Tuesday, August 6, 2013

The West and Muslim Nations: Development Not In The Cards


Below friends please find an informative 
and wide-ranging 
essay by my friend Adel S.
  The essay covers the ongoing policies and strategies of the US, UK and some EU countries in regards Muslim nations.
  It is an eye-opener, pointing out ongoing perils and offering cautious optimism.

A key point Adel raises is the danger of becoming professional Muslims when religion should be personal and internalized.

I would add this to Adel's key point: professional Muslims bring to the table a culture that is soaked in fatalism, invoking the name of Allah in everything, expecting and waiting for Allah to fix our economy, education, unemployment, lack of productivity, etc.  When in fact Allah will only help those who help themselves.  When people achieve they gain self-respect, and the respect of the world entire.

Moreover, professional Muslims flood society with 1400 years-old tales of times gone by long ago, times that bear no relation to life issues today.  They also spread unreformed interpretations of Islam and fatwas that ridiculously belie the modern era we live in.

Nations controlled by professional Muslims are preferred by the West, their people are religion-intoxicated, unable and unstable to put forth the efforts required for development.  This makes them
 rather predictable,
 easier for the West to plan for and strategize as to the best ways to pursue its interests and attain its objectives.

Hussein

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The West and Muslim Nations: Development Not In The Cards

A Historical 
Fact

The US, UK and some EU
 countries successfully 
identified a magic formula: popular weak political parties are best friends to support. 
If there is an Islam tenor
, with professional Muslims in charge of the nation,
 it makes the formula even easier to apply.

Why Muslim Nations 
May
 Never develop


The West uses and fuels 
Muslim nations'
 fascination and obsession with the Quran Al Kareem and Al Rasoul Alyeh Alsalam
 to ensure they continue to circle the drain as far as development is concerned.  Note the West using
 a caricature here, or a movie trail there 
to 
help keep the flames stoked, and the Gahelia instinct going.

The Muslim Brotherhood
 Formalized Terror 60 Years Ago


Since the late
 
1940s the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) was on the CIA's support and funding list. That was the time the MB secretly changed their mission from a social support NGO, to a political party aspiring to rule world-wide using Muslim Shari’a law. The move to get the Muslim Brotherhood elected in Egypt after the January 2011 revolution was more of a victory for US foreign policy than the MBs. It worked because of US funding to Egypt’s Army.  The Pentagon “encouraged” Tantawy and Enan to free MBs leaders from jail and to transfer the power to them. US Ambassador Anne Paterson deserves a medal for brokering the deal between the three sides.

What is the US Plan

You ask why the US is a “conflict monger” in Muslim countries especially the populous nations (Egypt, Syria, Iraq, or Pakistan, Afghanistan, or Nigeria).

I
n the case of the Middle East countries
t
he 
reason
s
 
 
for the US to introduce conflict 
could be:


1) To guarantee a weak, uneducated, unhealthy Muslim population hardly able to address their local priorities (starting with inadequate inhumane housing; hardly any public health care; questionable food safety or drinking water; interrupt
 able
 energy, rising price levels; scarce employment opportunities; crowded streets; unsafe cities; unfair justice; corrupt officials; drug use; poor work ethics, lawless society, etc) thus removing any potential energy or priority to do or produce anything useful. This guarantees Israel security by creating a frail and dying neighboring society; and a corrupt army – a $1 billion a year bribe does wonders!

2) The US seeds conflict also to safeguard against any potential production of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and deployment against Western nations. WMDs nullify and render all Western war hardware and military superiority superfluous. The West is aware that their
 
worst life vulnerability is Anthrax like threat, or a pressure-cooker bomb like Boston’s. Look at how the US dealt with Iraq. Keeping education levels at a minimum, supporting wars that rob generations from schooling, and the use of Medrassa instead of schools, are deliberate policies to have poor education and therefore secure no WMDs produced by fanatic Muslim countries.

3) To limit China’s growth by keeping the Arab World in turmoil therefore keeping oil prices high and rising. Higher energy cost limits China’s economic growth by making living relatively more expensive, thus feeding the cycle of increased production and export costs (same policy used against Hong Kong, South Korea, and Japan earlier). Note that the US is almost totally Arab-oil-import-independent, with some oil imports from Venezuela, Mexico, and Nigeria. Obama last week approved a Canada-US oil pipeline from Alberta to Texas.Europe is now generating over 40% of its energy needs from non-oil sources (wind and solar; and using a large proportion of electric cars). In summary expensive oil is a weapon against China not the West, orchestrated by the US and the Arabs love it! It worked against
 
Japan’s in the late 1990s till now – when oil prices went up from $25 to $105).

