Green Energy
- President Of "america", Bronco Bama, Calls Egypt’s President Morsi To Thank Him For Helping “calm” Situation In Gaza - Morsi Threatened Israel Earlier In The Day
I've been noting that the President of "America", Bronco Bama, had yet to speak out on the situation in Israel. Well now he has. Did he call Netanyahu and voice his support? No. Did he give a press conference, and explain that Israel has a right...
- Egypt: Hamas Leader Visits Muslim Brotherhood Supreme Guide In Cairo…
Via Egypt Independent: A senior Hamas official made a 20-minute visit Wednesday morning to the Muslim Brotherhood’s Moqattam headquarters in Cairo. The visit by Moussa Abu Marzouk, vice chairman of the Palestinian faction’s politburo, coincided with...
-
My Way: Egypt's Islamists win 75 percent of parliament CAIRO (AP) - Final results on Saturday showed that Islamist parties won nearly three-quarters of the seats in parliament in Egypt's first elections since the ouster of authoritarian president...
- . .
Haaretz: Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood eyes unity gov't without Mubarak Opposition group says will exclude reigning President's National Democratic Party from talks; Mohammed ElBaradei: I have been mandated by the people. The Muslim Brotherhood,...
- The Muslim Brotherhood - Raising The Stakes
NYT: Smoke rose over the city of Suez on Thursday as sometimes violent clashes continued there. In the capital, a relative calm settled over the streets in anticipation of a new wave of demonstrations anticipated for Friday. Raising the stakes, the...
Green Energy
Has the Muslim Brotherhood taken a repressive turn?”
Are they stupid at Time?
Are they so incompetent?
Is it denial?
Has no one there read Qutb?
Sabah Hamamou recalls hoping for the best and giving Mohamed Morsy the benefit of the doubt when the longtime Muslim Brotherhood official became Egypt’s first ever elected civilian President earlier this summer.For Hamamou, a deputy business editor at the state-owned flagship daily newspaper al-Ahram, it was an opportunity to finally fix the institution to which she has dedicated 17 years of her professional life. Hamamou is one of the hardcore dissidents inside Egypt’s state media machine. Halfway through the January 2011 revolution that ousted President Hosni Mubarak from power, she and a handful of colleagues launched an internal revolt to chase out the Mubarak-appointed editor. So when Morsy came to power, she hoped for a fresh start and a new regime that would return the historic paper to something approaching respectability.
That optimism crumbled on Aug. 8 when the Shura Council — the upper house of parliament controlled by Morsy’s Muslim Brotherhood — announced dozens of new editors at a host of state-owned newspapers and magazines. The new al-Ahram editor, Abdel Nasser Salama, was just one of the hires that prompted a widespread revolt among Egyptian journalists.
Read more: http://world.time.com/2012/08/28/shades-of-mubarak-egyptian-journalists-chafe-under-media-controls/#ixzz24sXZM0vd
- President Of "america", Bronco Bama, Calls Egypt’s President Morsi To Thank Him For Helping “calm” Situation In Gaza - Morsi Threatened Israel Earlier In The Day
I've been noting that the President of "America", Bronco Bama, had yet to speak out on the situation in Israel. Well now he has. Did he call Netanyahu and voice his support? No. Did he give a press conference, and explain that Israel has a right...
- Egypt: Hamas Leader Visits Muslim Brotherhood Supreme Guide In Cairo…
Via Egypt Independent: A senior Hamas official made a 20-minute visit Wednesday morning to the Muslim Brotherhood’s Moqattam headquarters in Cairo. The visit by Moussa Abu Marzouk, vice chairman of the Palestinian faction’s politburo, coincided with...
-
My Way: Egypt's Islamists win 75 percent of parliament CAIRO (AP) - Final results on Saturday showed that Islamist parties won nearly three-quarters of the seats in parliament in Egypt's first elections since the ouster of authoritarian president...
- . .
Haaretz: Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood eyes unity gov't without Mubarak Opposition group says will exclude reigning President's National Democratic Party from talks; Mohammed ElBaradei: I have been mandated by the people. The Muslim Brotherhood,...
- The Muslim Brotherhood - Raising The Stakes
NYT: Smoke rose over the city of Suez on Thursday as sometimes violent clashes continued there. In the capital, a relative calm settled over the streets in anticipation of a new wave of demonstrations anticipated for Friday. Raising the stakes, the...