Counter Revolutions

Must read of the day, from The Burning Platform, 3rd February 2011, by Reverse Engineer:

Now that the initial Euphoria which overtook Egypt to bring down Da Puppet Goobermint of Hoser Mubarak has succeeded in bringing the country into a state of Anarchy, the REAL problems of a Revolution begin.

The first problem they are running into is a Counter Revolution.  While for the most part the Military has not gone down the Massacre route (yet), that doesn’t mean the Hoser doesn’t have his supporters.  Who supports the Hoser in Egypt?  Anybody who has a Job, because they likely have it courtesy of the political apparatus the Hoser runs.  Small Biz owners, because they can’t run their Biznesses while a Revolution is going on.  Same problem for Big Biz also.  Anybody who was doing fairly well under the Hoser’s Goobermint is likely to be a supporter of the Status Quo.

Here in Amerika, imagine if a similar Popular Uprising and Revolution got under way.  Anybody currently still working or currently running a functional Bizness will NOT be happy about the Revolution.  Even if they don’t like Obama-sama, at least they could still make a living before the Revolutionaries took to the streets.  They’ll want the “Revolution” to be over quickly, so they can get back to work.  They would like a nice peaceful “orderly” transfer of power, hopefully to some faction they politically agree with, but as Anarchy proceeds for a while, they’ll accept anybody that can bring some order to the mess.

Now, over in Egypt because this was basically a Popular Uprising with no real “Leaders”, there is nobody yet with sufficient power over the masses to unify them in any way.  There are however some Central Power bases lurking here hoping to be the beneficiaries of the uprising or seeking to maintain the power they have in the society.  The Military (which is really the Hoser’s Power Base) doesn’t want to lose its perks, the biggest of which is nonstop financing from the FSofA, along with nice Made in the FSofA Jets and Tear Gas Cannisters.  The Illuminati want to keep all the assets in Egypt paying off, so they send in El Kabong to try and rally the crowd around him.  Finally, coming out of the Shadows is the Muslim Brotherhood, who no doubt would like to have a new Islamic State in Egypt.  As I think is obvious, whether the crowd picks Door #1, Door #2 or Door #3, they aren’t going to get “Democracy”.

Same thing is likely over here once the shitstorm migrates to the FSofA.  There is absolutely NO political agreement out in the population at large, you have Tea Baggers who believe one thing and FSA members who believe another and MOST people who believe nothing at all and are absolutely clueless about the nature of Goobermint and Monetary systems.  So, once we erupt into a Revolutionary frenzy, just like in Egypt its going to be one of the current sources of Organized Power that will take control, likely the Military or the Illuminati with a different mask on.

Here is the problem that will come down the pipe in Egypt quite rapidly once somebody else does “take over”.  They are going to have the same systemic problems with Food, which means they will still have problems maintaining control and governing the country.  The Riots won’t stop among people with nothing left to lose until somebody with an Iron Fist drops into the game, so even if the Hoser doesn’t pull the Massacre Card, somebody else down the line will.

Now that the “Counter Revolution” has begun in Egypt, my guess is that they will not rapidly get reorganized here, but rather a full fledged Civil War will ensue.  In this Civil War the Military will Fracture and begin fighting each other with Made in the FSofA armaments.  Where will BOTH sides need to get replacement parts and ammo for their weapons?  From the FSofA, so now the FSofA has to take sides in the Civil War as to which one they will support.  Since the Muslim Brotherhood is likely to be on one side of this Civil War, the FSofA naturally will have to take the OTHER side.  Problem being of course that the Other Side is likely much smaller in numbers so unless we go in and back them up with our own Warm Bodies as Cannon Fodder, this side doesn’t stand a chance in the street battle, where the Muslim side will quickly be rearmed with Kalishnikovs.

Result is of course in the medium term here Egypt is likely to become another Islamic State and align with the the Iranians and Iraquis and Afghanies and Pakistanis all waging the war against the Great Satan.  Once Egypt goes, Saudi Arabia is sure to follow, and there just is no way the FSofA will sit on the sidelines while Saudi Oil fields fall under the control of the Mullahs as opposed to the Puppet Sheiks.

