Posted on 06/28/2013 3:58:06 PM PDT by kristinn
BTTT
Fox ‘n Friends repeated or replayed Krauthammer’s remarks.
Last one USA under satonic admenistration could get a person audited
Well done.
Hope you can get some rest. Thead is awesome
Thanks to all of you
Are they still keeping it high on side bar my cell doesn’t show enough to check
Updates:
https://now.mmedia.me/lb/en/mena/live-coverage-egypt-protests
[14:34] Al-Arabiya: Egypt’s defense and interior ministers did not attend cabinet meeting held earlier in the day
[14:22] Al-Jazeera: Egyptian Cabinet Spokesperson Alaa Al-Hadidi resigns
[14:16] Al-Arabiya: Opposition demonstrators begin to gather outside Cairo’s Qasr al-Qobba
[13:02] Anadolu news agency: Egyptian President Morsi’s two spokespersons have resigned
[12:57] Al-Masri al-Yawm: Residents of the town of Al-Mahla announce start of their civil disobedience campaign
[12:55] Al-Masri al-Yawm: Protesters threaten to storm Qasr al-Qobba where President Morsi is thought to be
[12:40] Egypt’s main opposition coalition said on Tuesday it would not support a “military coup” and trusted that an army statement giving political leaders 48 hours to resolve the current crisis did not mean it would assume a political role.
[12:22] Al-Arabiya: UN calls on Egyptian army to refrain from acting at expense of democratic process
[11:36] Sky News Arabia: Fighting erupts between pro- and anti-Morsi partisans in 6th of October City outside Cairo
[11:30] An Egyptian court on Tuesday ordered the reinstatement of public prosecutor Abdel Meguid Mahmud, whose sacking in November sparked a bitter row between President Mohamed Morsi and the judiciary.
[11:21] Iran on Tuesday called on the Egyptian military to support national reconciliation and respect the “vote of the people” after it warned it was ready to intervene in Egypt’s political crisis.
[9:50] Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohammed Kamel Amr has tendered his resignation, the official MENA news agency reported on Tuesday.
[9:46] US President Barack Obama called President Mohamed Morsi to warn him that the voices of all Egyptians must be heard as a political crisis escalates, the White House said Tuesday.
[9:38] Al-Jazeera: 48-hour ultimatum not a coup, Egypt army says
[9:10] Al-Arabiya: Obama says he encouraged Morsi to take steps to respond to concerns of protesters
[8:00] Egypt’s presidency on Tuesday rejected an army ultimatum threatening to intervene if Islamist President Mohamed Morsi did not meet the demands of the people, raising the stakes in the country’s political crisis.
[7:50] The United States is closely watching the growing political crisis in Egypt, holding talks with all sides in a bid to quell any violence, a top US official said Monday.
[7:42] Egypt’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Kamel Amro resigns bringing number of resigned ministers to 12, Egypt’s Middle East News Agency reports
http://egypt.usembassy.gov/pr07022013.html
Statement from the White House
Readout of the President’s call with President Morsy of Egypt
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/07/02/us-egypt-protests-idUSBRE95Q0NO20130702
Egypt on the edge after Mursi rebuffs army ultimatum
EXCERPT
A senior European diplomat said that if the army were to go further and remove Mursi by force, the international community would have no alternative but to condemn the toppling of a democratically elected president.
Yasser El-Shimy, Egypt analyst at the International Crisis Group, said the army’s move, by hardening positions on either side, had it very difficult to find a constitutional way out of the crisis - for which Mursi could use his power of decree.
“It will have to override the constitution and wage a full coup,” Shimy said of the army. “Things could deteriorate very rapidly from there, either through confrontations on the street, or international sanctions.
“Mursi is calling their bluff. Saying to them, ‘if you are going to do this, you will have to do it over my dead body’.”
Helicopter footage of masses demonstrating against #Morsi’s regime in cairo on June 30th!! #Jun30 #Egypt http://youtu.be/Vux_-vJvHww via @youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vux_-vJvHww&feature=youtu.be
Can you cite how many of their sites there were magnificent sights?
That is awesome, I have sent it to many outlets, lets see if anyone here runs with it.
“Egypt: ElBaradei Chosen To Speak For New Opposition Movement
July 2, 2013 | 1020 GMT”
FLASHBACK:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2666175/posts
Richardson backs ElBaradei, Obama critic
(see comments)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/2665821/posts
Of Philanthropists and Monsters – Rockin’ the Casbah (Egypt-ElBaradei-Soros connection)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2665771/posts
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood Backs ElBaradei Role
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1295288/posts
Mohamed El Baradei has an Iranian wife? (Cueball nukes inspector)
Egypt: Presidential Spokesmen, Prime Minister Reportedly Resign
July 2, 2013 | 1203 GMT
Two spokesmen for Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi have resigned, AP reported July 2, citing a foreign ministry official. Egyptian Prime Minister Hesham Qandil also reportedly submitted his resignation, Al Arabiya reported. The resignations come amid continuing protests calling for Morsi to step down.
