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ElBaradei: Israel Has Peace Agreement With Mubarak, Not Egypt

One of the key leaders in Egypt’s anti-government movement is continuing to make waves, suggesting that he could soon go from being an “agent of change” to the country’s next president. But what does that mean for Egypt and her allies?

In a new interview with Der Speigel, Mohamed ElBaradei suggests that the region may soon experience an “Arab spring,” and distances the policies of the Hosni Mubarak administration from the future of Egypt, including a peaceful past alliance with Israel. When asked specifically how a new government potentially including the controversial Muslim Brotherhood would affect Egypt’s relationship with Israel, ElBaradei said that Israelis need to understand it’s “impossible to make peace with a single man.”

“At the moment, they have a peace treaty with Mubarak, but not one with the Egyptian people,” El Baradei said. “The Israelis should understand that it is in their long-term interest to have a democratic Egypt as a neighbor, and that it is prudent to acknowledge the legitimate interests of the Palestinians and to grant them their own state.”

SPIEGEL: What should a new president change about Egypt’s relationship with Israel? Would you go to Israel to meet with Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s hard-line prime minister?

ElBaradei: I have already made earlier trips to Israel. But, when it comes to politics, I’m always much more concerned with the substance than the form. Of course conditions have to be made better for the people in the Gaza Strip, and the blockade needs to be lifted immediately. I always tell my Israeli friends: ‘It’s also in your security interest to treat the Palestinians as partners, to grant them rights and to not humiliate them.’

ElBaradei also dismissed speculation that he wants to step into the role of Egypt’s new president, but suggested he would not turn down the position if it were presented to him:

SPIEGEL: What should a new president change about Egypt’s relationship with Israel? Would you go to Israel to meet with Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s hard-line prime minister?

ElBaradei: I have already made earlier trips to Israel. But, when it comes to politics, I’m always much more concerned with the substance than the form. Of course conditions have to be made better for the people in the Gaza Strip, and the blockade needs to be lifted immediately. I always tell my Israeli friends: ‘It’s also in your security interest to treat the Palestinians as partners, to grant them rights and to not humiliate them.’

SPIEGEL: And, last but not least, do you think you will be Egypt’s next president?

ElBaradei: That‘s not what I’m striving for. But if people’s expectations are directed toward me, I will also not disappoint them. I would like to remain independent and maintain a certain distance — both from the Muslim Brotherhood and US policy.

Click here for the full Der Spiegel interview.

Comments (103)

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  • Ronko
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:39pm

    He’s FOS, The Brotherhood is more involved then he realizes but if he wants to be used like a puppet then that’s his problem.

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  • DanSt
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:27pm

    Many delude themselves to believe that the United States protects Israel from her ME neighbors…The reality is that the United States protects the ME “from” Israel…Eygpt tried and failed 3-4 times…They better be careful what they wish for…

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  • valricoslash
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:22pm

    If the general population fo Egyupt thinks Mobarak is bad, wait till ElBeredei becomes president. they have lived in peace with Israel for over 30 years. How soon they forget the last time Irael pasted their asses during the YumKippor war. Isreali tanks were knocking on the door of Cairo and could have easily finished them off after they totaly dismantled teh Egyptian army. At the same time they wre fighting a second front with syria, and were on their way to Damascus when all the white flags went up. Now the Arabs want the territory back that they lost in that war. I’m not sure that the egyptian Army will stand with ElBeredei.

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  • Fins_2theright
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:18pm

    So Mr engineer… really impressed that you are a tech engineer….. more impressed with your anti-semitism. So how are the plans for conquest going in your mosque?

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  • HillBillySam1
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:12pm

    War and riots in the Middle East…….wasn’t our Dear Leader supposed to be ushering in a new era of peace and stability based on our “reaching out” to these predominately Muslim nations?? Wasn’t his election going to bring about goodwill towards the United States from these poor, disenfranchised countries?? What happened?? Is this an example of Sec. of State Hillary Clinton’s “Smart Power” foreign policy??……..well, the results so far just point to another “epic fail”……..

