| Tuesday, June 12, 2012 |
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| Systematic abduction!
Sometimes observers who are away from the scene are able to read behind the lines more than others who are much closer to the said scene. As a result I admired an article published recently therefore I decided to write about it again because it contains valuable information. The article was written by a retired American Academic personality. His name is Nikos Restsos. It was published on May 24, 2012 by the British newspaper The Telegraph.
The article says 'Egyptians participated in the Arab Spring and they believed that they won! They felt the ecstasy of victory and celebrated that, but the ecstasy disappeared suddenly!' It is like magic, where you see something one moment, but in the next it might disappear spontaneously!
However, the revolution was abducted according to the demands of the United States in order to maintain American interests which were expected to be affected negatively by the revolution. The US asked the generals of the army to oust Mubarak as the US was afraid of a possible military coup that will threaten the American interests. Therefore, the military council forced Mubarak to stay under house arrest and if he refuses then he will spend the rest of his life in prison!
The army generals approved the US request to maintain weapons supplies from the US and they have further obtained other advantages. The US has also financed some Egyptian civil institutions to please people. This in turn contributed effectively in supporting the presidential candidate Ahmed Shafiq- the last premier in Mubarak's era. The US also aims at interrupting any plans for turning Egypt into an Islamic State. According to the American options Ahmad Shafiq will be the coming president because he meets the conditions of the American plan.
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