In the cases of Pakistan, Afghanistan, or Nigeria, the reasons 
for the US to introduce conflict are somewhat similar to 1
)
 above, but add in the case of Pakistan that it has nuclear capabilities to check North Korea and China, and to check Iran later when they get to that fertile uranium stage. Nigeria, and to a lesser degree Afghanistan, control most of the illegal activities from banking to drug and terrorist trafficking, and hold significant oil reserves that interest the US (like Iraq). The US supports Nigeria’s Muslims killing of hundred of thousands of Christian
 s
, and uses them in tribal warfare in Africa recruiting Nigerians (and
 
Chad’s) as Africa’s Baltageya (against Libya’s rebels most recently, but in Sudan & Somalia
 
earlier).

The US and MB Ensemble

Now, the MB are known to the US as hardly accomplished politically, and as being inexperienced in issue management. But the MBs are strong in attracting and rallying mass population when they call on Allah and Shari’a law. Another endearing feature of the MBs to the US is that they are wonderful liars. The Salafis are as extreme in their Muslim beliefs as the MBs, and as intellectually challenged as the MBs, but don’t lie as much!

A wonderful combination of hardly educated Arabs and a bright West made these odd partners flourish. That partnership was crafted over decades of CIA funding to ensure uneducated non-thinking Muslim populations (in some articles dating back to Re
 a
gan, the US
 
call them ZMs: Zombie Muslims).

Brilliantly, the US
 and Europe used 
scholarships
 to attract 
 targeted 
Muslims 
to 
com
 e to the West, then
 provided the
m
 
the 
highest 
level of 
education and 
high-level 
professional
 position
to ensure their loyalty. In Egypt’s case it was Morsi’s education in Southern California, and Quandeel in Ohio. Those PhD- educated returning would have strong superiority over local populations, and loyalty to the US that gave them a life-time status. One of these returning educators’ mandates from the US is to ensure continued education slums, which guarantees the eternal superiority of those returning scholars, and a demand for US education (candidates are usually short-listed by the CIA). This US model applies to African, Latin American, and Asian countries too.

Then, to make matters worse, o
ther PhDs are given by Al Azhar for memorizing the Quran! These “talents” infiltrated newspapers, TV shows, and public institutions under a false credibility based on their titles. They influence people and control their thoughts when in fact they are at best grade 6ers by any real standard.

The US Support for Islam

The US has backed radical Islam and funded MB and Salafi groups who founded the “Freedom & Justice” and “Nour” parties in Egypt (Similar attractively-named political parties were established with US aid in Turkey, Morocco, Algeria, Sudan, and Tunis). In the end, the US is backing Muslim Religious Governments world-wide that impose Quran education (Pakistan, Afghanistan, Egypt, Indonesia, Sudan, Nigeria, Chad, Libya, Algeria, Tunis, etc) that proved successful in making poor populations accept their misery, poverty, and poor health as a fate. A single measure of success is the use of “Qadarna” as Egyptian’s favorite word to 
cope
 with their political tragedies peacefully.

Islam controls uneducated societies by providing candies. It formalizes extra marital affairs (called multiple wives), allows pedophilia (marrying 6 year old girls), accepts men supremacy over women including divorce on a whim; and promotes other behaviors as needed under “Kall Allah” and “Kall Al Rasoul”. Arabs and Iran Mullahs are providing all that free to the US foreign policy via radical Islam and its Shari’a laws.

A Sleeper Problem for Egypt

Salafis are the US second darlings. The US is clever enough to build and fund a second line of offen
 s
e. Salafis are MUCH more dangerous to nations, and are supported by Saudi Arabia
 
and most Gulf States and Emirates, that have no nations – just land that turned out to be a rich place to rape and live in. Salafis became interested in violent jihad starting in the mid-1990s because it gave them a needed mojo to fight for One Allah and to apply Alla
 h
’s Shari’ah. With the expansion of Muslims in Europe and in the US, Salafis were encouraged to apply Muslim laws by force. Watch the violence in all European capitals (London, Paris,Brussels, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Oslo, Rome, etc; and most major US, Canadian, and Australian cities.

