. A faithful envoy of the Egyptian comprador ruling elite, ElBaradei flew back from his home in Vienna last week for the explicit purpose of heading off a revolutionary overthrow of the Mubarak regime.
The Muslim Brotherhood has agreed to back ElBaradei as a way to have political patronage from Washington.
Clinton made the absurd and ridiculous statement: “We continue to urge the Egyptian government, as the United States has for 30 years, to respond to the legitimate aspirations of the Egyptian people and begin to take concrete steps to implement democratic and economic reform.”
What has this 30-year campaign for democratic reform in Egypt consisted of? Piling Mubarak with $1.5 billion a year in aid, overwhelmingly military, and lauding him as a dependable and steadfast supporter in the war against Iraq, the defense of Israel and the “War on Terror.” Not only has the US been in cahoots with the Mubarak regimes murder and torture of political opponents, but the US had also used Mubarak’s intelligence agencies and police as tortures-for-hire in
Washington’s policy of kidnapping and “renditioning” alleged terrorist.
The Obama Administration knows and understands that whatever government that it subsidizes will not end the political disaster in Egypt. For it is impossible for any capitalist regime to meet a single one of the social and political demands of masses—for jobs, an end to poverty in the cities and countryside, and the abolition of the brutally repressive police organizations.
The social crises can’t be handled by the comprador government of Egypt in alliance with Israel that has been an essential component of the country’s strategic role in the Middle East since the trip of President Anwar Sadat, Mubarak’s predecessor, to Jerusalem in 1977. The money corrupt Egyptian elite is too completely tied to US imperialism to face or carry out any genuine reform in the country.
One can be more than certain that behind all of the events that is currently going on in Egypt, behind the scenes the American Pentagon is looking into the inventory of every regiment, brigade, and branch of the Egyptian military to decide which forces can be relied upon to carry out protecting American interests in the region.
In an interview posted on Youtupe, Jon B. Alterman of the Center for Strategic and international Studies in Washington says: “As in Tunisia, the protests appear to represent a largely leaderless movement with no clear agenda and no way to seize power.”
It’s this political vacuum that the US and its clients want to exploit. The development of revolutionary forces requires a clear political strategy, based on an understanding of the historical background, the international context and the class dynamics of the revolution. The mass movement cannot have any confidence in any pseudo-democratic reformer and the more than compromised representatives of the Egyptian elite.
For history is on our side, but not time.
http://www.blackstarnews.com/news/135/ARTICLE/7099/2011-02-03.html
A military communiqué yesterday: Translated into civilian-speak, this means that the revolutionaries should pack up while a coterie of generals divide up the ministries of a new government. In some countries, this is called a “coup d’etat”.
I would say “kis nay ulloo banadiya, misrion ko”. Military was ruling and now only replacement of a face takes place. Inqalab ya intaqam>!?
Future of Egypt: All love a feel good story, but the military has a different agenda than the protesters and they are in the process of implementing it. The military is going to let the celebrations last for48 hours. Then the army has plans to redeploy the police in full force, including the Central Security Forces, to clear the streets . The next communique will have some rhetoric and outline the election process (always subject to change), but they won’t be rushing into elections.
Also, look for the radical Islamic militancy flag to be used. Already, the leadership is discussing the jail break on Jan. 29 and the ensuing riots as being “linked to external leaderships, particularly AQ” and that the members were part of jihadist organizations along with Hamas/Hezbullah. They are probably going to use the flag of radical Islam to check the entire opposition. They are already emphasizing the riots and looting was done by Hamas militants, MB, and etc. and not directing the blame towards plainclothes policeman. It is a tried and tested tactic and the Egyptian public is aware of it, so there might be forthcoming “attacks” orchestrated to lend credence to the notion that the military must safeguard Egypt from the specter of radical Islam.
The army has been in charge since 1952 and they still are in charge. They purged one individual. Reality will hit the posters on here soon enough. There were just maximum 200,000 protesters on good day though inflated by media, so 1/400th or 0.0025% of Egyptian people.
