Egypt protests: America's secret backing for rebel leaders behind uprising

The American government secretly backed leading figures behind the Egyptian uprising who have been planning “regime change” for the past three years, The Daily Telegraph has learned.

The American Embassy in Cairo helped a young dissident attend a US-sponsored summit for activists in New York, while working to keep his identity secret from Egyptian state police.

On his return to Cairo in December 2008, the activist told US diplomats that an alliance of opposition groups had drawn up a plan to overthrow President Hosni Mubarak and install a democratic government in 2011.

He has already been arrested by Egyptian security in connection with the demonstrations and his identity is being protected by The Daily Telegraph.

Thanks Candor7. One difference between Jimmy Carter's Iran and Obama’s Egypt is that Obama is a natural born Muslim, regardless of where he was born. The father's allegiance is passed to the son, regardless of what he now claims as his religion. The Reverend Wright was also a Muslim, and since repudiation is apostasy, whether what we see is Tacquia is anyone’s guess, but both Obama and Wright are still considered Muslims by the Islamic law.

Most, but probably not you Candor7, didn't understand the significance of Whalid bin-Talaal’s funding of Obama’s education, beginning at least with Columbia. Bin-Talaal’s recruiter in California, Khalid al-Monsour, admitted his recruitment of Barry in the late 70s/early 80s. Most of Khalid's recruits came from the prison population. Khalid funded lots of prison Imams after their Wahabbi indoctrination.

Most can't know Khalid al-Monsour, nee Don Warden, unless they lived in the SF Bay Area in the 70s. I made the connection having heard Percy Sutton identify Monsour as the man who called asking Sutton to help get Barry into Harvard. All it took was a $20 million dollar endowment and the Whalid bin-Talaal Islamic Center at Harvard Divinity School. David Horowitz’ site provided enough history for me to realize it was the same guy I used to hear ranting on a small Berkeley station on Saturday mornings (he followed a jazz program I often listened to).

Warden/Monsour hosted a virulent anti-white, anti-West, anti-Semitic program, which in those days, when people were accustomed to “kill the pigs” rhetoric, didn't attract much attention. He was slick, facile, with an alternative history including, I subsequently learned, the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, clever anti-Jewish propaganda created for Muslim consumption by the Czar.

Warden was one of the founders of the Black Panthers. He couldn't stomach Huey Newton and Bobby Seale making the cocktail party rounds of white and Jewish liberals in Marin to raise money for drugs, lifestyle, and revolution (I knew some of the lawyers and was at some of those dull parties) He found them hypocritical. His diatribes sounded like today's Muslim Brotherhood. I doubt that anyone has retained Warden's diatribes - the station is long gone - but it was well formed black radical alternative history, and exhortations to black Muslims to cut off the heads of white children and kill white women because because white non-believers had earned it, and also because the enemy's numbers would be depleted without babies. There was plenty of time to return the world to its rightful rulers because licentiousness was killing the infidels anyway (it was too long ago to recall if he talked about the Caliphate, but many of his lectures are on Youtube.)

Warden/Monsour is an attorney, perhaps a Hastings graduate, who may have known bin-Talaal, when Whalid was attending small, picturesque, Menlo College in Menlo Park, about 20 Miles south of San Francisco. Bin-Talaal, now owns large parts, if not controlling stock, in News Corp (FOX), Cisco, Apple, Citibank, .... Al-Monsour has moved his legal office to San Antonio where he represents bin-Talaal.

Hillary worked for one of the Jewish attorneys supporting and defending Black Panthers immediately after leaving Yale. I believe she was there for a year and half. Most of the far left attorneys, even the ones living in The Berkeley Hills and Tiburon, fancied themselves Marxists. But most of those Marxists, attorneys and academics like John Holdren, don't seem much interested in distributing their often considerable wealth, while making lots of money talking about and effecting the redistribution of other people's money.

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