Analyst's note: Absolutely must read. We can see by his own article that George Soros believes that 'The main stumbling block is Israel'... I'm also confident that a number of people may well belong in prison as a result of the activities of this man Soros. I've mentioned before that if we dig a little deeper and we will find his money backing a number of world events from the seditious, American citizen George Soros. By his own admission, some of his activities include working to undermine the US government. In this case we really didn't have to dig much or wait too long ... just read the article below and please don't miss the embedded videos. BTW, we also note that a number of recent informative videos showing Mr. Soros discussing his own actions have already been removed from YouTube.
What a shame in Egypt .... If recovery is possible at all from this reported deceit and outside interference, it will mean generations of death, torture and destruction, and resulting heartache for the Egyptians to regain what will be their loss of the limited freedoms they now enjoy. No people deserve what will follow if the radical Islamist take control of the people of Egypt.
I do not believe the activities reported in this article are the will of the American people, nor do I believe it is in our national interest. Further consolidation of power in the Middle East by the various forms of the Muslim Brotherhood and the mullahs of Iran will negatively impact the national security of the United States.
Does this reported action by our current administration indicate that they are simply "useful idiots" to our Islamist jihadist enemies or something far worse? When we back off and look at the "big picture" this reported activity is part of a larger pattern that does not look good.
For example, we know that Code Pink and Bill Ayers with his wife Bernardine Dohrn went to Egypt and openly promoted uprising with the Muslim Brotherhood and openly supported Hamas. The ‘Day of Rage’ as Friday has now been called in Egypt is what the Weathermen called their violent 1969 protest in Chicago. Coincidence? As reported in the same biggovernment.com article by Kristinn Taylor and Andrea Shea King, we ask the following question:
"[....] What have Obama’s allies Ayers, Dohrn and Code Pink taught the Muslim Brotherhood and other anti-Mubarak organizations in Egypt about using protests, riots and the modern social media to coordinate their actions to undermine the Mubarak regime?
Being that they have common enemies–the United States, Israel, and governments allied with them–it is understandable that they would be allies. It must give them encouragement that President Obama has yet to disavow Jodie Evans and Code Pink, but instead continues to do business with them as Evans and Code Pink act as conduits between terrorists and Obama."
George Soros who wrote the below article is the same man who has already brought down four countries through covert regime change and has promised the same for the United States. Please do an internal site search on the terms "Soros" and "Federal Reserve" for more details regarding what is already known about this evil man Soros and those who work with him in achieving this "orderly decline" of nations. You will discover that a number of people and organizations are involved with Mr. Soros in this seditious effort to bring down nations to include the U.S. Mr. Soros certainly knows well how revolutions start .... that is part of what he does again and again.
Don't be fooled by this man Soros and his associates, they are now working with our Islamist enemies for power and gain. The words are smooth, but the results when his ideas are implemented are death, destruction and lose of liberty. Their goal is the same -- one world government. Perhaps it is half ruled by his oligarchy and the other by the caliphate. He may not have figured it out, but those of us who have know the Islamist also know how that game will eventually end. In short, if George gets his way, we would do well to practice Arabic. Having not figured out that he can not "take it with him," George Soros himself is too old to do anything but to die rich. The rest of the world will simply be left holding the bag of blood, trouble and turmoil that George leaves behind.
"Revolutions usually start with enthusiasm and end in tears. In the case of the Middle East, the tears could be avoided if President Obama stands firmly by the values that got him elected. Although American power and influence in the world have declined, our allies and their armies look to us for direction. These armies are strong enough to maintain law and order as long as they stay out of politics; thus the revolutions can remain peaceful. That is what the United States should insist on while encouraging corrupt and repressive rulers who are no longer tolerated by their people to step aside and allow new leaders to be elected in free and fair elections.
That is the course that the revolution in Tunisia is taking. Tunisia has a relatively well-developed middle class, women there enjoy greater rights and opportunities than in most Muslim countries, and the failed regime was secular in character. The prospects for democratic change are favorable.
Egypt is more complex and, ultimately, more influential, which is why it is so important to get it right. The protesters are very diverse, including highly educated and common people, young and old, well-to-do and desperately poor. While the slogans and crowds in Tahrir Square are not advancing a theocratic agenda at all, the best-organized political opposition that managed to survive in that country's repressive environment is the Muslim Brotherhood. In free elections, the Brotherhood is bound to emerge as a major political force, though it is far from assured of a majority.
Some have articulated fears of adverse consequences of free elections, suggesting that the Egyptian military may seek to falsify the results; that Israel may be adamantly opposed to a regime change; that the domino effect of extremist politics spreading to other countries must be avoided; and that the supply of oil from the region could be disrupted. These notions constitute the old conventional wisdom about the Middle East - and need to be changed, lest Washington incorrectly put up resistance to or hesitate in supporting transition in Egypt.
That would be regrettable. President Obama personally and the United States as a country have much to gain by moving out in front and siding with the public demand for dignity and democracy. This would help rebuild America's leadership and remove a lingering structural weakness in our alliances that comes from being associated with unpopular and repressive regimes. Most important, doing so would open the way to peaceful progress in the region. The Muslim Brotherhood's cooperation with Mohamed ElBaradei, the Nobel laureate who is seeking to run for president, is a hopeful sign that it intends to play a constructive role in a democratic political system. As regards contagion, it is more likely to endanger the enemies of the United States - Syria and Iran - than our allies, provided that they are willing to move out ahead of the avalanche.
The main stumbling block is Israel. In reality, Israel has as much to gain from the spread of democracy in the Middle East as the United States has. But Israel is unlikely to recognize its own best interests because the change is too sudden and carries too many risks. And some U.S. supporters of Israel are more rigid and ideological than Israelis themselves. Fortunately, Obama is not beholden to the religious right, which has carried on a veritable vendetta against him. The American Israel Public Affairs Committee is no longer monolithic or the sole representative of the Jewish community. The main danger is that the Obama administration will not adjust its policies quickly enough to the suddenly changed reality.
I am, as a general rule, wary of revolutions. But in the case of Egypt, I see a good chance of success. As a committed advocate of democracy and open society, I cannot help but share in the enthusiasm that is sweeping across the Middle East. I hope President Obama will expeditiously support the people of Egypt. My foundations are prepared to contribute what they can. In practice, that means establishing resource centers for supporting the rule of law, constitutional reform, fighting corruption and strengthening democratic institutions in those countries that request help in establishing them, while staying out of those countries where such efforts are not welcome.
The writer is chairman of the Soros Fund Management and the Open Society Foundations, which support democracy and human rights in more than 70 countries."
