 HUNGER is what has driven uprisings from
Bolivia and Venezuela to Tunisia and Egypt and it is that same Hunger that
will keep the passion alive, in the chain of all the other nations that
are still boiling with revolt. (1)
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- These uprising will not stop with Egypt, because the
last eighteen days of that uprising firmly lit the fuse of revolt around
the world-and that's a fact! This new power as exemplified by the Egyptians
is not an isolated event, nor can it be relegated to something as simple
as the Illustration above of the Dictator and the Chosen leader, because
far to many of the rest of us are also totally corrupt as well as is the
leadership of so many other nations that want the world to believe they
are not just criminally-biased corruption-schemes.
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- Somehow it seems that many on-line-observers of this
Egyptian phenomenon have totally missed the real passion beneath what has
just begun in Egypt. What is happening has to do with the GLOBAL-PRICE
of FOOD that is rising around the world to the point that if it is not
brought down-this will lead directly to either global starvation for everyone
except the elites and their direct supporters: Or to all out REVOLUTION!
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- Politics and global-schemes-of-power are one area that
everyone seems to feel they know "something about." Possibly
this is because too many outsiders have come to believe that they really
do "know" what's happening in other places. This assessment is
not valid, because there is a huge component that most of these "observers"
have chosen not to factor in.
- "Bolivian President Evo Morales has abruptly abandoned
a mining town after protesters angered by rising prices booed him and set
off dynamite.
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- Mr. Morales was due to speak on the anniversary of a
colonial uprising in Oruro but canceled plans to participate in a march
yesterday after demonstrations against rising food prices and shortages.
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- There were also protests in the Bolivian capital of La
Paz, and the cities of Santa Cruz and Cochabamba. The Bolivian populace
are angry over a near doubling in the price of sugar after the government
lifted subsidies.
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- The president's popularity has plummeted since he tried
to lift subsidies on gasoline, flour and sugar in December." (2)
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- The missing pieces have to do with basic survival (food
& water); to which "politics" and our threadbare-political-philosophy's
must now take a back seat. Poverty begins with the inability to buy bread
(everyday). While "Hunger" is bound up with all kinds of yearnings
that; by-virtue of the United States of Israel's desire to crush any and
all people that fail to totally submit to a bunch of thugs masquerading
as either politicians or leaders. Everyone seems to have forgotten that
Egyptians are not only protesting a murderous political outrage: they are
also DEMANDING that conditions on the ground must change.
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- If more people had the same actual-experience of a Robert
Fisk or any of the handful of others that have followed revolutions in
nation after nation for decades: Then they and we, might be able to see
the fallacy in categorizing this uprising as something that tries to pit
politics against humanity. In the real world "the act of breathing
is political" but in the world of commentary for too many: Everything
must be weighed against the supposedly "real-powers' that too many
have become unconsciously-convinced of, that the NWO is unstoppable, primarily
because of the recent history that began with Israel (Which has yet to
suffer a real setback since 'Israel' was hatched in 1948).
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- Political cynicism is a good thing unless it is taken
to the point that there is no room left for LIFE to intervene and surprise
us all with the realities that have always been waiting to be discovered;
as something more than just 'political talking points.'
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- Amerrikans need to "get-over-themselves" and
learn to accept the fact that revolts do not come in neat little packages,
with every aspect clearly spelled out-it's a process that in Egypt's case
is just beginning. Also Amerrikans need to begin to understand that quite
possibly because the Egyptians have lived through the last thirty years
of torture, murder and tyranny, they might just know a lot more about who
they want to run their fledgling country, than we do. I have believed in
what the Egyptians have been doing since this began. And I have watched
while the WEST spins every person and event within the continuing uprising
as "facts" that must be dealt with: Basically, for me it is the
"Amerrikans" that are full of it, because they remain far too
wrapped up in themselves to the point that they cannot see the truth
that is staring them in the face!
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- This uprising was a massively positive outpouring from
a people that have suffered beyond endurance. Have you forgotten where
these stories about the FAILURES of the uprising are coming from? CNN is
not your friend any more than MSM: They are wholly OWNED propaganda organs,
in exactly the same way that Nile Broadcasting was before Mubarak left.
All the clowns from the outside have been "offered" by the same
compromised forces (ISRAEL, CIA, USI and the NWO), that the Egyptians are
still trying to rid themselves of. So, instead of seizing on the farce
of what is being offered by the media here; because of who is suggesting
what to the crowds it might be beneficial to find a way to simply
recognize what has happened for what it is: A massive rejection of Israel,
USI, Mossad, and every other "WESTERN-power" that does not want
to ever see Egypt become its own country.
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 HOPE & DOUBT spring from the same source; the difference
between which wins out, lies in the courage of the beholder.
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- It appears that too many in the US are so conditioned
to always FAILING, whenever anyone or anything challenges the status quo,
so that it suddenly becomes very difficult for anyone out there to recognize
a real victory, however small.
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- It was fascinating to me that too many Amerrikans simply
could not toast the victory of those millions upon millions of people in
Egypt. Choosing instead to celebrate with the broken glass of DESPAIR.