What happened in Egypt is not liberation, it is trading a veteran dictator for a new oppressor, Are the people of Iran any more free after their revolution. What about Russia? This so called revolution only creates a void to be filled by the next regime or religious elite. People who only know oppression will cry for what they know and are comfortable with the moment they feel physical hunger. An elephant that is put in chains as an infant can be controlled with a string as an adult. The price of true liberty is far more than 18 days of protest, it is a painful sacrifice that changes the collective mindset and identity of a people
Let’s call it what it is: a military coup. ‘This was planned in the beginning by the military using the people to pull it off. It is same as What Pakistan army is trying to do with help of ‘free media’ in Pakistan in case of Raymond Davis.
The two strongest elements in Egypt are the military and the Brotherhood. The Brotherhood has said they will not field a candidate in any upcoming election. The Brotherhood would favor the clergy stepping into the power vacuum.’ It’s out of frying pan and into the fire.
The military may have promised to lift the Emergency Measures, but when “change”” does not take place fast enough, will the people return to the street ? If at they do, the Emergency Measures will return. A military junta is just that. Military has control of Mukhabbarat, the Ministry of the Interior’s secret police.
The Egyptians have no democratic traditions in the land of pharoahs and any attempt to “help” Egypt achieve a representational democratic government will only lead to the ascent of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Army and Islam is against democracy. Work ethics are Insha Allah. To change their fortunes Muslims have to start working for a change and best way to start with is secular international science heavy education which Islam and army both don’t allow.
To begin with this military intervention does not guarantee a pluralistic democracy taking root in Egypt. I recall the events of Pakistan when the military intervened there over a decade ago. Has a democracy taken root there? Has the region’s security been increased since that time? Has the economy of the region improved in such a way that improves the ordinary lives of people in the region? To say yes would invite laughter. This moment marks the beginning of an internal power struggle for Egypt that will inevitably turn violent and sectarian.
Unfortunately, the daily economic conditions of the people in the region stand to get worse, not better. Let us not forget the other states in the region that have yet to open up to economic and political reform, namely, Syria, Sudan and Saudi Arabia. Does anyone really think those regimes will change without violence? I think not.
The Military is incredibly powerful in Egypt, same as in Pakistan (army lost all external and internal wars, and still rules behind the scenes with it’s new partner, the ‘free media’). The irony is that these people (Shah, Baby Duck, Ayub Khan,Zia & Musharaf) are used to surviving longer than people expect them to survivie. Let’s hope facebook and internet technology spreads freedom and gives more power to people
Egyptian Army has just has a successful coup d’état and they’re in charge. In the present no one is liberated. Omar Suleiman is still there, now installed in the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces. Was Libya “liberated” by Gaddafi in 1969? Were the Iranians “liberated” by the Revolutionary Guard? Was Cuba “liberated” by Castro? Was Egypt “liberated” in 1952? Replacing one autocracy with another is not “liberation”. And in Egypt’s case the change is even more superficial than the other examples, because the real power structure is unchanged. Mubarak was an old man who answered to the Army anyway.
It only ‘seems’ to be a liberation. Last such moment was Obama’s election, crying, hugging in the streets, waving flags, etc. In Egypt even less has changed than when Obama was elected. Mubarak was an old man, merely a symbol of the power structure, not the power itself. The real power is held by the army and they are the ones who carried out the coup – the protesters provided the pretext and context. Reality will set in shortly just as it did in the US.
Urgent task is to get the economy back on track. The protests of the past three weeks are estimated to have cost the country more than $300m a day, in part because of a collapse in tourism. That is $ 6 billions. Will Egyptians work overtime to cover this deficit ? We all very well know the Egyptians’ work ethics of Insha Allah. Or should the ‘shaitan’ US pay ?
Tarek Fatah (Twitter)
Manifesto of Hassan AlBanna’s Muslim #Brotherhood: Read & reflect before u get lulled by their spin
http://tinyurl.com/4okunh2
http://www.facebook.com/notes/tarek-fatah/the-50-point-manifesto-of-hassan-al-bannas-muslim-brotherhood-read-reflect/10150099767902508
General Kayani’s message to Hosni Mubarak: You really didn’t have to resign. I could have donated a couple of suicide bombers for Tahrir.
