Starving Palestinians Feeding Egyptian Soldiers

Starving Palestinians Feeding Egyptian Soldiers

While Mubarak helped Israel and the U.S. starve Palestinians, the Palestinians are taking the small amounts of food they have from their families and feeding Egyptian soldiers stationed on the Gaza border.

The clashes in Egypt have spilled over into the outer reaches of that nation and involve Bedouin groups that have become embroiled in the controversy resulting from the uprising.  This has led to their clashing with security forces.  As much of the food that supports the Egyptian military comes from local purchase, the strife has led to food being cut off for military forces.  Consequently, Palestinians that Mubarak blockaded for years have provided Egyptian soldiers with what little food they had. 

While Suleiman had promised of ridding Palestinians from Gaza for the benefit of Israel and the U.S., now that population is maintaining a vital lifeline to forces controlled by Suleiman that once tortured and murdered anyone rendered to Egypt.  One wonders how much money the U.S personally paid to Suleiman to kill his fellow Muslims. 

Fox News is using, of all people, Judith Miller to represent Suleiman as being the legitimate government and those in the streets as being radical militants.  Fox and Miller cannot fathom why the people will not accept Suleiman as the head of government.  What Fox News and Judith Miller forget to mention is that Suleiman was head of the security forces that tortured and murdered the unfortunate souls rendered to Egypt by the U.S. while Bush claimed the U.S. never participated in any illegal renditions.  For these lies Bush ought to be indicted and tried for crimes against humanity.

The questions Americans have are the exact same ones asked by the revolting Egyptians.  These questions are:

1. How much more torture and murder will we allow government to perpetrate?
2. How much for money will we allow our plutocratic kleptocracy to steal from our labors used by the state in the service of our oppression and the oppression of others?
3. How much more unemployment will we have to suffer under while those selling their labor to that state in the service of our oppression live better than those who produce wealth?
4. How much longer will we tolerate those who twist reason and logic to create the most vicious absurdities while claiming to be providing peace and prosperity?
5. How much more will we allow government to violate the rights bequeathed to us by our founding fathers while they place themselves above the law?
6. Why won’t our political parties realize they are destroying this nation and just step down?
7. Haven’t our rulers stole enough and abused us enough?
8. How much longer do those in power think they have a right to lord over us?
9. How much longer can we tolerate our overlords extending their control over us to their family member?
10. How much longer will we allow them to lie to us and keep us in fear while conquering and dividing us over ridiculous pretended disputes?
11. Why won’t our rulers follow the law when those who rightfully deserve the protection it is supposed to provide from tyranny use it as a shield?
12. How much longer can we tolerate lies that insult our intelligence while those espousing them expect us to swallow such nonsense?

Americans need a revolution in thought to free them in the same manner Egyptians have freed themselves.  We need to understand that we are the majority and “government” makes up a very tiny portion of our population.  We can stop them.  As things get bad we will have to keep the ruling from destroying our nation and reducing the population to poverty and destitution.

Americans have to determine a trigger or decision point in which open revolt is justified.  They also need to identify who the enemy is and how to defeat it.  We need to stand together in the same manner that the Egyptians have and ensure the Army, which now has two combat brigades ready to be deployed against Americans, stays true the Constitution as opposed to being the slaves of power.