The people that did that, are cowards one and all. Only time will tell
what was valid and what was just another pipedream in Egypt: but in the
meanwhile the cowards of this country ought to begin to ask themselves
just what it is that they have done over the last ten years to stop anything
that has happened here. Until we are willing to put our bodies in the streets
and STAY THERE, as the Egyptians did we need to begin to walk softly
like the cowards we continue to emulate.
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- I've been putting my life on the line for many decades
and while I don't know very much: I do KNOW that no one can survive in
this world if their views are captured by either too much euphoria or too
much skepticism. It is a fact that the sun rises every day-and with it
comes a new day, with potentially new possibilities for all of us. Cynicism
and Absolute-terminology are as unrealistic as premature calls for victory
and both are the blood enemies of real Partisans. Those that can eventually
win in the trenches of the world's disputes, are the people that know how
to throw a punch as well as how to take one. And why is the following not
being broadcast on CNN?
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- "Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Silvan Shalom
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's second-in-command
has strictly rejected the establishment of democracy in Egypt, alleging
it could have dire consequences.
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- Deputy Premier Silvan Shalom said attempts at promotion
of democracy in Egypt could strengthen what he called radical elements
in the country, said Israeli website The Marker, a subdivision of the Ha'aretznewspaper.
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- He asserted, "We know that, recently in the Middle
East, democratic elections have caused the accession to power of radicals
like Hamas in the Gaza Strip and Hezbollah in Lebanon."
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- The resistance movements, who owe their presence in the
defense and political arenas to popular consensus, have invariably defended
the Palestinians and Lebanese against deadly Israeli invasions.
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- "Think of what would happen if the radicals become
dominant over Egypt and decide to close the Suez Canal," he said.
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- The comments came amid popular revolution in Egypt against
the country's three-decade-long President Hosni Mubarak's regime.
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- The uprising, which entered its 16th straight day on
Wednesday, has been severely confronted by Egyptian security forces. More
than 300 people have lost their lives since the popular movements began,
reports say.
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- Israel has, however, supported Mubarak's stay in power.
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- To prevent the revolution, Israel has also allowed Egypt
to deploy troops to Sinai Peninsula despite a Tel Aviv-Cairo peace agreement,
which has kept the peninsula demilitarized for decades.
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- US diplomatic cables, exposed by British newspaper The
Telegraph on Monday, showed that Tel Aviv preferred Egyptian Vice President
Omar Suleiman to succeed Mubarak.
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- Suleiman, who was appointed as VP on January 29, kept
daily contact with Tel Aviv through a secret "hotline," the cables
said, and noted that he also had very good ties with Israeli figures."
(3)
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- Israel that shitty-little-country that claims to
be the only "democracy" in the entire Middle-East is nothing
but a fraud. They are an Apartheid place that has evicted the Christians
and the Muslims; making Israel a place fit only for the murderous Zionists
who incidentally are not a religious group at all: But are rather just
another failed political construct that wants to be able to murder anyone
that does not subscribe to their twisted beliefs, including Jews that disagree
with their Zionist-only agenda. Then there is this:
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- Goldman Sachs Saudi Arabia United Kingdom World Gold
Council Zurich
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- It's official: as Egypt was burning, Mubarak was stealing
the gold. When we reported, presumably jokingly, two weeks ago that the
Egyptian Central Bank may have been plundered, it turns out we were pretty
much accurate once again. For all those wondering why Mubarak was refusing
to hand over power for the past two weeks as hundreds of people were dying,
we now have the answer - it was all just to make sure he transferred his
assets, especially gold, to safe regimes (in the process paying tens of
millions in commissions to that most noble of jobs - the banker class).
The Telegraph reports: "A US official told The Sunday Telegraph: "Hosni
Mubarak used the 18 days it took for protesters to topple him to shift
his vast wealth into untraceable accounts overseas, Western intelligence
sources have said...There's no doubt that there will have been some frantic
financial activity behind the scenes. They can lose the homes and some
of the bank accounts, but they will have wanted to get the gold bars and
other investments to safe quarters. The Mubaraks are understood to have
wanted to shift assets to Gulf states where they have considerable investments
already and, crucially, friendly relations. The United Arab Emirates
and Saudi Arabia have frequently been mentioned as likely final destinations
for Mr. Mubarak and possibly his family." (4)
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- "Gold" is only part of any real power: Survival
comes FIRST because it threatens everything and everyone that fails to
meet the daily minimums required for us all. If this uprising in Egypt
does nothing else it ought to at least begin to separate those that seek
to maintain the myopic-failure-mode of the last sixty-plus years that was
planted in this population by the Zionist controlled media, and by our
own thoroughly corrupted government. Those that are criticizing Egypt's
uprising would do well to re-review their own "achievements"
before deciding on what they see as a futile effort!
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- kirwanstudios@abcglobal.net
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- 1) At Last! Another First in History
- http://rense.com/general92/atlast.htm
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- 2) Morales Flees town ahead of speech after miners throw
dynamite at food shortages:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1356018/Bolivian-
President-Evo-Morales-flees-town-angry-miners-throw-dynamite-protest-food-shortages.html
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- 3) Israel Openly Opposes Democracy in the ME
- http://poorrichards-blog.blogspot.com/2011/02/israel-openly-opposes-democracy-in-me.html
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- 4) The Reason for Mubarak's Power Handoff Delay
- http://www.zerohedge.com/article/reason-mubaraks-power-hand-delay-plundering-gold
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