لیکن…چوراہا …حسن نثار
عوام تو عوام ان کے لیڈروں کا بھی جواب نہیں جو مصر میں آنے والی تبدیلی کو ”انقلاب“ قرار دیتے ہوئے نہ صرف بغلیں بجا رہے ہیں بلکہ اپنے حکمرانوں کو بھی چتاؤنیا ں دے رہے ہیں کہ بندے بن جاؤ ورنہ یہاں بھی مصر والا ایکشن ری پلے ہوسکتا ہے اور تو اور ہمارے عالم فاضل میڈیا کا بھی کوئی ثانی نہیں جو مصر میں لکھی جانے والی کہانی کو ”عوام کی جیت“کا عنوان دے رہا ہے حالانکہ مختصر ترین لفظوں میں تلخ ترین حقیقت صرف اتنی ہے کہ… ہر آنے والا جانے والے سے بڑھ چڑھ کر امریکی وفادار ہوگا ا ور اگر صرف چہروں کی تبدیلی ہی ”انقلاب“ اور ”عوام کی فتح“ ہوسکتی ہے تو بسم اللہ میں کون ہوتا ہوں دریائے نیل کے رنگ میں بھنگ ڈالنے والا لیکن ایک سوال مسلسل مجھے گدگدی کر رہا ہے کہ تیس برس تک مصریوں کی گردنوں پر سوار رہ کر اربوں کھربوں ڈالر لوٹ لے جانے والا اگر اتنی زبردست ، بھرپور اور تابڑ توڑ اننگ کھیل کر چلا بھی گیا تو اس پر زیادہ سے زیادہ کتنا جشن جچتا ہے؟ لیکن ہماری تو سائیکی ہی نرالی ہے کہ…
”ایک ہنگامہ پہ موقوف ہے گھر کی رونق
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ISI’s agent Haroon-ur-Rashid (media secretary of Imran Khan) terms Asif Zardari and Nawaz Sharif as Honsni Mubaraks of Pakistan and waits for a similar (military) revolution in this country.
اہلِ پاکستان کے لیے سرخوشی کا دن تو نہیں کہ پوری ڈھٹائی سے ان کے حسنی مبارک برقرار ہیں۔ امریکی ایما پر طے ہونے والے این آر او کے تحت منعقد الیکشن کے فاتح اور ان کا حلیف ، جسے اپوزیشن کا کردار سونپا گیا۔ پھر بھی مسرت کی ایک کرن کہ شاید دریائے نیل کے کناروں سے کوئی چنگاری دریائے سندھ کے ڈیلٹا تک چلی آئے
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مصر میں تبدیلی… سویرے سویرے …نذیرناجی
مصرکا انقلاب اپنی منزل پر پہنچ گیا۔ ریٹائرڈجنرل چلا گیا۔ حاضر سروس جنرل آ گیا۔ حسنی مبارک نے آخری دم تک ایوان اقتدارمیں رہنے کی کوشش کی۔ عمر سلیمان کو اختیارات سونپ کر ان کا خیال تھا کہ عوام ان کی بات پر یقین کرتے ہوئے‘ اس انتظام کو تبدیلی سمجھ لیں گے اور جیسے ہی وہ گھروں کو واپس گئے‘ تو عوامی مظاہروں کو منظم اور ان کی قیادت کرنے والوں کو ڈھونڈ ڈھونڈھ کر اسی انجام سے دوچار کر دیں گے‘ جیسا کہ وہ پہلے کرتے آئے ہیں۔ مگر وہ یہ بات بھول گئے کہ ان کے بیرونی آقا ‘آنکھیں پھیر چکے ہیں۔ حسنی مبارک 30 سال مقتدر رہنے کے بعدکسی کام کے نہیں رہ گئے اور ان کے پاس دینے کے لئے کچھ باقی نہیں بچا۔ ان کے جمودزدہ طرزحکمرانی سے‘ عوام بیزار ہو چکے ہیں۔ وہ تبدیلی چاہتے ہیں اور اس وقت تک کسی تبدیلی کو قبول نہیں کریں گے‘ جب تک اس پر حسنی مبارک کے چہرے کی چھاپ ہے۔ آخری لمحات میں امریکی صدر اوباما نے ‘ اسرائیلی لابی کے دباؤ میں آ کر حسنی مبارک کو بچانے کی خاطر کئی پینترے بدلے۔