Ambassador Rice vs. Republican Senators - Libyagate

The New York Times: Reports that a meeting between the prospective next US Secretary of State, the US UN Ambassador Susan Rice and Republican Senators, it was not positive, the article notes the following, " ..attested to the bitterness of the feud between the White House and Republicans over Benghazi. ".

Lets Get Real: 

This blog is pointing its finger at the Oval or someone close to the Oval, US intelligence cant have been that slow to work out that the terrorist attack on the US Consulate in Libya was planned.  The spin that it was a mob and linked to a video helped the Oval far to much for it to be unexpected, thus the intelligence talking points were washed by the White House.   The question IS WHO washed the information, who gave the order, who sent Ambassador Rice to the networks to be economic with the truth.    One would have to reason that is was the Oval, why such a push to make Rice the next Secretary of State after Hillary Clinton, in less to keep her on board, in other words to make sure she does not point the finger at the Oval.   This stinks folks, what is worse is that the uber liberal main stream media are not really going after the Oval, they seem to take direction from the Oval.   GROW UP PRESS. 

Beyond Cairo - Fight for Democracy PT3

Guardian Live - Egypt: Reports the following from its 6.51pm post, " While the focus is on Cairo, let's not forget there are protests in many other cities in Egypt: Alexandria, Suez and Luxor to name a few. ".

Lets Get Real:

The Arab Spring has turned in winter in Syria, thousands are dead and the West has done bugger all, while in Libya the US Ambassador was assassinated by Al Qaeda, in Egypt the Muslim Brotherhood would like to turn Egypt in to another Iran.   Lets be very direct here folks, this blog could care less what these different Parties do within their own borders, the sole exception must be the security of Israel.  If Muslim Brotherhood can keep Hamas under control, keep the Arab Street quiet in Cairo, while keeping the peace deal with Israel then let them turn Egypt in to another Saudi Arabia, if the above are not meet then let them fall, this blog sole interest in the Middle East in the security of Western assets and the security of Israel.  It would be nice to have democracy but that is not the real world folks, this blog is interested in the above results, which ever side gives that then that is okay with this blog, brutal folks, but then the Middle East is brutal.    

Cairo Clashes - Fight for Democracy P2

Telegraph: Reports the following from Cairo, Egypt, " Clashes between police and protesters have erupted near Cairo's Tahrir Square.. ".

Lets Get Real:

The Oval has been very quiet over the latest protests in Cairo, the Oval needs semi peace in this part of the Middle East, thus Mursi can become another Hosni Mubarak as long as he keeps Hamas quite in Gaza and does not have a bloodbath in the streets of Cairo.  As the NYT reported before the US Election the Tehran regime has agreed to one to one talks with the US but was waiting for the US Election, the Oval wants to prevent a Israeli strike on Tehran, thus it can not afford for the Mursi to play the Israeli Card, in other words break the peace treaty with Israel, this would undermine the security of Israel and US interests.   Thus in pure brutal real politic terms it can be argued that Mursi can spill some blood as long as it is not on CNN, BBC, Fox, you get the idea folks.   It is matter of who gives up first, the new Egyptian Regime or the protesters and how many have to die.   It could be argued that Egypt could go the way of Iran in 1979, the moderates swept away by Islamic fanatics.   History does like to repeat itself folks. 

Demonstrations in Egypt - Fight for Democracy

BBC News: Reports on the mass demonstration in Cairo, Egypt against the powers granted by President Mursi to himself.   These powers can not be questioned and are seen by the protesters as a threat to the Egyptian Revolution.

Lets Get Real:

This is not new folks, you have the revolution, as in France and in Russia the moderates are swept away and the extremes take over, for no better reason than they have a structure, while the opposition is split and argue   between themselves.   The Mursi problem is also a US problem, they need Egypt to keep Hamas in order, thus keep Israel from going in on the ground in Gaza.   The big picture for the US and Israel is Iran, it can be argued that Iran wants hot spots in the Middle East from the Civil War in Syria, to the rocket attacks from Gaza, also causing problems in Lebanon.   The next few months will see the Tehran Regime try to divert Israel with other problems, also have endless talks with the US, its a game folks, the prize is leadership of the Middle East.