To prevent this Contagion, if/when the Counter Revolution really takes off in Egypt, the UN is going to be enlisted to send in another “multi-lateral Peace Keeping Force” to “restore order”.  You are talking here another deployment of at least as many Amerikans as are currently traipsing around the rest of the M.E., and without Conscription that doesn’t seem possible.

Right now in the MSM you are getting all the typical blathering of Illuminati Propaganda about supporting “Democracy” and “Human Rights”, so that when Egypt spins out fo control into all out Civil War  these “principles” can be used as a justification to send in an Army to FORCE people to be nice to each other. LOL.  About the only way a UN Peacekeeping Force is NOT sent into Egypt now is on the unlikely event that out of what amounts to complete anarchy they all settle down and play nice with each other.  Somehow this scenario just does not seem too likely to me at the moment.

So, how would the FSofA Public react right now to Obama showing up on YouTube announcing we need the DRAFT to SAVE EGYPT from the Muslim Horde?  Would he be backed by CONgress?  Would J6P Jerk his Knee and kick his son over to Egypt to “keep the peace” over there?  Would the Millenial Pincushions actually show up at the Selective Service center on the appointed day their Draft Card tells them to be there?

I think all of the above are unlikely without a False Flag here on Home Soil.  I don’t think it is enough to simply sell propaganda that WE should be Egypt’s Policeman. So, if Egypt further deteriorates, a False Flag here becomes ever more likely.

Of course, in the end here, what has come already to Egypt is Coming Soon also to our Theatre, so exactly who is going to send in a UN Peacekeeping force HERE when we break out into a Civil War?  Its like broke countries all bailing each other out.  When J6P here finally goes out into the streets, there won’t be anybody else who is not themselves embroiled in Civil War to conscript from.  Everybody including the Chinese is going to be too busy fighting their own internal wars.  The Power Bases will be spread too thin, to the point there are no power bases.

This makes the Coming Revolution FAR different from all the ones which have preceded it since Modern History began.  In the cases of the Amerikan Revolution, the French Revolution and the the Bolshevik Revolution, a Power base did exist to coopt the revolutionaries and to bring in foreign Mercs to fight as necessary.  Not so this time.  Whatever the outcome will be from this Global Revolution, it will have to come organically from within each Nation State.  Order will not be restored by Power from Without.

RE

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why the oligarchical classes favor austerity over reform

From Jesse's Cafe Americain 02 February 2011:

SP 500 and NDX March Futures Daily Charts – Non Farm Payrolls on Friday

“It was possible, no doubt, to imagine a society in which wealth, in the sense of personal possessions and luxuries, should be evenly distributed, while power remained in the hands of a small privileged caste.

But in practice such a society could not remain stable. For if leisure and security were enjoyed by all alike, the great mass of human beings who are normally stupified by poverty would become literate and would learn to think for themselves; and when once they had done this, they would sooner or later realise that the privileged minority had no function, and they would sweep it away. In the long run, a hierarchical society was only possible on a basis of poverty and ignorance.”

George Orwell, 1984

This is the ultimate failure of oligarchical, crony capitalism, as it is being trumpeted today from several diverse circles of thought as the new thing with China as its model. Oligarchies can not allow for the rise of a thriving middle class, with decent education, substantial wages, and rising standards of living, because that is a threat to their power. The fascists were much admired for their economic recovery from the Depression, but they maintained their control of the people through the iron grip of fear and terror, even while the East coast establishment lionized Mussolini and Hitler as economic miracle workers.

And this is why the oligarchical classes even in the US and the UK favor austerity over reform. Reform diminishes their illicit access to unproductive wealth and power, and austerity hammers the middle class into submission.

On a lighter note, Wall Street has decided that Egypt is really not all that important, with the likely passage of power to another puppet if Mubarak should fall. So the big tickle will be the Jobs Report on Friday. The key metric for them is the anticipated unemployment rate which is expected to be 9.5% or thereabouts.

Now it is fairly well known that the unemployment rate is a less important metric, since when people stop being counted as unemployment when no longer receiving unemployment benefits, or when they take a menial low paying job. And in a prolonged downturn you can have improvements therefore in the unemployment rate without any real improvement in overall unemployment like the labor participation rate and the median wage, which are the key indicators of a sustainable recovery.

