Egyptian Judge: US Helped Foment Revolution The Egyptian judge who acquitted former President Hosni Mubarak wrote that the United States and Zionists conspired to launch the January 2011 revolution that toppled Mubaraks government. In his 280-page decision, Judge Mahmoud Kamel al-Rashidi said America and Zionists hatched the conspiracy in a plan to divide Egypt. He backed up his claim by citing testimonies of the nations wise men, including former intelligence chief Omar Suleiman and former defense head Hussein Tantawi, the Jerusalem Post reported. The judge also said the Muslim Brotherhood was a key conspirator and aided efforts by Hamas and Hezbollah to infiltrate the country to bring down the Mubarak regime. According to The Economist, the judge referred to an international, American, Hebrew conspiracy designed to split Arab nations into smaller entities in a Greater Middle East Project to assure Zionists dominance. Mubarak, now 86, was sentenced to life in prison in 2012 for conspiring to murder 239 demonstrators during the revolution that ended his 30-year rule. An appeals court overturned the decision, and on Nov. 29 the judge dropped all murder charges against Mubarak, igniting demonstrations in Cairo that claimed two lives. The judge also ruled that the use of live ammunition against the protesters in 2011 targeting government institutions was justified.
Posted on: Mon, 08 Dec 2014 00:14:49 +0000
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