What is the most dangerous issue in the world today aside from Iran's working on nuclear weapons (and Obama has done nothing significant to stop this) Its Obama's support for Muslim Brotherhood.
American Islamists Rally Behind MB Amid Egypt Protests
by John Rossomando • July 2, 2013 • IPT News Facebook Twitter
Millions of Egyptians are in the streets demanding the ouster of President Mohamed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood regime in Egypt for their totalitarian theocratic policies. But many of America's leading Islamists are sticking by Morsi and condemning the protesters on social media.
Egyptian Protesters Criticize MB Rule and Obama Administration
July 1, 2013 • IPT News Facebook Twitter
Egypt's Islamist government teetered on the brink Monday in the wake of stunning weekend protests against Muslim Brotherhood rule.
"Theocracy failed here," Egyptian blogger Mahmoud Salem, also known as "Sandmonkey," wrote in a Twitter post Monday.
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Jihad in America: The Grand Deception
by Lauri B. Regan • July 2, 2013 • American Thinker Facebook Twitter
Steve Emerson and The Investigative Project on Terrorism's documentary Jihad in America: The Grand Deception is a powerful film that should be shown across America -in high schools, on college campuses, in our houses of worship, and most importantly, throughout the state and federal governments. It turns the concept of political correctness that has dominated our learning institutions, government bureaucracies, and media and entertainment organizations on its head as the viewer is left in wonderment at the self-induced and resulting indoctrination that has overwhelmed American culture.
Another White House play date with Muslim jihad
by Michelle Malkin • June 28, 2013 • MichelleMalkin.com Facebook Twitter
By Michelle Malkin • June 28, 2013 09:21 AM
Forget Paula Deen. There are far more dangerous bigots and poisonous haters spoiling the American landscape. They cook up violent rhetoric and murderous plots against our troops, our citizens and our allies 24/7. And they have direct access to the White House.
Official confirms, defends White House meeting with controversial Muslim scholar
June 27, 2013 • FoxNews.com Facebook Twitter
A senior Obama administration official confirmed to Fox News that members of the National Security Council staff met with a controversial Muslim scholar, but stressed that they were focused on his recent efforts to counter the Al Qaeda narrative.
The official was responding to a report on Wednesday from The Investigative Project on Terrorism, which uncovered a statement on the website of Sheikh Abdullah Bin Bayyah claiming he met June 13 with Obama administration officials at the White House.
Guess Who's Welcome in the White House?
by Jonathan S. Tobin • June 27, 2013 • Commentary Facebook Twitter
In 2009, the Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Center named Sheikh Abdullah Bin Bayyah as one of the 500 most influential Muslims in the world. The cleric has also worked with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation on what are said to be global health issues. So perhaps there is nothing wrong about him attending a meeting at the White House on June 13 to confer with Obama administration officials, including some of the members of the National Security Council. Or so the administration thought. As it turns out, Sheikh Bin Bayyah's resume is a little longer than that short list of distinctions. As Steven Emerson and John Rossomando of The Investigative Project reported on Wednesday, as vice president of the International Union of Muslim Scholars, he's also a leading supporter of Hamas and endorsed Islamist terrorism against U.S. troops in Iraq. If that isn't enough, he's also a disciple of radical Egyptian cleric Yusuf Qaradawi, the spiritual leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, who is banned from the U.S. as a result of his repeated calls for the murder of both Jews and Americans.
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Understanding Egypt and our interests
Understanding Egypt our our interests
1. Mubarack was our alley for decades. maintained peace with Israel. In Arab spring, Obama threw him under the bus for Muslim Brotherhood terrorists he prefers. He is trying to deny it now. http://rabbireflects.blogspot.com/2013/07/obama-trying-to-rewrite-history-on-egypt.html Obama must think these terrorists are the community organizers of the Middle East. Why does Obama embrace these thugs and hire some for deep roles in the government? Hillary's #1 aid forever has deep deep family ties to Muslim Brotherhood. http://rabbireflects.blogspot.com/2013/07/movie-muslim-brotherhood-infiltrating.html
2. Morsi was leader of mother lode of all terrorist groups, Muslim brotherhood, calling Jews descendants of apes and pigs, and seen applauding clerics calling for mass murder of Jews, yet Obama saw fit to give his government our latest fighter jets (http://www.foxnews.com/world/2013/01/22/gift-us-f-16-fighter-jets-en-route-to-egypt-amid-criticism/) and billions in aid.. We have written evidence, from 80 boxes of material found in 2004 of the MB's stated designs on exactly how they plan to take over the USA, yet Obama keeps on helping them. http://www.centerforsecuritypolicy.org/2013/05/25/an-explanatory-memorandum-from-the-archives-of-the-muslim-brotherhood-in-america/
3. Don't get excited that the protesters who got Morsi thrown out are big supporters of Israel. But maybe they'll get a more pro USA guy there who is willing to not publicly call Jews pigs. It will help if Obama stops being so enthusiastic about Muslim terrorists.