So it makes me wonder what antics the government and the pigmen might have up their sleeve to rattle the swill bucket for mom and pop to get back into stocks, and most likely once again at a top.

Recovery or Great Depression II? 43.6 Millions on Foodstamps

Bernanke’s Poverty Effect: Foodstamp Recipients Jump by 400K In November, Hit New Record Of 43.6 Million

• Much has been said about Bernanke’s wealth effect and how it impacts a whopping 1% of the US population (traditionally, those very same bail out recipients who would be insolvent had Gen Ben not rescued the entire financial system at the expense of the DXY, which at last check was below 77 again). Unfortunately, a little less time has been spent discussing the equal and opposite effect: that of the poverty effect. Luckily, every month we get an update on this just as useful metric. And as of November, the SNAP program had 43.6 million participants, an increase of 400k from October, and a 14% increase, or 5.3 million from a year prior. We are confident that this 15% of the US population will be delighted to know that their rapidly diminishing dollars will end up acquiring increasingly less and less stuff.

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[Beyond Bizarre]: Proofs of the Kenyan Scam Found

USAians are going to face the evidence that they have an unconstitutional alien POTUS (among many other unconstitutional schemes and scams):

From Rense, 1-31-11:
Note - This story has been shredded by Snopes. However, in the interest of reporting the full scope of what is being discussed and displayed online, we post the following story.

Here it is, folks! The document we have been waiting for!  
Now if only SOMEONE in Congress or the Supreme Court will act on this!


Spread this around.....if these documents are as authentic as they certainly seem to be, Obama is NOT qualified to be our President and he sits in the White House illegally.

This is what Obama has spent almost $2M (so far) to hide.

Here's a close-up of the top of the document where you can plainly read his name and his parent's names, etc....

A British history buff was asked if he could find out who the colonial registrar was for Mombasa in 1961.

After only a few minutes of research, he called back and said "Sir Edward F. Lavender? Note the same name near the bottom of the photo above.

Source(s): ? Kenya Dominion Record 4667 Australian library."



And here's a close-up of the bottom of the document where you can read "Coast Providence of Kenya " and the official signature of the Deputy Registrar.....

The above document is a "Certified Copy of Registration of Birth", but below is a copy of the actual Certificate of Birth... the real-deal legal kind of certificate.

The Mombasa Registrar of Births has testified that Obama's birth certificate from Coast Province General Hospital in Mombasa is genuine. This copy was obtained by Lucas Smith through the help of a Kenyan Colonel who recently got it directly from the Coast General Hospital in Mombasa , Kenya . Here it is.....

Note the footprint!!

The local Muslim Imam in Mombasa named Barack with his Muslim middle name Hussein so his official name on this certificate is Barack Hussein Obama II.

The grandmother of Barack Hussein Obama, Jr. reveals the story of his birth in Mombasa , Kenya , a seaport, after his mother suffered labor pains while swimming at ocean beach in Mombasa

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"On August 4, 1961 Obama's mother, father and grandmother were attending a Muslim festival in Mombasa , Kenya .

Mother had been refused entry to airplanes due to her nine month pregnancy. It was a hot August day at the festival so the Obama's went to the beach to cool off. While swimming in the ocean his mother experienced labor pains so was rushed to the Coast Provincial General Hospital, Mombasa, Kenya where Obama was born a few hours later at 7:21 pm on August 4, 1961(what a sad day for the USA!). Four days later his mother flew to Hawaii and registered his birth in Honolulu as a certificate of live birth which omitted the place and hospital of birth." 



Letter from Kitau in Mombasa , Kenya ......

"I happen to be Kenyan. I was born 1 month before Obama at Mombasa medical center. I am a teacher here at the MM Shaw Primary School in Kenya . I compared my birth certificate to the one that has been put out by Taitz and mine is exactly the same. I even have the same registrar and format. The type is identical. I am by nature a skeptical person. I teach science here and challenge most things that cannot be proven. So I went to an official registrar today and pulled up the picture on the web. They magnified it and determined it to be authentic. There is even a plaque with Registrar Lavenders name on it as he was a Brit and was in charge of the Registrar office from 1959 until January of 1964. The reason the date on the certificate says republic of Kenya is that we were a republic when the "copy" of the original was ordered. I stress the word "copy". My copy also has republic of Kenya . So what you say is true about Kenya not being a republic at the time of Obama's birth, however it was a republic when the copy was ordered.


