Zitat:ich finde es bemerkenswert, dass die FAZ den polemisierenden Begriff der "Islamisten" verwendet.

Zitat:18. August 2013 07:34
Machtkampf in Ägypten
Übergangsregierung lässt internationale Vermittler abblitzen

Während die Muslimbrüder neue Protestmärsche in Kairo planen, stoßen die Vermittlungsbemühungen des Westens an seine Grenzen: Außenminister Fahmy lehnt eine "Internationalisierung" des Konflikts ab. Inzwischen zeigt sich: Die verfeindeten Lager waren vor der Eskalation der Gewalt einem Friedensabkommen näher als bislang gedacht.
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Zitat:40 Morsi supporters killed in Egyptian prison incident
Sun Aug 18, 2013 6:19PM

At least forty supporters of Egypt's ousted president, Mohamed Morsi, have been killed in an incident at an Egyptian prison, security sources say.

Zitat:Saudi Arabia Promises to Aid Egypt’s Regime
By ROD NORDLAND
Published: August 19, 2013
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As Europeans and the United States considered cutting cash aid to Egypt, Saudi Arabia said Monday that it and its allies would make up any reduction — effectively neutralizing the West’s main leverage over Cairo. With Egypt’s economy in free fall, the country’s authorities might not have survived international outrage at a crackdown that has left as many as 1,000 dead and 4,000 wounded without the deep pockets of its Persian Gulf allies.

In recent days, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia has publicly condemned the Muslim Brotherhood, sent field hospitals to Egypt and in rare public comments vowed continued support. The foreign minister, Prince Saud Al-Faisal, traveled to Europe, where he pushed back against efforts to punish Egypt’s rulers. And Saudi Arabia delivered a blank check to Cairo, promising to shower it with money as needed.

“The kingdom stands with Egypt and against all those who try to interfere with its domestic affairs,” King Abdullah said Friday in a televised speech.
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Zitat:August 20, 2013
Israel Behind Egypt’s Coup, Erdogan Says
By ROBERT MACKEY and SEBNEM ARSU

Citing evidence found on YouTube, Turkey’s Islamist prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, claimed on Tuesday that Israel was behind the military takeover in Egypt last month.

In remarks broadcast on Turkish television, Mr. Erdogan scolded Western democracies for failing to condemn the military coup that deposed Egypt’s elected, Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi, and blamed Israeli influence. “What do they say in Egypt? ‘Democracy is not the ballot box,’” he said. “Who is behind this? Israel.”

Telling his listeners, “We have evidence,” Mr. Erdogan cited comments made two years ago by the Algerian-born French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy, who “is also Jewish,” as supposed proof of a longstanding Israeli plot to deny the Muslim Brotherhood power in Egypt, even if it won elections.
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The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) government led by Mohamed Morsi may have been utterly incompetent - trying to rewrite the Egyptian constitution; inciting hardcore fundamentalists; and bowing in debasement in front of the International Monetary Fund. But it should not be forgotten this was coupled with permanent, all-out sabotage by the "deep state".

It's true that Egypt was - and remains - on the brink of total economic collapse; the bloodbath that is not a bloodbath only followed a change in the signature on the checks, from Qatar to Saudi Arabia (and the United Arab Emirates). As Spengler has demonstrated on this site (see Islam's civil war moves to Egypt, Asia Times Online, July 8, 2013), Egypt will remain a banana republic without the bananas and dependent on foreigners to eat any. The economic disaster won't go away - not to mention the MB's cosmic resentment.

The winners, as it stands, are the House of Saud/Israel/ Pentagon axis. How did they pull it off?
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Zitat:Außenminister beschließen Konsequenzen

EU schränkt Lieferungen an Ägypten ein

Die Außenminister der Europäischen Union ziehen Konsequenzen aus den Gewaltausbrüchen in Ägypten: Bei ihrem Treffen in Brüssel beschlossen die Chefdiplomaten, dass die Lieferung von allen Gütern ausgesetzt werden soll, die zur Unterdrückung der Bürger genutzt werden könnten.

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Zitat:Gerichtsentscheidung in Ägypten

Mubaraks Freilassung angeordnet

Ein ägyptisches Gericht hat laut übereinstimmenden Medienberichten die Freilassung des früheren Präsidenten Hosni Mubarak angeordnet. Er könnte das Gefängnis verlassen, weil es keine rechtliche Handhabe für eine weitere Inhaftierung gebe, hieß es. Mubaraks Anwalt erklärte, er rechne damit, dass der 85-Jährige morgen freikomme.
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Zitat:Freilassung Mubaraks
Die erste Phase der ägyptischen Restauration

22.08.2013 · Das alte ägyptische Regime war nie überwunden, es hat nur überwintert. Die bevorstehende Freilassung des früheren Machthabers Mubarak zeigt das mit niederschmetternder Deutlichkeit. Und die Muslimbrüder haben das Ihrige dazu beigetragen.
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Zitat:Egypt's Tamarod movement (rmks: supporting interim president al-Sisi) has called on Egyptian authorities to close the Suez Canal, preventing passage of warships that could be used in a strike on Syria … stand by the “Arab brother’s” army.

Zitat:Tamarod urges closing Suez Canal to vessels supporting strike on Syria
Daily News Egypt
August 28, 2013
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The Tamarod campaign has released a statement Wednesday urging authorities to close Suez Canal to vehicles carrying weapons supporting US military attacks on Syria.

The group’s spokesman added in the statement that “it is a national duty to support the Syrian army” and denounced “people who betray their country.”
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Shahab3 schrieb:.... Dennoch ist dieses Verhalten sehr überraschend, da die herrschende Militärdiktatur am finaziellen Tropf Saudi Arabiens, Europas und den USA hängt. Die Sponsoren könnten spielend leicht im wahrsten Sinn, dort das Licht ausschalten. ....