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  • 5410amh
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:47am

    The egyptians are just angry becuase isreal defeated them 2 or 3 times in a number of wars and just like every other arab out there they want revenge. So if they get into another war isreal they will be humiliated again, muslims need to remember Isreal has one of the best military‘s in the world they have beat overwhelming odds in previous wars with her niebhors’s. Isreals military is more powerful than any other military in the middle east. So I would advise the egyptians not to try anything.

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  • silquin11
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:43am

    AlBadarei: NOT trustworthy, Not OUR friend, Yes, a LEFTIST, terrorist protector. If egyptians get sucked in by this man and his terrorist friends, they will lose whatever bit of life they have at present. Egytians deserve MUCH BETTER than this professional BS artist…Let him go back to Viena and stay there!

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  • ronmorgen
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:34am

    This will not end well for Egypt. Israel’s God will back them up as soon as they turn to him for help, it is promised in the word.

    Your many enemies will become like fine dust, the ruthless hordes like blown chaff. Suddenly, in an instant,
    the LORD Almighty will come with thunder and earthquake and great noise, with windstorm and tempest and flames of a devouring fire. Isaiah29:5

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  • Free agent
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:33am

    This (El Beredei) should not come as a shock to anyone. Who did he work for previously? The UN. Hardly a friend to Israel.

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    • butler180
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 2:25pm

      Or the United States

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    • Commie Nazi
      Posted on February 8, 2011 at 5:13am

      It’ll never happen here, George [Tides Foundation] Soros said it’d be a gradual, controlled decline (and I believe him)

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  • Rob_M
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:29am

    Good to kow there is no reason to worry about egypt.

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  • sdranger
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:28am

    Obama and his cronies are totally clueless on any foreign policy front, any and all. Things are going to get real bad, first for Isreal then for the rest of the world on the oil front. Time to start using our own natural super weapon… food. We need to start tapping our own resources, grow our own food and start using food as a carrot towards our foreign policy.

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    • TheAmericanRifleman
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:55pm

      I agree. Drill here drill now! Stop driving the small and mid size farmers out of buisiness! Return to the gold standard! Disolve the Federal Reserve! Eliminate the IRS! Adopt the Fair Tax! Repeal the seventeenth amendment! Eliminate the department of education! Eliminate public sector unions! PROBLEM SOLVED!

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    • 1TrueOne55
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 2:39pm

      @SDRanger:

      Obama and his chronies are not clueless they just don’t follow the same rules that had founded this country over 200 years ago. This president has in his autobiography admitted to being a follower of the Palestinian cause, so why should he be seen as other than an Anti-Israeli president. His whole Senate campaign was financed and maybe his presidential campaign might have money from the Muslim haters in the world, he and his campaign have refused to open up the books on their funding sources. So we can only hypothesize why this president likes the Muslim Brotherhood.

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  • techengineer11
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:26am

    Yes bomb them now.. Jesus told Fertlmind that he wanted to slaughter all of the women and children of Iran because of his special chosen people from which about 90% emmigrated from Eastern Europe a few decades ago.. lol

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  • GODSAMERICA
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:25am

    Don‘t y’all know that they don’t hate the Jewish people. If they ever succeeded in extermintating the Jews (which they won’t) then they will turn the same hate directly at us. It’s not Jew hatred, it’s humankind hatred since they act as if they are lower than humankind and they are apparently jealous of man.

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    • chuck_wagon
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:22pm

      I’ve often asked that question. When everyone in the whole wide world is Muslim than what? This is a religion that’s driven by hate to sustain them. Who are they going to hate to justify their being then fish, moles, gophers? They’re waste products.

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    • kryptonite
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 2:22pm

      Chuck,
      As humans we think that way, because God never withdraws his grace from the earth. However, that would be like asking, When the whole country falls to communist tyranny, then what? Look at North Korea, Cuba and Venezuela, and even worse, China. Countless years of suffering and slavery, yet the regime never hits rock bottom.

      If left to run its course, totalitarian rule is a literal hell on earth. Suffering doesn’t peak in hell, because hell is devoid of hope. Since Islam is the evil one’s dream come true, if he ever got his way, it would be eternal hell on earth. Thank God Jesus reigns, and Satan will one day burn in the lake of fire forever.

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  • ValiantDefender
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:23am

    Is anyone truly suprised by this? (anyone who has been paying attention anyway).