Ros-Lehtinen to Newsmax: Obama 'Bet on Wrong Folks' in Egypt
Wednesday, 03 Jul 2013 09:01 PM
By Todd Beamon and John Bachman
The military coup in Egypt shows that “the Obama administration has thoroughly failed when it comes to handling the post-Arab Spring revolution,” Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen tells Newsmax TV.
“They've bet on the wrong folks time and time again,” the Florida Republican tells Newsmax in an exclusive interview. “Many of us in Congress were saying: ‘Guys, look at the Muslim Brotherhood. This is a group that's going to take over — and it's not going to be what you think.’”
On Wednesday, Egyptian Army chief Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi announced that President Mohammed Morsi had been removed and was replaced with the chief justice of the Supreme Constitutional Court. He also suspended the Islamist-backed constitution and called for early presidential elections.
Morsi’s ouster as the nation’s first elected leader comes two years after the overthrow of President Hosni Mubarak in another popular uprising.
The Arab world's most populous nation has been in turmoil since the fall of Mubarak as Arab Spring uprisings took hold in early 2011, arousing concern among allies in the West and in Israel, with which Egypt has a 1979 peace treaty.
First elected to the House in 1989, Ros-Lehtinen is the senior woman Republican in the lower chamber. She was chairwoman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and currently is chairwoman of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Middle East and South Asia.
“The Obama administration is adrift when it comes to policy in the Middle East or North Africa,” she tells Newsmax. “Morsi came in with the Muslim Brotherhood. What does that mean?
“They were anti-Christian, anti-minority, anti-women — and one year after Morsi won in ‘his election’ and all of the millions of dollars that the Obama administration badly wasted in this government, the people have risen up and said: ‘No, you have failed us. We want you out. We want to try again.’”
The United States sends $1.5 billion annually in military and economic assistance to Egypt.
Obama trying to rewrite history on Egypt
Posted: 03 Jul 2013 08:27 AM PDT
(Paul Mirengoff)
The New York Times
claims that, for the Obama administration, the current crisis in Egypt
is “a replay” of the crisis of early 2011 when protesters demanded the
ouster of Hosni Mubarak. According to the Times:
Then, as now, Mr. Obama has moved gingerly, placing a call to President Mohamed Morsi late Monday evening with a message not unlike the one he delivered to his predecessor, Hosni Mubarak, two and a half years earlier: Exercise restraint and allow the protesters to express their views peacefully.
The Times thus engages in
revisionist history. Obama did not proceed “gingerly” with Mubarak,
America’s long-time ally. Instead, he called on Mubarak
to step down immediately. When the embattled Egyptian president gave a
speech in which he promised not to run for office again, but said he
would not step down, Obama’s response, according to the Times, was
“that’s not going to cut it.”
Has Obama had a “not going to cut it” moment with Morsi? It does not seem so.
Certainly, there was no sign of
one during the last 12 months, when Morsi attempted to undermine
Egyptian civil society and silence opposition, moves that helped
precipitate the current turmoil. During this period, from all that
appears, Obama responded not by telling Morsi that his authoritarianism
wouldn’t cut it, but rather by supplying his regime with arms and money,
and by attempting to make Morsi look like a statesman during the recent
crisis in Gaza.
Obama and Hillary Clinton also warned off the military, which was
alarmed by Morsi’s sectarianism. And, as the crisis mounted, Obama’s
woman in Cairo, ambassador Anne Patterson, remained vocally supportive
of the Muslim Brotherhood man.
Now that Obama’s policy appears to have broken down, he’s hedging his bets, telling Morsi that the U.S. “does not support any particular group” and that he “should listen to the Egyptian people.”
This is mush from the wimp. It is not, as the New York Times would have it, a case of Obama acting as he did towards Mubarak.
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
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