شاید وہ چاہتے تھے کہ اقتدار عمر سلیمان کو منتقل کر کے‘ حسنی مبارک علامتی سربراہ کے طور پر موجود رہیں۔ مگر ایک ہی دن میں پتہ چل گیا کہ عوام یہ گولی لینے پر تیار نہیں۔ وہ اس امکان کو دیکھتے ہی نئے جوش و خروش کے ساتھ گھروں سے نکل پڑے اور واضح کر دیا کہ انہیں حسنی مبارک کسی صورت میں قبول نہیں اور اس مرتبہ وہ تحریرچوک سے باہر نکل پڑے ۔ ٹیلی ویژن سٹیشن پر قبضہ کر لیا اور قصر صدارت کی جانب بڑھنے لگے۔ جس پر حسنی مبارک اور ان کے سرپرست خوفزدہ ہو گئے اور انہیں بادل نخواستہ حسنی مبارک کی سبکدوشی پر تیار ہونا پڑا۔
آخر میں بھی ایک چالاکی کرنے کی کوشش کی گئی اور وہ یہ کہ نگران حکومت کی قیادت عمرسلیمان ہی کرتے رہیں۔ مگر اس مرتبہ فوج نے بس نہیں چلنے دیا۔ اس کے بعد نہ حسنی مبارک اور نہ عمر سلیمان‘ کسی کو بھی عوام سے خطاب اور کوئی حکم نامہ جاری کرنے کی مہلت نہ ملی۔ فوج نے اقتدار پر قبضہ کر لیا۔ اس کے سربراہ فیلڈ مارشل محمد حسین طنطاوی ٹیلیویژن پر نمودار ہوئے۔ اقتدار سنبھال لینے کا اعلان کیا۔ مگر سابق صدر حسنی مبارک کو سیلوٹ پیش کرنا نہیں بھولے۔اس سے ثابت ہو گیا کہ فیصلہ چہرے بدلنے کا ہوا ہے‘ طرزحکومت بدلنے کا نہیں۔
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احتجاج شروع ہونے کے بعد گزشتہ دو ہفتوں سے فوج نے ایک شاطر جواری کی طرح دونوں طرف سے شرطیں لگا رکھیں تھی۔ ایک طرف تو فوج مظاہرین کے ساتھ دیتی ہوئی نظر آ رہی تھی تو دوسری طرف وہ مبارک حکومت کی طرف سے جاری رکھے جانے والے تشدد کے سلسلے میں وہ خاموش تماشائی بنی ہوئی تھی۔
یہ اس لیے تھا کیونکہ فوج کو صحیح معنوں میں جمہوری اصلاحات کی صورت میں بہت بڑی سیاسی اور معاشی قیمت ادا کرنا پڑے گی۔
دوسرے یہ کہ اگر مستقبل میں برسراقتدار آنے والی حکومت اسرائیل اور حماس کے بارے میں کوئی آزادانہ پالیسی اختیار کرتی ہے تو فوج کو امریکی امداد کے بند ہونے سے بھی نقصان برداشت کرنا پڑ سکتا ہے۔
اسی سے پاکستان جیسی صورت حال پیدا ہو سکتی ہے کہ ملک کی منتخب قیادت کا خارجہ پالیسی پر کنٹرول عملی طور پر ختم ہو جائے۔
اب وزیر دفاع محمد تنتاوی مصر میں سب سے طاقتور شخصیت ہیں۔ وہ ان طاقتوں کی نمائندگی کرتے ہیں جو مبارک حکومت کا اہم حصہ تھے۔ وہ مبارک حکومت جس کے علامتی سربراہ تو رخصت ہو چکے ہیں لیکن اس کا اقتدار ابھی تک قائم ہے۔ مصری فوج کے جونیئر افسران میں فیلڈ مارشل محمد تنتاوی کو صدر مبارک کے تابعدار یا ’بچے جمورے‘ کے طور پر جانا جاتا ہے۔
وکی لیکس میں سامنے آنے والی ایک مراسلے کے مطابق محمد تنتاوی کسی بھی طرح کی سیاسی اور معاشی اصلاحات کے سخت خلاف ہیں اور اسے مرکزی حکومت کی طاقت میں کمی سے تعبیر کرتے ہیں۔
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/urdu/world/2011/02/110212_early_celebrations_si.shtml
Eqyptian military suspends constitution
14-02-2011
The Egyptian military government has dissolved parliament and suspended the constitution.