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  • Peraslax
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:23am

    I remember before the elecion debating with my jewish friends. I tried to warn them that if Obama got elected, Israel would be in in serious trouble. I just got the same old “republicans have no heart” arguments and was told there wasnt a lot Obama could do to endanger Israel’s security because the American people would never let that happen. Well. sadly, here we are and I wish all those jewish groups that have so much energy to bash Beck would wake up and look at where the real anti semitism lies.

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    • davecoolworld
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:43am

      Many Jews did not vote for Obama.

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    • Peraslax
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 3:11pm

      umm, ok, ya I know many jews did not vote for Obama. Wasnt talking about all of them, just the handful that I know and argue politics with. Have more jewish friends that are conservative than liberal.
      But hey.,thanks for your responce….

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  • OutOfTheAether
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:18am

    Wasn‘t that a song in the 80’s? :)

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  • davecoolworld
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:12am

    The libs and progs are actually suckers. They are the Eskimo being sold the proverbial ice. Despite their superior mindset, they are the ones who are quite gullible, and dare I say, stupid. This Egypt ruse will radicalize the whole of the Middle East. Nice job, weak minded, spineless,
    gutless wonders.

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  • donh2
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:12am

    More proof that the riots in Egypt are not a revolt against Mubarak. This is an Islamic fundamentalist revolt against the peace treaty with Israel…the same evil rage that assassinated Sadat….and Obama is on their side.

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  • greggor
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:11am

    He needs to be dead. Period.

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  • Max jones
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:03am

    I expect this administration will NOT do much to protect Israel. Israel’s destruction, if it does go that way will mark the end of the U.S.A., also. We still have chance to do the right thing where Israel is concerned. But with the way Obama has acted since his “election”, I have little hope. This is sad, but completely within the parameters of our current foreign policy.
    Israel will NOT go down without a fight, and just could spark a conflagration that includes tactical nukes. Lord, help us, this could be very bad, The jihadist sects wouldn’t care how many die on either side.
    I know the chinese are watching the situation very closely, what would they do? Ah, the inscrutable oriental. I just can’t get a handle on that.

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    • TheAmericanRifleman
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:47pm

      We are in the last days.

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    • 1TrueOne55
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 2:21pm

      If war does start then it will be the war that ushers in the revelation of the Anti-Christ since it will be the Anti-Christ that will bring a short lived peace to the region and will bring about the eventual return of the Messiah to the world. But he will not be happy when he returns since he will have to root out all the evil that is ingrained into his people.

      Remember that Jesus told the Brothers James and John that there would be many claiming to be the Messiah in the last days they will even claim to use the Name of the Christ in doing miracles as he did but they will not be of him, he said that it would be the Son of Man seated at the right hand of God that would remove the wheat from the chaff or separate the sheep from the goats.

      So in some ways Believers in the return of the Messiah of God should be looking forward to it, but I pray for those that may not see him as their Saviour, because they will not enjoy the good that belief brings to the heart.

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  • The American
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 10:40am

    This guy is nothing more than a political opportunist, he is still, get it still part of the muslim brotherhood!

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  • AzDebi
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 10:36am

    This comes as a surprise?

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    • Robert-CA
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:21pm

      Yep from the guy who said Iran & Syria DO NOT have nuclear programs .
      & this guy has a Nobel Prize , usually this Prize goes to intelligent people ………oh wait Obama has one too , forget what I said about the Prize .

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  • GeauxAlready
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 10:32am

    .
    ElBaradei: Israel Has Peace Agreement With Mubarak, Not Egypt

    Well do you serve Pita Bread with Musroom Cloud?

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  • Snowleopard {gallery of cat folks}
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 10:32am

    This dingbat seems to have rewritten history on one major point of Egyptain history – Anwar Sadat was the one to sign the peace deal with Israel, and Mubarak has held the peace in place since that time. It is the NATION of Egypt as represented by Sadat and then Mubarak who have held the peace in place, and now this goon wishes to destroy it.

    Progressives here in the USA and now in Egypt rewritting history for their own conveineces of the moment.