Egypt: Number Of Port Said Protesters Increase
July 2, 2013 | 1127 GMT
The number of protesters in Port Said has increased, according to an urgent caption on Nile News TV on July 2.
Oh ya he is deep with the new world order guys. I am hoping the Military see this too.
The people are speaking........
Real Islam is in the streets.
https://now.mmedia.me/lb/en/mena/live-coverage-egypt-protests
[15:20] NOW: More than 10 governorate offices besieged, hundreds of government headquarters closed
[15:19] NOW: Military sources warn Morsi not to fire Egyptian Armed Forces commander Al-Sissi
[15:11] Protesters massing at Cairo’s Tahrir Square as military helicopters circle overhead.
[14:58] The spokespersons for the Egyptian presidency and the cabinet quit on Tuesday, the latest in a string of resignations from the administration of President Mohamed Morsi, who is facing massive public pressure to step down.
[14:50] Reuters: Egypt’s justice minister denies PM Qandil resigned
Thanks That really helps understand what’s happening
GOP Hammers Obama for ‘Supporting the Wrong People’ in Egypt
EXCERPT
“The Ambassador’s remarks [were] a reflection of President Obama’s complete disregard for political reality and his administration’s failure to leverage our contacts within Egypt’s military and support efforts to steer Egypt away from Islamist radicalism,” McCaul told The Cable.
Patterson, who is reportedly in line for a promotion as assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern Affairs, also came under criticism from Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA), who said she appeared to “offer support for a regime with a rather checkered record of support for democratic processes and institutions.”
(snip)
Since Egypt signed a peace treaty with Israel in 1979, the U.S. has committed to a $1.3 billion annual package of military assistance to Egypt. Increasingly, this long-standing relationship has divided the neoconservative and anti-interventionist wings of the Republican foreign policy establishment. On the one side is Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham, who just months ago lobbied for an additional $480 million in budget assistance to Egypt. On the other side, is Sen. Rand Paul and a growing cadre of Republicans advocating for deeper cuts to foreign aid, with Egypt at top of the list.
“How can we have influence in troubled parts of the world when we cuddle up to regimes responsible for much of the trouble?” Paul said in a statement Monday. “The Obama administration announced in March that we no longer had enough money to continue giving White House tours due to the sequester. That same month, Secretary of State John Kerry met with Morsy and pledged $250 million in additional aid to Egypt.”
(snip)
[15:32] Al-Masry al-Yawm: Jihadist groups intend to target security headquarters in Sinai in case Morsi falls
[15:27] Russia Today: Egyptian tanks deploying on Gaza-Sinai border, eyewitnesses say
#breaking #Egypt president Morsi in a meeting with military head Sissi and the PM
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Info on Commander Sissi
Early life and military education[edit]
Al-Sisi was born in Cairo on 19 November 1954.[2] He was graduated from the Egyptian Military Academy in 1977.[3] He attended the following courses:
General Command and Staff Course, Egyptian Command and Staff College, 1987
General Command and Staff Course, Joint Command and Staff College, United Kingdom, 1992
War Course, Fellowship of the Higher War College, Nasser’s Military Sciences Academy, Egypt, 2003
War Course, US Army War College, United States, 2006
Military career[edit]
Al-Sisi received his commission as a military officer in 1977 serving in the mechanized infantry, specializing in anti-Tank warfare and Mortar warfare. He became Commander of the Northern Military Region-Alexandria in 2008 and then Director of Military Intelligence and Reconnaissance. Al-Sisi was the youngest member of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces of Egypt. On 12 August 2012, Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi took a decision to replace Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, the chief-of-staff of the Egyptian armed forces, by Al-Sisi. Al-Sisi also took the post of minister of defense in the Egyptian Cabinet.
Military command[edit]
He commands during his military career differents units, higher military directorate and higher commands.
42nd Mechanized Battalion
94th Independent Mechanized Brigade
Military Attache to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
23rd Mechanized Division Commander ( Third Field Army-Suez )
Chief of Staff of the Northern Military Region
Commander of the Northern Military Region
Director of the Military Intelligence Reconnaissance Directorate, Egyptian Ministry of Defence
Commander-In-Chief of the Egyptian Armed Forces
Ministry of Defence and Military Production
Chairman of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces
Egypt: Protesters Close Presidential Palace Gates
July 2, 2013 | 1321 GMT
Protesters have closed the gates of Egypt’s presidential palace with chains, Egypt Independent reported July 2. The demonstrators are staging a sit-in in the palace’s gardens amid widespread protests calling for the resignation of President Mohammed Morsi.
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