Egypt: Wikileaks to the Rescue

[Dawn Cannon]

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Once again, Wikileaks provides suspiciously timed help for a globalist in need. Mohamed ElBaradei, US International Crisis Group trustee and leader of the Western-backed & trained youth movement that helped remove Hosni Mubarak from power, has been running into trouble in Egypt recently.

During the March 19th vote on Egypt's constitution, ElBaradei was attacked on his way to the polls by an angry mob calling him "an American agent." His troubles were compounded when the constitutional amendments, which ElBardei had told supporters to reject, passed by a large margin. ElBaradei of course, wanted the constitution rewritten from scratch, with a newly drafted proposal, funded by fellow ICG trustee George Soros, ready and waiting to be ramrodded through.

With ElBaradei steeped in growing political mire and dealing with rumors that he and his stooge Wael Ghonim are part of a Western plot, global news wires are now reporting a Wikileaks release painting him in an anti-American light. The 2009 cables reveal that American officials were "unhappy" with ElBaradei. The news report also includes some off-hand comments about ElBaradei's plans to reestablish ties with Tehran and his thoughts on the Middle East peace process being a "ridiculous joke."

Despite repeated claims that ElBaradei was or is an obstacle to Western interests, his "opposition" towards America over Iraq didn't forestall America's inevitable invasion, nor has it hampered operations against Iran. With ElBaradei openly a trustee of the corporate lined International Crisis Group alongside George Soros, Wesley Clark, Zbigniew Brzezinski, and Richard Armitage, it's hard to believe his jabs were anything more than rhetorical fodder for his impressionable followers.

As rocks flew past ElBaradei on March 19th, one might say the "barrier of legitimacy" has been broken, just as ElBaradei helped break the "barrier of fear" surrounding Hosni Mubarak's regime. ElBaradei's image is quickly being hobbled by his deep ties to the US, his disingenuous meddling in Egyptian politics, and now his failure to sneak in his Soros-funded constitution. With a similar movement in Libya now overtly transforming into a Western invasion, ElBardei and opposition leaders across the Middle East will be fighting an uphill battle against accusations of being agents of the West - a battle the one-trick pony of Wikileaks most likely can't help fight.

[Dawn Cannon]

One Young World Secures Egyptian Activist Wael Ghonim as Counselor

Digital Activist Pledges Support to Tomorrow's Leaders Ahead of Global Summit in Zurich; Joins Oscar Morales to Highlight Role of Social Media in Driving Political Change
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-relea...126079358.html

NEW YORK, July 24, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Wael Ghonim, the Google executive credited with spearheading Egypt's recent revolution, has pledged his support to One Young World, the global forum for young leaders, by joining a growing panel of distinguished counselors.

Ghonim, dubbed the "Voice of the Revolution" by demonstrators in Tahrir Square, has come to represent the young Egyptians who fought for the ouster of former President Hosni Mubarak.

He now joins an international panel of leaders participating in One Young World as counselors. Together, they will advise, inspire, and celebrate the achievements of the forum's young ambassadors. One of the activists joining Ghonim as a counselor will be Oscar Morales, creator of the One Million Voices Against FARC Facebook campaign, the inspiration for the world's largest-ever anti-terrorism demonstration. In 2008, Morales's campaign saw more than 12 million people march in Colombia and around the world against the terrorist organization.

Ghonim and Morales will draw attention to the role of social media and Internet technology in driving revolutionary change. "The reality is that the Internet helped to spark the revolution," Ghonim explained. "Our role was to create the snowball, and once the snowball was created, most of the Egyptians who were hurt by the regime started to join and broke the psychological barrier of fear. My view is that the power of the people is much stronger than the people in power."

The announcement comes amid preparations for the annual One Young World summit, being held in Zurich, Sept. 1-4, 2011. The event will bring together some 1,600 young leaders from across the globe.

Unlike any other event anywhere, One Young World gives delegates aged 16 to 25 a platform and forum ordinarily afforded only to those who lead countries or corporations; also unlike any other event anywhere, OYW uses these young people's views, visions, and ideas to create real resolutions for real change, which then are turned into actions by delegates upon their return home.

Joining Sir Bob Geldof, Mohammad Yunus, and many others, these new counselors will help One Young World's young ambassadors to address some of the most challenging issues facing the world today.