In a statement on state TV, the Higher Military Council said it would stay in power for six months, or until elections were held.
Meanwhile caretaker Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq has said his main priority is to restore security. Earlier crowds of pro-democracy protesters returned to Tahrir Square in Cairo – the heart of the popular uprising that led to the resignation of President Mubarak.
The army moved into the area, asking the remaining demonstrators to go home. There were scuffles as angry protesters denounced the deployment of police.
A member of the opposition, Ayman Nour, said the Military Council statement was a ‘victory for the revolution’ and that it should satisfy anti-government protesters.
The current constitution prevents many political parties and groups from participating in elections.
http://www.rthk.org.hk/rthk/news/englishnews/20110214/news_20110214_56_733718.htm
مصر میں فوج نے پارلیمنٹ کو تحلیل کردیا ہے اور آئین معطل کردیا ہے۔
یہ اعلان مصر کے سرکاری ٹی وی پر کیا گیا ہے۔ اعلان میں کہا گیا ہے کہ سیاسی اصلاحات اور نئی حکومت میں چھ ماہ لگ سکتے ہیں اور اس وقت تک فوج ملک کی باگ ڈور سنبھالے رکھے گی۔
اس کے علاوہ سرکاری ٹی وی پر یہ بھی اعلان کیا گیا ہے کہ فوج ایک پینل قائم کرے گی جو ملک کے آئین میں ترمیم کرے گی۔
اس سے قبل حسنی مبارک کے اقتدار سے مستعفی ہونے کے بعد ان کی بنائی گئی کابینہ کا پہلا اجلاس ہوا۔
مصر کے وزیر اعظم احمد شفیق نے کہا کہ نگران حکومت کی پہلی ذمہ داری ملک میں امن و امان کی صورتحال کو بہتر بنانا ہے۔
دریں اثناء کئی حوالوں سے قاہرہ میں زندگی معمول پر آنا شروع ہو گئی ہے۔ شہر میں بینک، دکانیں اور یونیورسٹیاں دوبارہ کھل گئی ہیں اور سڑکوں پر عوام کی بڑی تعداد کے علاوہ ٹریفک بھی رواں دوان ہے۔
مصر کی فوج نے قاہرہ میں واقع التحریر سکوائر میں موجود مظاہرین سے جگہ خالی کرانی شروع کردی۔ تاہم مظاہرین کا کہنا ہے کہ وہ اس وقت تک وہاں سے نہیں جائیں گے جب تک اصلاحات پر عملدرآمد نہیں ہو جاتا۔ کئی مقامات پر فوج اور مظاہرین کے درمیان آمنا سامنا بھی ہوا لیکن کسی مرحلے پر بھی صورت حال میں تلخی پیدا
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اگرچہ فوج اور مظاہرین میں ہاتھا پائی ہونے کی خبریں ہیں تاہم بی بی سی کے نامہ نگار کا کہنا ہے کہ التحریر سکوائر کو خالی بغیر کسی مشکل کے خالی کرایا جا رہا ہے
http://www.bbc.co.uk/urdu/world/2011/02/110213_egypt_tahrir_army_pics.shtml
These are the strategic centers of Egypt’s leaderless revolution and theme of the meetings is: What next?
