Hamas and Hizbullah Helped Egypt’s Morsi Escape from Prison (in 2011)

INN ^ | 6/24/2013, 5:42 AM | Elad Benari

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An Egyptian court said on Sunday that the Hamas rulers of Gaza and Lebanon’s Hizbullah terrorist group helped prisoners, including current President Mohammed Morsi, escape during the 2011 uprising.

AFP reported that the head of the court in the Suez Canal city of Ismailiya asked the state prosecutor to investigate the circumstances of the January 2011 breakout from the Wadi Natrun prison, northwest of the capital.

He said that the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist group from which Morsi hails, had organized the escape with members of Hamas and Hizbullah, according to AFP. …

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The Egyptian people put a jailed, radical Islamist killer (of Sadat in 1981) into power as their leader.

So? Maybe he can feed them 800,000,000 Pita breads per day as required and they will be happy praying to Allah and scratching their butts as they have been doing since time immemorial?

Where is the problem?

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Meanwhile, the Obama Administration and their compliant media covers all of this up (or tries) . . . the MB becomes “moderate” somehow, and none of Morsi’s history comes out, even via Fox News. As it’s written (Daniel 4:17), God does set up “the basest of men” as leaders of countries as a lesson to all humanity.