The birth certificate is genuine. I assure you it will be authenticated by a forensic auditor. We are very proud Obama was born here. We have a shrine for him and there are many people who remember his birth here as he had a white mother. They are being interviewed now by one of your media outlets. 



Fortunately they even have pictures of his parents with him immediately after his birth at the Mombasa hospital with the hospital in the back ground.

It will be a proud day for us when it is proven that he was born here and a Kenyan became the most powerful man in the world.

I encourage anyone to come here and visit. I will be happy to take you and show you the pictures at the hospital myself as well as my document and many others that are identical to what Taitz posted. God Bless. Kitau"

So, how much more proof do we need?

Well, Here it is...{SJC}

WELL, HERE IT IS....

Lolo Soetoro, Stanley Ann Dunham Soetoro, baby Maya Soetoro, and 9 year old Barry Soetoro.

This registration document, made available on Jan. 24, 2007, by the Fransiskus Assisi school inJakarta, Indonesia , shows the registration of Barack Obama under the name Barry Soetoro made by his step-father, Lolo Soetoro.

Name: Barry Soetoro

Religion: Islam

Nationality: Indonesian



How did this little INDONESIAN Muslim child - Barry Soetoro, (A.K.A. Barack Obama) get around the issue of nationality to become President of the United States of America ?



PART 2:

In a move certain to fuel the debate over Obama's qualifications for the presidency, the group "Americans for Freedom of Information" has released copies of President Obama's college transcripts from Occidental College ...



The transcript indicates that Obama, under the name Barry Soetoro, received financial aid as a foreign student from Indonesia while an undergraduate at the school. The transcript was released by Occidental College in compliance with a court order in a suit brought by the group in the Superior Court of California . The transcript shows that Obama (Soetoro) applied for financial aid and was awarded a fellowship for foreign students from the Fulbright Foundation Scholarship program. To qualify for this scholarship, a student must claim foreign citizenship. This document provides the smoking gun that many of Obama's detractors have been seeking - that he is NOT a natural-born citizen of the United States - necessary to be President of these United States. Along with the evidence that he was first born in Kenya , here we see that there is no record of him ever applying for US citizenship..

Gary Kreep of the United States Justice Foundation has released the results of their investigation of Obama's campaign spending. This study estimates that Obama has spent upwards of $950,000 in campaign funds in the past year with eleven law firms in 12 states for legal resources to block disclosure of any of his personal records.

Mr. Kreep indicated that the investigation is still on-going but that the final report will be provided to the U.S. attorney general, Eric Holder. Mr. Holder has refused comment on this matter.

LET OTHER FOLKS KNOW THIS NEWS - THE MEDIA WON'T!

EGYPT ON THE BRINK OF A BLOODBATH

From VeteransToday, February 2,

For the journalists, the villains are those governments that challenge – or pretend to challenge – Western policies. But for the people, the tyrants are those who exploit and humiliate them.

by Thierry Meyssan – Voltairenet.org

Egypts unprecedented anti-government protests Image/ Al Jazeera

The mainstream media are enthralled by the demonstrations in Egypt and are heralding the advent of a Western-style democracy throughout the Middle East. Thierry Meyssan refutes this interpretation. According to him, antagonistic forces have been set in motion, the outcome of which will turn against the order imposed by the United States in the region.
For the past week, western media have echoed reports about the demonstrations and repression rattling major Egyptian cities. They draw a parallel with the events that brought down Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali in Tunisia and speak about a wind of revolt that is sweeping the Arab world. According to them, the movement could stretch to Libya and Syria. They further speculate that it should favour secular democratic sectors rather than Islamic forces since the influence of the clergy has been overestimated by the Bush administration and the “mullah regime” of Iran acts as a deterrent. Thus, the wish expressed by Barack Obama at Cairo University will be fulfilled: democracy will reign in the Middle East.
This analysis is erroneous in all respects.
In the first place, the demonstrations in Egypt started several months ago. Western media ignored them, thinking they were short-lived. The Egyptians were not infected by the Tunisians, but the latter opened the eyes of the Western world to what was happening in that region.
Secondly, the Tunisian people rose up against a corrupt government and administration that progressively brought all of society to its knees, stripping the ever expanding social classes of all hope. The Egyptian revolt is not aimed against this mode of exploitation, but against a government and administration that are so engrossed in serving the interests of foreign powers that they have no energy left to tend to the basic needs of the population.


