"The Muslim Brotherhood, the Freedom and Justice Party and President Morsi are becoming increasingly politically isolated. On one hand the protests have amalgamated an opposition of even unlikely allies who oppose what they perceive as the Muslim Brotherhood´s attempt to grab and keep power in Egypt, in Turkey, in Gaza, Jordan, Syria and throughout the Middle East, and with not unsubstantial support from Qatar. This plan, to create a new Middle East, a Muslim Brotherhood-led Middle East is increasingly failing. It is failing in Turkey, where a broad coalition of protesters demand that Erdogan must step down. The Muslim Brotherhood´s attempt of a swift, foreign backed and financed coup d´etat in Syria has failed. In Gaza, Hamas is becoming internally split between the Qatar based faction led by Khaled Mashal and Gaza based Hamas factions, after leadin members of the Mashal-led, Qatar aligned faction demanded that Hezbollah should withdraw from Syria and stop supporting the Syrian government against the Qatar-backed invasion of terrorists. The common denominator, which amalgamates even the most unlikely opposition alliances, also in Egypt, seems to be that the true nature of the Muslim Brotherhood´s political ideology is that of Islamo – Fascism, and that they are making the strategic mistake of trying to implement a fascist – Islamist system with such eagerness, that even the placid become alarmed and begin to resist."
Posted on: Sun, 30 Jun 2013 22:33:44 +0000
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