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Originally posted by kdial1
Originally posted by DuneKnight
I see what you are saying, but I never said CIA kill egyptians, they merely facilitate a system that perpetually oppresses people. And sure I guess the egyptian government played the US well in diverting its attention away from its human rights violations by constantly giving them info on terrorism and using US's paranoia to their benefit.
I see where you are coming from, but this is known trait of most governments
US Supports Israel but ignores human rights abuse by Israel
US ignores Darfur Genocide (multitude of reasons)
and on and on....
Remember this world revolves around money, which is sad to say the least, but strategic moves and decisions have to be made at an elitist level to which it financially benefits their country, whether it is the above or other examples like Rwanda. You could almost think of the country like a corporation. Sad when you look at the facts and start to realize that we as humans can ignore these abuses all because we are too greedy and have no interest in countries that have no resource or strategic value.
Why do you think we did not see Rwanda or Darfur on the MSM? Like we are seeing Libya and Egypt? I think you know the answer...
-Kdial1
Originally posted by kdial1
Originally posted by DuneKnight
I see what you are saying, but I never said CIA kill egyptians, they merely facilitate a system that perpetually oppresses people. And sure I guess the egyptian government played the US well in diverting its attention away from its human rights violations by constantly giving them info on terrorism and using US's paranoia to their benefit.
I see where you are coming from, but this is known trait of most governments
US Supports Israel but ignores human rights abuse by Israel
US ignores Darfur Genocide (multitude of reasons)
and on and on....
Remember this world revolves around money, which is sad to say the least, but strategic moves and decisions have to be made at an elitist level to which it financially benefits their country, whether it is the above or other examples like Rwanda. You could almost think of the country like a corporation. Sad when you look at the facts and start to realize that we as humans can ignore these abuses all because we are too greedy and have no interest in countries that have no resource or strategic value.
Why do you think we did not see Rwanda or Darfur on the MSM? Like we are seeing Libya and Egypt? I think you know the answer...
-Kdial1
Originally posted by 13th Zodiac
Ah we finally now know why DR Hawass quit his position
Originally posted by kdial1
The thing I think that is going to send shockwaves is the videos of Politicians having sex.... I smell resignations
-Kdial1
Originally posted by DuneKnight
Originally posted by 13th Zodiac
Ah we finally now know why DR Hawass quit his position
haha I hear he liked em old really old, like 3000 years old.
and I found this tweet by an egyptian interesting, they used to use car batteries to torture: twitter.com...
Hani Barakat wrote: security expert said Khaled Mattawa that the state security apparatus is a technical sense of internal security and there is no state without internal security apparatus with a different Tzmyate. And defines its powers of parliament and therefore, the State Security in Egypt has become an organ is rejected popular and must establish an internal security concepts different after the parliamentary elections after that there has been discontent with much on the security of the state and the direction of revenge for revenge as a result of any practices unconstitutional that took place in the former regime through this device. And indicates that for the recent events it must know that there are hidden hands with interests in undermining security in Egypt. And whether the state security apparatus to burn himself to get rid of old files he wrought out that this device paralyzed since on January 28 did not hear about his ability or carrying out any arrest of any of the militants in any direction or trend since that date and if the protesters who stormed the buildings, claiming that the state security officers who executed the documents, why they burned the headquarters of the governorates and the existence of this Maiwkd hands hidden. He wrought that there is a beneficiary of the destruction of the Internal Security Agency and the insistence on humiliating and paralyze the ability of the police are represented in the top of the code of symbols Police during the earlier era, pointing out that this security vacuum, which preceded the political vacuum and vacuum-Parliamentary may lead to a state of chaos and if the in this direction is the following stage of sectarian strife and sedition are not on the level of religions, but only on the political level also, which may result in the secretion of seven to nine communities.
Originally posted by JBA2848
So which files are the US CIA torture files?
Then you have the eagle and the all seeing eye.I wonder if that represents the US and NWO ties?
edit on 8-3-2011 by JBA2848 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Xcathdra
reply to post by brill
It as much of a fact as the other side of this argument is. Care to show where the US had issued orders to Egyptian Security forces to torture egyptians and kill them? They dont take orders from us, and we dont take orders from them.
The article in the OP is misleading to put it mildly. How was the US directly involved in what the article is talking about.
One of the earliest reported collaborations was in September 1995, when American agents in Croatia helped kidnap accused Egyptian terrorist Talaat Fouad Qassem, who fled the country after participating in the assassination of Egyptian president Anwar Sadat. After interrogating him aboard a ship in the Adriatic Sea, U.S. agents delivered Qassem to their Egyptian counterparts. Qassem then disappeared for good. The CIA continued to send kidnapped suspects to Egypt, where they would submit questions to be put to the suspects. The Egyptian interrogators would use their usual techniques and then return with the answers.
After the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the Bush administration loosened the already limited restrictions on the rendition program. According to Jane Meyer of The New Yorker, the Egyptians once returned a suspect to the U.S. wrapped head to foot in duct tape. Another suspect, who had cooperated with the Americans, reported that in Egypt he had spent days chained to a toilet while guards urinated on him.