In recent years, Egypt has been rocked by numerous riots, either in protest against the Egyptian Government’s collaboration with Zionism or fueled by hunger. These two factors are closely intertwined. The protesters raise pell-mell issues such as the Camp David accords, the Gaza siege, Egypt’s Nile water rights, the partition of Sudan, the housing crisis, unemployment, injustice and poverty.
Moreover, Tunisia was administered by a police regime, whereas Egypt is under the military boot. I use the term “administered” – and not “governed”- since in both cases, we are dealing with States under post-colonial tutelage, which lack both a foreign policy and an independent defense. Consequently, while in Tunisia the army came between the population and the dictator’s police forces, in Egypt the problem will be settled through a shootout among the military.


Thirdly, what is occurring in Tunisia and Egypt is unquestionably a sign of hope for all oppressed peoples; however, these are not the same people that the media have in mind. For the journalists, the villains are those governments that challenge – or pretend to challenge – Western policies. But for the people, the tyrants are those who exploit and humiliate them. For this reason, I don’t believe that we will be seeing similar revolts explode in Syria. The Syrians are proud of the Bachar el-Assad government: he sided with the Resistance and managed to safeguard his national interests without ever capitulating to pressure. Most of all, he was able to shield his country from the fate contrived by Washington: either chaos like Iraq or Saudi-style religious despotism. Admittedly, many features of his management style are contested, but he is developing a middle class together with the democratic decision-making processes that underpin it. By contrast, such countries like Jordan and Yemen are breeding grounds for instability and the contagion could also hit Black Africa, Senegal in particular.


Fourthly, western media are discovering rather late that the Islamic threat is merely a scarecrow. But it is still necessary to acknowledge that it was activated by the United States under the Clinton administration and by France in Algeria during the 1990’s with François Mitterand at the helm, then blown up by the Bush administration in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, and fueled by the European neo-conservative governments of Blair, Merkel and Sarkozy. It would also time to recognise that there is no common measure between Saudi Wahhabism and the Islamic Revolution of Rouhollah Khomeini. Labeling both as “Islamists” is not only absurd, it is also an obstinate refusal to understand what is really happening.


In collusion with the United States, the Saudis funded sectarian Muslim groups that preached for a resurgence of Seventh-century society as they dreamed of it during the era of Prophet Muhammad. They have just as much impact in the Arab World as the Amish in the United States, with their horse and buggy.
The aim of the Khomeini Revolution is not to erect the ideal religious society, but to reverse the system of world dominance. It predicates that political action is a means of self-sacrifice and self-transcendence and that, consequently, man can draw from Islam the necessary energy for change.


The Middle East populations have no intention of replacing the police and military dictatorships that have crushed them with a religious dictatorship. So, there is no Islamic danger. At the same time, the Islamic revolutionary ideal that has already given rise to the Hezbollah in the Lebanese Shia community is also animating the Hamas amid the Sunni community in Palestine. This element is likely to play a role in the burgeoning movements and, indeed, is already playing one in Egypt.


Fifthly, with all due respect to certain observers, even if social issues are again in the forefront, the ongoing movement cannot be reduced to simply a matter of class struggle. Obviously the ruling classes fear popular revolutions, but things are more complicated. Hence, not surprisingly, King Abdallah of Saudi Arabia called on President Obama to stop the mayhem in Egypt and to protect incumbent governments in the region, starting with his own. However, the same King has also recently endorsed the democratic change of regime that took place in Lebanon. He turned his back on Lebanese-Saudi billionaire Saad Hariri and helped the 8-March coalition, comprising Hezbollah, replace him with Lebanese-Saudi billionaire, Najib Mikati. Hariri had been elected by parliamentarians that represented 45% of the electorate, while Mikati’s win was secured by a group representing 70% of the voters. Hariri cowered to Paris and Washington; Mikati has pledged to enact a policy favoring the national Resistance. At the present juncture, the struggle against the Zionist project overrides the question of class interests. Moreover, more than wealth distribution, the protesters are challenging the pseudo-liberal capitalist system imposed by the Zionists.