Two principal camps are emerging. One wants to approach the military junta that took command of Egypt on Friday afternoon with a unified list of demands, including replacing Mubarak’s last cabinet as quickly as possible. Others want to maintain the protest momentum as well, keeping the pressure on the generals to deliver democratic reform, and fast. But the second option carries risks with a military that feels that it has been extremely responsive to the people’s desires and needs to maintain order.
“There’s a new protest ethic in Egypt: When you get angry, you get some people together and make signs,” says Shadi Hamid, research director at the Brooking Institution’s Doha Center. “I think that’s a good thing, but that’s not something military is going to look kindly on indefinitely. From their standpoint they’ve given the people what they want. ‘What more is there to ask for?’”
“Remember, the military’s mandate is to preserve the stability of the state,” says Mr. Hamid. “So if people go back to Tahrir Square and [the state radio and television building] and close up the center of the city again, they’re not likely to tolerate that kind of action.”
But Alaa Abd El Fattah, a democracy activist and blogger, taking a break from a Friday night strategy session of about 30 people on the roof of downtown Cairo’s Carlton Hotel, said he worries that the absence of a new cabinet of national unity could make pushing for democracy harder.
“At the moment, the military isn’t talking to anyone, I don’t think they really know who to talk to,” he said. “Right now, all the existing parties are trying to cut deals and get something for themselves – the longer this goes on, the better chance they have of success.”
The status of political prisoners – a group of activists demanded on Saturday that they all be immediately released – remains unclear. Mr. Fattah said there were some signs that prisoners have been released, but far from all.
http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Middle-East/2011/0213/Egypt-revolution-With-a-military-junta-in-charge-now-the-politics-start/(page)/2
Martial law in Egypt! Where have all the #FCS revolutionaries gone?
It will be entertaining (but not surprising) if someone could compile an #FCS Tweet Archive on the Egypt ‘revolution’
Ayman Nour welcomes the martial law, expresses trust in army. Army promises free & fair elections in 6 months. How familiar!
While the military and mullahs in Egypt were negotiating the rules of engagement, the #FCS in Pakistan were celebrating: mera pia ghar aaya
Pakistani #FCS response to the martial law in Egypt: http://tiny.cc/9se95
Of course it is extremely difficult (and unpopulist) to desist from riding a populist wave
Is the army tightening its grip on Egypt?
By Robert Fisk
Monday, 14 February 2011
Egyptian soldiers surround the remaining protesters in Tahrir Square, Cairo, yesterday, as the military tried to cajole people to return to normal life
Two days after millions of Egyptians won their revolution against the regime of Hosni Mubarak, the country’s army – led by Mubarak’s lifelong friend, General Mohamed el-Tantawi – further consolidated its power over Egypt yesterday, dissolving parliament and suspending the constitution. As they did so, the prime minister appointed by Mubarak, ex-General Ahmed Shafiq, told Egyptians that his first priorities were “peace and security” to prevent “chaos and disorder” – the very slogan uttered so often by the despised ex-president. Plus ça change?
In their desperation to honour the ‘military council’s’ promise of Cairo-back-to-normal, hundreds of Egyptian troops – many unarmed – appeared in Tahrir Square to urge the remaining protesters to leave the encampment they had occupied for 20 days. At first the crowd greeted them as friends, offering them food and water. Military policemen in red berets, again without weapons, emerged to control traffic. But then a young officer began lashing demonstrators with a cane – old habits die hard in young men wearing uniforms – and for a moment there was a miniature replay of the fury visited upon the state security police here on 28 January.
It reflected a growing concern among those who overthrew Mubarak that the fruits of their victory may be gobbled up by an army largely composed of generals who achieved their power and privilege under Mubarak himself. No-one objects to the dissolution of parliament since Mubarak’s assembly elections last year – and all other years — were so transparently fraudulent. But the ‘military council’ gave no indication of the date for the free and fair elections which Egyptians believed they had been promised.