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    • HillBillySam1
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:05pm

      He is just positioning himself to be the next President of Egypt…….if he has to re-write history to appease the Muslim Brotherhood and the people of Egypt, then so be it…..I wondered at the beginning of this crisis why was anybody paying ElBaradei any attention…..he was a stooge for the UN……now it seems that he was just a mouthpiece for the “moderate” Muslim Brotherhood……a lot of pundits talked about the Muslim Brotherhood being “surprised and un-prepared” for the riots in Egypt……looks like they were a lot more prepared than these “experts” thought that they were…..

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    • AzDebi
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:05pm

      The Mubarak regime is friendly to Israel. Mubarak signed a Peace Treaty with Israel and gave Israel the “green light” last year to allow Israel to use its’ submarines to take its’ subs through the Suez Canal in case Israel gets into a confrontation with Iran or does a preemptive attack against Iran. That is why Iran has a vested interest of making sure that there is instability in Egypt, the Mubarak regime is toppled and that someone who is friendly to Iran is appointed to the leadership of Egypt.

      It is for certain that all of our allies in the region are thinking that if the United States is throwing Mubarak under the bus this fast, considering that Mubarak has been such a stanch ally to the United States; Mubarak who was actually standing on the stands when Anwar Sadat was assassinated for signing a peace treaty with Israel (that’s how Mubarak became President).

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    • Snowleopard {gallery of cat folks}
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:48pm

      @Hillbillysam

      Good point on the UN connection I had missed that.

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    • kryptonite
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 1:08pm

      Snow,
      Actually, governments do decide who a country aligns with, regardless of what the populace wants, case in point, Obama. Any attempt to overturn a given government will reveal the popular trend, and in Egypt’s case, the trend is hostility toward Israel.

      Several factors have contributed to this change, such as: Egypt’s defeat in the 1956, 1967 and 1972 wars are ancient history to the newer generations of Egyptians; Israel returned/withdrew from land it seized in those wars, thereby weakening its borders; Israel allowed the PLO (now Hamas) to set up “administrative” self-governance within its state; under Obama, America has realigned itself in favor of the Muslim world.

      Above all, Islam is a religion of war and Israel will always be its main target. A peace treaty is a bump in the road, not the final destination. Obama has done much to embolden Islamists, since Muslims know where his loyalties lie and what a toothless CiC he is. Consequently, the Egyptian people have reverted to their hostile stance toward Israel. Roughly, thirty years of enmity followed by thirty years of peace. Now it’s back to square one.

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    • 1TrueOne55
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 2:01pm

      @AZDEBI
      Mubarak did not sign the peace treaty with Israel, it was Anwar Sadat then the President of Egypt. Because of that the Muslim Brotherhood Assassinated Sadat during a Military review in 1981. Mubarak then took over with Emergency Rule since he was in line of succession according to the Egyptian Constitution.

      Mubarak then honored the Peace Agreement for more than 30 years. Now the Palestinian Radical sympathizer in chief Barak Hussein Obama along with his close friends Bill Ayres and Bernadine Dorn want the same elections, that put the Muslim Brotherhood sponsored Hammas in power in Gaza, in Egypt. This is his goal, this is the peace mission of this president to wipe Israel out of the Middle East the land that was promised to Abraham and his descendants, that means all his descendants.

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    • AzDebi
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 3:18pm

      @1TrueOne55
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 2:01pm

      @AZDEBI
      Mubarak did not sign the peace treaty with Israel, it was Anwar Sadat…
      __________
      You are correct…I realized my mis-type after I posted my comment…(see my previous posts on this article)…Thanks…

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    • Thatsitivehadenough
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 9:23pm

      On Vimeo web site there is a very good Norwegian documentary called “Moslem Brotherhood”. Muslims explaining the brotherhood in their own words.
      A don’t miss for those wanting more information.

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  • gramma b
    Posted on February 7, 2011 at 10:31am

    Well, well. No wonder he lied to the world to cover for Iran’s nuclear program. He’s one of the rabid Jew-hating Arabs.

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    • drbage
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 10:45am

      Perhaps he misspoke (we know that all progressives NEVER lie) when he said that he preferred “substance over form.” As history shows, he led the world on for years with his mantra of nothing to be seen in any sort of negative light with the Iranian nuclear program. It was all FORM and no SUBSTANCE! Presently he is showing the “form” that the world, especially the 3 Stooges–Obama, Biden, and Clinton, what they want to see regarding the Muslim Brotherhood, but the “substance” is 180 degrees different. Wonder if Egypt, like Chicago, has a residency requirement to run for office. If they do, El Baradei wouldn’t be afforded the Rahm Treatment.