Sixtly, reverting to the situation in Egypt, Western media threw themselves at Mohamed El-Baradei, hailing him as the leader of the opposition. That’s laughable! Mr. El-Baradei enjoys a respectable reputation in Europe for having held out against the Bush administration for some time, without ever completely opposing it. He incarnates the good conscience of Europe with respect to Iraq, considering its flip-flop stance over the war. Objectively, however, Mr. El-Baradei is a luke-warm personality who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize only to keep Hans Blix from getting it. Most important, he doesn’t carry any weight inside his own country. His only political existence is limited to his role as spokesperson of the Muslim Brotherhood in front of the Western media.


The United States have come up with opponents who are more representative, such as Ayman Nour, whom they will soon pull out of a hat, despite the fact that his defense of pseudo-liberal economic policies disqualifies him in light of the crisis that is ripping the country.
In any event, there are only two mass organizations with any real popular roots, which have for a long time spoken out against the current policies: on the one hand, the Muslim Brotherhood and, on the other, the Coptic Christian Church (even though H.H. Pope Shenouda III distinguishes between Mubarak’s Zionist policies which he opposes and the Rais figure that he accepts to deal with). This detail escaped the Western media which were too busy persuading public opinion that the Copts were being persecuted at the hands of the Muslims while they were, in fact, being victimized by the Mubarak dictatorship.


At this point, a small digression is in order: Hosni Mubarak has just named Omar Souleyman vice-president. It is a measure aimed at rendering more difficult his eventual physical ousting by the United States. Mubarak became president because he had first been designated vice-president before the United States had president Anwar El Sadat taken out by Ayman al-Zawahiri’s group. Consequently, he has until now always refused to appoint a vice-president for fear of being assassinated in turn. Omar Souleyman being the chief architect of Egypt’s collaboration with Israel, Washington and London are likely to protect Mubarak like the apple of their eye.
What is more, Souleyman can lean on Tsahal against the White House. He has already arranged for the arrival of Israeli material and snipers, ready to kill the ringleaders among the crowd.

Lastly, the current situation lays bare the contradictions within the U.S. administration. In his Cairo University speech, Barack Obama had offered to extend a hand to Muslims and had called for democracy. Today, however, he will make every effort to prevent democratic elections in Egypt from taking place. If he can put up with a legitimate government in Tunisia, he cannot do the same in Egypt. Elections would play out in favour of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Copts, who would form a government that would open the Gaza border and liberate the millions of people who are locked inside. With the support of their neighbors – Lebanon, Syria and Egypt – the Palestinians would overthrow the Zionist yoke.


It should be noted that over the last two years, Israeli strategists have been concocting a foul trick. Considering that Egypt is a social time bomb, that revolution is both inevitable and imminent, they planned to facilitate a coup d’Etat in favour of an ambitious and incompetent officer. In their scheme, the latter was supposed to launch an abortive war against Israel. Tel-Aviv would thus have recovered its military prestige and reconquered Mount Sinai with its natural riches. But Washington is resolutely against this scenario, which would be too difficult to control.


Ultimately, the Anglo-American Empire is still anchored to the principles laid down in 1945: to support those democracies that make the “right choice” (that of servility) and to oppose the nations that make the “wrong choice” (that of independence).

Consequently, if they deem it necessary, Washington and London will endorse without any qualms a bloodbath in Egypt, provided that the military who wins the upper hand pledges to maintain the international status quo.


Thierry Meyssan is a french political analyst, founder and chairman of the Voltaire Network and the Axis for Peace conference. He publishes columns dealing with international relations in daily newspapers and weekly magazines in Arabic, Spanish and Russian. His last book published in English : 9/11 the Big Lie and Pentagate.

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