Posted on 11/09/2016 10:47:14 AM PST by 867V309
The U.S. President-elect Donald Trump expressed his utmost appreciation to the president, pointing out that his was the first international call he had received to congratulate him on winning the election,
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I think the only one who was upset is the leader of France.
Yeah, maybe now we can get Mursi to talk about Benghazi.
El-Sisi has to hate Obama and Hillary with a passion after the “Arab Spring” they pushed on his country.
GREAT MOVE—Egypt President al Sisi was the first global leader to call Donald. Egypt’s president al Sisi is one of the most brilliant strategists on the globe-—revered by Egyptians for throwing the M/B out of Egyptian politics. (Received his graduate degree in Carlisle PA at the military college there.)
In the post-Morsi era, then-Gen al Sisi (now Egyptian president) refused to take Obama’s phone call-—b/c Obama wanted al Sisi to leave the M/B alone.
al Sisi, proceeded to smash the M/B and throw them out of Egyptian politics....he vowed to rebuild the 65 Christian churches the M/B had torched. Vladimir Putin told al Sisi he endorsed these efforts.
It should be remembered that while Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood was in charge in Egypt, Obama and Hillary showered them with praise and provided billions of dollars in aid, arms, tanks and planes. Egypt has unceremoniously thrown the Muslim Brotherhood out of Egyptian politics.... and hasn’t forgotten the support offered to the Muslim Brotherhood.
Egypt has now charged Obama and Hillary Clinton for conspiring and collaborating with the M/B and advancing their terrorist activities. Hillary’s M/B pal, Gehad al Haddad, a Clinton Foundation employee, is also sitting in an Egyptian jail (reported by H/T Western Journalism).
PRES TRUMP’S PET PEEVE The US left Iraq with not a barrel of oil to our name.....and rivers of young blood spilled on its decrepit soil.
Here’s a job for President al Sisi-—should he choose to accept it: Obama’s stated intention is to work with allies to “make ISIS a manageable problem” is ISIS’ control of lucrative oil fields in Iraq and Syria.
The mention of oil makes one wonder if ISIS struck a deal w/ neocon godfather—Richard Perle-—who reportedly was starting his own oil company in Iraq——according to the WSJ.
Did President al-Sisi request that Trump expedite Hillary’s extradition?
Now the Muslim Brotherhood will be listed as a terrorist organization by the US Govt. Finally!
Trump can rebuild our relationship with Egypt--a good thing.
Great. Sisi is no sissy.
I am sure they’re thrilled that the Muslim brotherhood is no longer in charge of the White House.
I am sure they’re thrilled that the Muslim brotherhood is no longer in charge of the White House.
There will be a lot of fence mending to be done in the middle east. Working with President Sisi will be part of that process.
Help is on the way, Egypt.
“Not much info in the article, but it think this a significant indicator of things to come, especially regarding the mooselimb bro-hood.”
Notice the deafening silence from ISIS? Watch how quickly they retreat as President Trump becomes imminent. They are the #1 losers after the demise of Obama/Illary.
Do we know how the Muslim Brotherhood was funded? Was it another Saudi Arab pet project?
The Saudi Arabs’ oil should be “internationalized.” That is, it belongs to the world not to the Saudis. It’s too important a resource for one group to have a monopoly on it.
If the Saudi’s want money to fund terrorism, let’s make them work for it.
Idle hands are the Devil’s workshop.
President Trump needs to get busy ASAP restoring cordial relations with the secular-minded Al-Sisi. The Egyptian president wants normal relations with both the U.S. and Israel. The Obama apology tour is hereby ended.
Then there is the matter of destroying ISIS. Completely.
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