Die geestelike leier van die Moslem Broederskap in Egipte, Mohamed Badie, is Dinsdagoggend in die Nasr City in die noordooste van Kaïro in hegtenis geneem.
Badie (70) was die hoogste bevelvoerder van die organisasie wat deur die owerhede gesoek is. Hy sal op 25 Augustus verskyn saam met twee ander ampsdraers
Badie se seun is verlede week doodgeskiet toe die weermag op twee proteskampe van die Broederskap toegeslaan het.
Badie se inhegtenisneming volg te midde van nog lede van die Broederskap wat regdeur die land aangekeer word. Foto’s van sy inhegtenisname is op die interim-regering se Facebookbladsy geplaas.
Intussen is berigte ontvang dat die interim regering nuwe aanklagte van die aanhitsing van geweld aanhangig gemaak het teen die ontsetelde president Mohammed Morsi. Morsi se plek van aanhouding is steeds onbekend.
Die aanklagte hou verband met die dood van talle mense gedurende protesoptrede by die presidensiële paleis verlede Desember.
Dieselfde regter wat nuwe aanklagte teen Morsi bekendgemaak het, het ook verklaar dat die voormalige president Hosni Moebarak nie vir korrupsie aangehou kan word nie. – RSG
MB and al Qaeda/Hamas connection: Few months after Morsi took office, he swiftly and regularly released all the Islamist prisoners, who got convicted over terrorist operations, including the murder of the late president Sadat. And moreover, Al-Qaeda leader, Ayman El-Zawahri, was encouraged to send many of his terrorist cells over to Egypt and to begin operating in North Africa, and the Middle East from their new headquarters, Sinai, which were a few inches close to being declared an
Islamic emirate. Morsi, himself, the so called democratically elected president, turned out to be an ex-convict who was detained in prison on charges of collaboration with foreign intelligence. Morsi broke out of jail by force on January 28, 2011 amid the security vacuum that ensued after MB gangs attacked and burned down the police stations around the country, at the first days of the 2011 revolution. And now Morsi is detained, pending investigations over crimes of collaboration with foreign intelligence, jeopardizing Egypt’s national security and illegally breaking out of jail. And in any respected democracy, runaway convicts don’t run for presidency. And guess who bulldozed down the walls of the Egyptian prisons and got him out with hundreds of convicted inmates … They were the Militias of Hamas (offshoot of the MB) and by the way, Hamas was also democratically elected, or in other words,
eternally elected. And one of the most dramatic consequences of the fall of the
MB rule, besides Patterson’s magic going wrong, is that Egyptians grew ever
more suspicious of Hamas and its secret connection with MB and began to see it
as a potential threat to the Egyptian national security. I know, at this point,many will jump in, and probably start sniffing around and will conclude by saying ‘ Aha, we smell Mossad’ … But the truth is that the Hamas-MB connectionm was stinky enough, the Israelis only had to stand back and enjoy the scene getting uglier. And that’s why Morsi & the MB amazingly turned out to bestrategic assets for the Israelis, who envisioned in their secret promises ofngiving away Sinai to Hamas, a final solution to their eternal conflict the
Palestinian.
Is there a
democratic system around the globe that finds out that its incumbent president
is a runaway convict and a traitor who is also accused of electoral fraud and
let him carry on in office till the end of his term? Is there a democracy in
this world whose presidency endorses and allows mobs of Islamists and MB
loyalists to besiege the supreme constitutional court and humiliate its
honorable judges to intimidate them into passing their laws and deformed
constitution? May be Morsi was democratically elected-his campaign is accused
of electoral fraud; fake ballot papers, and tampering with the national
register of electors- but he surely did not govern democratically afterwards. This
is part and parcel of the Islamists’ scheme, justified by their beliefs and
theorists; play the infidels’ game until you have a good grip on power, then it’s a whole new game with a whole new rules;
the Islamists’ emirate and their twisted interpretation of Islam and Sharia.