David Jones, One Young World co-founder and Havas global chief executive, said: "We are delighted to welcome Wael and Oscar to One Young World in Zurich and to learn more about their lessons for social change. These men have transformed their countries through their social media efforts, and they serve as inspirations to our remarkable young ambassadors. We are delighted to have them on board and look forward to working with them in the run-up to the summit in September"

Services to Democracy (hypocrisy) can lead to dizzying heights of wealth, fame and power. Even Knighthoods.

[Dawn Cannon]

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Reuters Propagandist: US State Department Cables = Truth

Despite setbacks, Wikileaks still trying to foist US agenda on distant lands.

October 3, 2011 - After nearly a full year at Reuters covering globalist lawyer Robert Amsterdam's every public relations stunt, including a 40 page report , Andrew Marshall decided to "quit" his job and pen the conveniently timed "Thai Story." The lengthy narrative is based entirely on US State Department cables taken from Wikileaks regarding Thailand, with Marshall's decidedly anti-Thai establishment rhetoric interjected throughout. He published the first of three parts just days before Thailand's controversial national election in hopes of further undermining the Thai state and its institutions, bolstering support for US-backed opposition groups, as well as preparing the rhetorical battlefield in tandem with other corporate-media organizations, including Robert Amsterdam, ahead of possible violence.

Despite Marshall's tedious, bland, myopic, and repetitive writing style, the tremendous length of his "Thai Story," and its inaccessibility to anyone without an intimate knowledge of Thai politics, his paid-for stunt became front page news online at the UK Independent , and was featured by the admittedly globalist Economist, the Lowy Institute, and the Council on Foreign Relations. Marshall, apprently, thinks his readership is ignorant enough to believe these organizations and the corporate-financier interests they all represent, care only for freedom, human rights, and "truth," despite being some of the biggest purveyors of human atrocities on earth, or perhaps Marshall has another explanation as to why they all decided to over-hype in tandem, his less than impressive narrative.

Now months later, Marshall is still in Singapore elaborating on just what he was trying to accomplish with his Wikileaks hit piece. In an interview with Prachatai, a US State Department and George Soros funded propaganda outfit based in Bangkok, Marshall farcically claims that US diplomatic cables represented an opportunity to tell the "truth" about Thailand. Marshall goes on to explain that the cables provide a way to get past restrictions on "truth" and provide an honest debate about the future of Thailand. Ironically, this is identical to the Council on Foreign Relation's conclusion regarding "Thai Story," encapsulated in a June 2011 article titled, "Bombshell Report on Thailand May Open Debate on Monarchy." Perhaps it is just a coincidence that the CFR, which represents the collective interests of the largest banks and corporations on earth, in its ceaselessly self-serving agenda has come to the same conclusion about what is "best" for Thailand as does the "deeply concerned" Andrew Marshall.

In the interview, Marshall never explains how the words of US diplomats, working on behalf of a nation with troops occupying Iraq and Afghanistan, conducting military operations in Pakistan, Libya, Yemen, Somalia, and covertly inside Iran, and with troops tied up at more than 820 installations in at least 135 countries, represent anything other than the self-serving interests of a world spanning empire, let alone the "truth." He also fails to mention how the meaningless, unsubstantiated claims, opinions, and speculations of US diplomats hold any legitimate place in a sovereign nation's debate over its own future, aside from of course, how those plans might mesh with the West's imperial ambitions.

Marshall's dubious claims that the US State Department cables equate to some sort of sacred "truth" a nation must bend its destiny to, is only topped by the fact that he was saying this in an interview with a news organization fully funded year-to-year by the US State Department and US corporate-funded foundations. When considering America's immense military holdings throughout the world, it should be no surprise that they hold an equally vast propaganda network, lined by overtly paid-for organizations like Prachatai and disingenuous liars like Andrew Marshall of Reuters.

Image: From IMS's 2010 Annual Report, Wikileaks figurehead Julian Assange pops in on a George Soros, ICFJ, IMS orgy of disinformation. Soros' various funded revolutions have used Assange's handy work as a rhetorical springboard to get into motion, therefore it is only right that Assange be given yet another stage upon which to promote the ongoing hoax that is Wikileaks. Anti-establishment, Julian Assange is not. Soros also funds Thailand's Prachatai "news" organization, who has recently interviewed Reuters journalists Andrew Marshall regarding his Wikileaks-based hit piece attacking Thailand