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mikey_the_redneck · 02-03-2011, 01:13 PM

It looks like the U.S. ambassador to Egypt has secretly met with Muslim Brotherhood leader Issam El-Erian at the American embassy in Cairo.

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?pageId=258405

"Last week, a senior Egyptian diplomat stated the Egyptian government suspects elements of the current uprising there, particularly political aspects, are being coordinated with the U.S. State Department and Obama administration.
The senior Egyptian diplomat told WND the Mubarak regime suspects the U.S. has been aiding protest planning by Mohamed ElBaradei, who is seen as one of the main opposition leaders in Cairo.

ElBaradei, former International Atomic Energy Agency chief, has reinvented himself as a campaigner for "reform" in Egypt. He is a candidate for this year's scheduled presidential elections.
ElBaradei arrived in Cairo just after last week's protests began and is reportedly being confined to his home by Egyptian security forces.
He is seen as an ally of the Muslim Brotherhood."

America will make sure that a U.S. friendly leader will take power in Egypt. We'll see if the Egytpian people actually gain anything by this.

02-03-2011, 01:13 PM	#382
mikey_the_redneck Lifetime Suspension Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Lethbridge Exp:	It looks like the U.S. ambassador to Egypt has secretly met with Muslim Brotherhood leader Issam El-Erian at the American embassy in Cairo. http://www.wnd.com/index.php?pageId=258405 "Last week, a senior Egyptian diplomat stated the Egyptian government suspects elements of the current uprising there, particularly political aspects, are being coordinated with the U.S. State Department and Obama administration. The senior Egyptian diplomat told WND the Mubarak regime suspects the U.S. has been aiding protest planning by Mohamed ElBaradei, who is seen as one of the main opposition leaders in Cairo. ElBaradei, former International Atomic Energy Agency chief, has reinvented himself as a campaigner for "reform" in Egypt. He is a candidate for this year's scheduled presidential elections. ElBaradei arrived in Cairo just after last week's protests began and is reportedly being confined to his home by Egyptian security forces. He is seen as an ally of the Muslim Brotherhood." America will make sure that a U.S. friendly leader will take power in Egypt. We'll see if the Egytpian people actually gain anything by this.