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    • Dustyluv
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 10:53am

      No worries. Israel has a bif G-d and a full arsenal of nukes…

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    • Highland
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:02am

      Just in case anyone was under the misapprehension that El Baradei was a moderate or even the slightest bit reasonable …

      He’s a tool of the extremist Islamonutz.

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    • joe3
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:07am

      didnt berzeniski just write an article promoting elbardai? you know, obamas advisor and mentor. yea this stinks. soros is also pushing this globalist stooge. beck needs to shine the sun on berzenski, soros is one player, but not the big one. not sure if beck is telling the whole truth, but he is helping tremendously. there are rocks to turn over, that are still untouched. beck has the ear of the public, is there something holding him back? is beck on a short leash? kinda seems like he is the control on the information that is available on these guys. like he is told to only go so far, then call ron paul supporters dangerous (herd he did that a few years ago). I support beck, he is doing a great job. he needs to show us that he is not a shill for the GOP.

       
    • hickoryrat
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:07am

      I agree with dustyluv.
      Anyone who thinks that Israel will just allow itself to be annihilated better pull their head out of their a$$.
      If the muslims persist there will be a lot of glass parking lots in the middle east.

      V

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    • OutOfTheAether
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:16am

      @ JOE3

      If Beck DOES have information that he hasn’t given out yet, I suspect it’s because, in is own words, he is “checking everything seven ways to Sunday” before he does. That’s called prudence…and smart. It’s why he has the track record he does

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    • techengineer11
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:23am

      As a former memeber of your cult I can say without hesitation that you Christian Zionist make me want to puke when I hear the ignorance expressed on this blog.. My goodness people read some books!! Don’t take ever word that your fat over weight gluttonous preacher tells you as the gospel truth. Study Martin Luter’s work if you want to become informed… and no I’m not talking about the black man, I’m referring to the leader of the Reformation?? I‘m sure the overwhelming majority on this board have no clue what I’m referring to so ask your leader GB..

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    • joe3
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 11:35am

      outof the, he does have a great track record, I remember 3 years ago + he was warning about the housing bubble. becks done a good job. I would like to see him cover berzenski. beck knows about this guy, he knows what hes been up to for 40 years. hes also bigger than soros. dont like the paul ryans and the bohners, both those guys wont say a bad thing about berzenski either, hoping beck is not on that band wagon.

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    • AzDebi
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:01pm

      It was actually El Baradei who turned a blind eye to what Iran was doing and allowed the Iranians to advance as much as they have in their nuclear development. AND, as a thank you to El Baradei, the Iranian government gave him over $7 million in September of 2010. They wanted him to run for president of Egypt to bring about “political change in the country”. The money was funneled to him in Bucharest, Romania through an Arab businessman known only by the initials A and E. That being all we know about him. Iran wants to prop up El Baradei to be able to work with the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt to get rid of the Mubarak regime.

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    • sgallion1
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:04pm

      I agree Gramma B.

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    • democratgirl
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:15pm

      The Islamic-friendly White House supports replacing the Egyptian government with a coalition that includes the radical terrorist sponsoring Muslim Brotherhood. This move, supported by the Secretary of State and the president, will undoubtedly usher in a new era of terrorist-based instability in the Middle East and cause grave consequences for the United States and Israel for decades to come. The president’s first major speech supported and glorified Islam in Cairo. It is likely no prophetic coincidence that since then there has been great economic calamity, oil disaster, violence on the borders, and political unrest. The more America concerns herself with Egypt, the more consequences are likely.

      On National Public Radio, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said, “Today we learned the Muslim Brotherhood decided to participate, which suggests they at least are now involved in the dialogue that we have encouraged.” Clinton is holding strong to the White House line that America is supporting democracy in Egypt. Despite warnings from Israel, veteran foreign policy experts and conservatives, this White House is buying the lie that the Muslim Brotherhood will participate in a democratic government. The man in the Oval Office said, “Now, it is not the role of any other country to determine Egypt’s leaders…Furthermore, the process must include a broad spectrum of Egyptian voices and opposition parties.”

