ed note–Although I disagree with the author’s premise that the uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt were spontaneous, grass-roots events, nevertheless he makes some good points concerning the manner by which these situations are now part of the Zionist narrative aimed at destabilizing the entire region for Israel’s benefit.
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#1 by Naeem on July 9, 2012 - 5:38 pm
Even though i agree that these democracy groups worked for zionism NAIVELY, they took advantage of a feeling that was that these dictators will perish and soon the khilafah will be resurrected but instead of khilafah they want to impose a secular/socialist type of rule over the masses which was never gonna happen(Muslims consider it blasphemy to deny GOD as the supreme authority). Its muslims esp sunnis desperation and need for khilafah that they blind themselves about current events i.e syria, they see that assad and father oppressed the majority population and so whatever happening in syria is his fault they are not looking between the lines. With imams left and right saying the khilafah is coming back and all these dictators have to fall in order it to be re established is playing in israel’s hand. Come on when was the last time israel was push to the brink since the 73 ramadan war , for the past 40 years thanks to money from the US israel is stronger than ever and in any moment their gonna unleash bloody purim on all of their enemies. The attacks on gaza is a dress rehearshal
#2 by Ingrid B on July 10, 2012 - 4:41 am
“We are lucky we have alternatives: easy access to high quality foreign media (BBC, Guardian, Al Jazeera and the like).” ?
yes, Naeem, the parasites are gearing up for something big, and I hope it all blows up in their faces..