The suspension of the constitution – a document which the millions of demonstrators anyway regarded as a laissez-passer for presidential dictatorship – left most Egyptians unmoved. And the army, having received the fulsome thanks of Israel for promising to honour the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty, announced that it would hold power for only six months; no word, though, on whether they could renew their military rule after that date.
But a clear divergence is emerging between the demands of the young men and women who brought down the Mubarak regime and the concessions – if that is what they are – that the army appears willing to grant them. A small rally at the side of Tahrir Square yesterday held up a series of demands which included the suspension of Mubarak’s old emergency law and freedom for political prisoners. The army has promised to drop the emergency legislation “at the right opportunity”, but as long as it remains in force, it gives the military as much power to ban all protests and demonstrations as Mubarak possessed; which is one reason why those little battles broke out between the army and the people in the square yesterday.
As for the freeing of political prisoners, the military has remained suspiciously silent. Is this because there are prisoners who know too much about the army’s involvement in the previous regime? Or because escaped and newly liberated prisoners are returning to Cairo and Alexandria from desert camps with terrible stories of torture and executions by – so they say – military personnel. An Egyptian army officer known to ‘The Independent’ insisted yesterday that the desert prisons were run by military intelligence units who worked for the interior ministry – not for the ministry of defence.
As for the top echelons of the state security police who ordered their men – and their faithful ‘baltagi’ plain-clothes thugs — to attack peaceful demonstrators during the first week of the revolution, they appear to have taken the usual flight to freedom in the Arab Gulf. According to an officer in the Cairo police criminal investigation department whom I spoke to yesterday, all the officers responsible for the violence which left well over 300 Egyptians dead have fled Egypt with their families for the emirate of Abu Dhabi. The criminals who were paid by the cops to beat the protesters have gone to ground – who knows when their services might next be required? – while the middle-ranking police officers wait for justice to take its course against them. If indeed it does.
All this, of course, depends on the size of the archives left behind by the regime and the degree to which the authorities, currently the army, are prepared to make these papers available to a new and reformed judiciary. As for the city police, who hid in their police stations before they were burned down on 28th January, they turned up at the interior ministry in Cairo yesterday to demand better pay. That the police should now become protesters themselves – they are indeed to receive pay rises – was one of the more imperishable moments of post-revolutionary Egypt.
Now, of course, it is Egypt’s turn to watch the effects of its own revolution on its neighbours. Scarcely a family in Egypt was unaware yesterday of the third day of protests against the president in Yemen and the police violence which accompanied them. And it is remarkable that just as Arab protesters mimic their successful counterparts in Egypt, the state security apparatus of each Arab regime faithfully follows the failed tactics of Mubarak’s thugs.
Another irony has dawned on Egyptians. Those Arab dictators which claim to represent their people – Algeria comes to mind, and Libya, and Morocco – have signally failed to represent their people by not congratulating Egypt on its successful democratic revolution. To do so, needless to say, would be to saw off the legs of their own thrones.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/is-the-army-tightening-its-grip-on-egypt-2213849.html
Egyptian Military Takes Temporary Control, Bans Labor Union Meetings
Egypt’s military council says it plans to rule the country until democratic elections can be held. Parliament was dissolved on Sunday, but former President Hosni Mubarak’s cabinet will stay on. The military has vowed to rewrite Egypt’s constitution within 10 days, but many questions remain over the military’s role. The military issued a rule today banning meetings by labor unions, effectively forbidding strikes. While protesters celebrated the fall of Mubarak, many criticized the army’s decision not to immediately lift the emergency law.
Khaled Said: “Our demands: number one, put an end to the emergency law and achieving public freedom; two, initiation of a coexistent government to fix the constitution—the interim government has to take the following steps: put corrupt people on trial, freeze their assets and start up factories and ministries; three, dissolving both the People’s Assembly and the upper house of parliament.”
http://www.democracynow.org/2011/2/14/headlines
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