Now the Salafis are vocal in Egypt’s politics, and influence the Army and Egypt’s interim President Mansour who is listening to them - a catastrophe. Mansour is believed to belong to that Muslim Order.

Salafis are Much Worse Problem

Salafis are extremists and much more dangerous than MBs because of their deep conviction to a Tawhid that encompasses four principles, summarized as:

1.     To believe in Allah's existence and He is in charge of all things.

2.     To believe that Allah is One, Allah.

3.     To believe that Allah is the only one worthy of worship.

4.     To believe in the uniqueness of Prophet Muhammad's (S) Message and in the obligation to follow him exclusively.

These principles put Salafi Islam on a head-on collision with all other religions. Salafis believe in implementing the Shari'ah (Islamic laws) throughout the lands of Islam and replacing all other laws of the lands of disbelievers (Kuffar) especially that they live there in large numbers starting in the 1980s.

Some 
G
ood 
and Some Bad N
 ews in Egypt


In the case of Egypt the US faced a problem when secular Muslims and Coptic Egyptians stood up against the performance of radical Islamic Muslim Brotherhood rule. Egyptians thought they were electing a National Government; instead they got an MB-US allied government that would support US policies.

At the start of Ramadan 2013
, it
 is 
good 
to see Egypt featuring fewer Ministers: 20 vs. the 33 Morsi or Mubarak kept. The bad news is that Salafis
 may very well infiltrate the government
 . Earlier this week we 
were introduced to
 the President’s Comm
unication
 Advisor
, also 
acting as a Spokesperson. Th
is
 choice is disastrous given that th
 is
 Advisor is 
hardly
-
educated Azahari who is a second-rate TV personality, known to be an underground Salafi named Ahmed Mohamed Mahmoud El Mouslemani! His dad was Imam Mouslemani.

Egypt is a great example of the triumph of people over radical Islam, and exposing the
 
US foreign policy goals against Muslims. Egypt’s best weapon and its long-term peaceful solution is
its
 recently gained secular awakening.

Evidence

The US trained, funded and used Islamic forces like Taliban to fight the USSR in the 1980s; and those are now being still US Muslim partners in Sinai, Yemen, Somalia, Chad, Nigeria, etc. The Iran Iraq war of 1979 was a Muslim against Muslim and left over 2 million dead, plus scores of injured and disabled, and many more millions missed years of education if not entirely (consistent with the US dis-Education agenda). The two invasions and bombing of
 
Iraq (Papa Bush in 1991, and Baby Bush in 200
3
) also saw Sunni-Shia killings that continue till today. More US killings are seen by the delay the US and NATO showed towards Libya’s war against Kaddafi. The delay eliminated hundreds of thousands of Muslims fighting Muslims, and countless years of education foregone. The civil war in Syria since 2011 is another US Muslim killing where Alaoui are shooting Sunnis, Hamas, Hezb Allah and Salafis 
and vice versa, justified or not is not the point.


Now Egypt 
has been
 deprived of almost three years of development for its people and specially the young and those of lower middle class means. MBs sent Egypt back to Muslim Gahelia era and established a hateful and violent culture. The US ruined Islamic nations by using Muslims’ fascination and obsession by Quran and its Shari’a law
 .


Egypt’s urgent call
 
and hope is to 
ask for the
 
Separation of Church and State
.

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فصل الدين عن الدولة لا عدوان
 
 
فيه
  
على الدين ولا على حق الأفراد
 
لا بديل عن دولة تفصل تماما بين الدين والدولة

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The American people are happy, well educated, healthy, and are largely unaware of their US Pentagon and White House
 
foreign policies. They love their low cost food, watching their TV programs, shows, and movies. Americans enjoy driving their wonderful American cars, travel widely, and live in beautiful homes.   Do Egyptians
 
deserve so much less, I
 
contend
 
Egyptians
 
deserve the same.



Adel S.

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"When nothing seems to help, I go and look at a stonecutter hammering away at his rock perhaps a hundred times without as much as a crack showing in it.  Yet, at the hundred and first blow it will split in two, and I know it was not that blow that did it -- but all that had gone before."  Jacob Riis