      There are lessons from America’s actions regarding Iran, Iraq, and the Palestinian Authority. When President Jimmy Carter helped depose the Shah of Iran– a ruler friendly to the United States and one who kept the balance of peace in the Middle East–the result was the birth of a new era of terrorism. When President George W. Bush “liberated” Iraq and established “democracy” there–the people adopted a Sharia-law type of Constitution where religious freedom is essentially nonexistent. When “democratic” elections were held by the Palestinian Authority, the majority that were elected were members of the terrorist group Hamas.

      Islam is a tyrannical political system disguised as a religion. Islam can embrace “democracy” because it feeds into Islam’s totalitarian political goals. By encouraging the engagement of the Muslim Brotherhood in a so-called democratic system, the American leadership is paving the way for persecution of Christians and Jews and the escalation of a new Islamic order. Isaiah 59:8 says, The way of peace they know not; and there is no judgment in their goings: they have made them crooked paths: whosoever goeth therein shall not know peace.” Islam will only be emboldened by the unwise actions of the American leadership. Ezekiel 7:25 says, “Destruction comes; and they shall seek peace and there shall be none.”
      Bill Wilson
      Word of Life Ministry
      http://www.dailyjot.com

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    • AzDebi
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:27pm

      The Middle East has always been Theocratic or Dictatorships or Socialistic. We are insisting on elections. Even Bush insisted on Palestinian elections in the past, which gave birth to Hamas in the Palestinian areas that caused nearly a civil war between Palestinian and Palestinian. Democracy in the Middle East is only used during the elections and is thrown out the window once someone is elected. Clinton, of course, insists that we need Democratic “reforms” and President Obama who is a “closet Socialist” insists that the Egyptians have a right to assembly, freedom of speech and Democracy…so on and so forth.

      Yet, in all cases in the past, when we have Democratic elections, we have given birth to Tyrannies. Even in Algeria, which is next to Tunisia in 1991 they had elections in which the Islamist won and they had to dismantle the elections. The military had to intervene. Who was behind it? It was Socialists. The Socialists movements worked collectively an then Islam through El Baradei threw in the towel with the lot of Islamist. El Baradei held hands with the Muslim Brotherhood even prior to the Tunisian revolt when they ousted Zine El Abidine. And of course the situation in Tunisia needs to be addressed because in Tunisia you now have an open door for the Islamist. Rachid Ghannouchi who was exiled for 20 years in London, now is allowed to enter back into Tunisia. This is the same kind of thing that happened in Iran when the Shah ousted the Khomeni and then when the Shah was ousted, Khomeni went back to Iran to start a revolution. So, the Clinton and the Obama administration have been aiding the Islamic movement by stating that a Democracy is the solution. So, it is a problem. If the Palestinian election caused a civil war, it will also cause a civil war of a much larger scale in the country of Egypt.

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    • TheAmericanRifleman
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 12:35pm

      @ hickoryrat, let it be done. No love lost here. Israel has no less right to defend herself than any other nation. If I recall corectly, Israel has kicked Irans ass before and then gave their concored land back to them. But that was another generation. How soon people forget.

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    • GONESURFING
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 1:25pm

      Yes , you are right. At first I had a little hope that ElBaradei could help the situation in Egypt, but I was wrong about that. He is just a tool for the radicals. Pray for Israel.

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    • Rogue
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 1:59pm

      As pointed out on a previous story’s posts, by “Roxxy” I beleive it was, Elbaradei and Soros are together on the board of the International Crisis Group, a virtual who’s-who of international Marxist/Sociaist/Communist leaders. If you have any doubts the type of Govt El Baradei wants for Egypt, look no further. Here is a blog I ran across that describes the people involved at ICG: http://a12iggymom.wordpress.com/2011/02/03/elbaradeis-i-c-g-board-colleagues-include-george-soros-thomas-r-pickering-cheryl-carolus-wesley-clark-and-many-more-marxists-communists-and-socialists-surprise/

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    • JD Carp
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 3:35pm

      And so it begins again. Israel and Jews all over the world unite against these devils. I stand with you to defend your God given rights.

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    • crackerone
      Posted on February 7, 2011 at 8:27pm

      Keep your pimp-hand strong Israel! :)

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