Egypt is undergoing some high strangeness

[undo11]

erm, seems o is sending US troops over there.  i can't get anyone to tell me whether they are going to protect morsi or not.  they are trained riot personnel. this is not looking so good for the people of egypt.

[andolin]

Well I doubt that O will commit troops against the Egypt's legitimate government without UN sanctions...Oh wait...I guess the USA isn't beyond that approach..Snicker....MSM is a little confused, no longer paying so much attention to all things NSA related...Hmmmmm..

[undo11]

Well I doubt that O will commit troops against the Egypt's legitimate government without UN sanctions...Oh wait...I guess the USA isn't beyond that approach..Snicker....MSM is a little confused, no longer paying so much attention to all things NSA related...Hmmmmm..

so you think the troops are going there to protect morsi then.  oh dear.  there are 20 million and rising, people in the streets protesting.  i feel badly for all of them, even our troops. this is not good.  if you pray, pray for the people of egypt. 

[andolin]

Naw...we go in with the UN to "Protect the people and help stabilize the region"...Then we call for more "Free and democratic elections"....Then if we don't like the new regime we simply "Rinse and repeat".....I see a lot of blue helmets in Egyptian streets...Might be a good time to get a look see under the GP and see why all that area is cordoned off...No ?

[Somamech]

What is the Mil's Format is the Big Question

[petrus4]

Well I doubt that O will commit troops against the Egypt's legitimate government without UN sanctions

Except it isn't a legitimate government.  Morsi is an Islamist tyrant; he's a front man for the Islamic Brotherhood.  The only reason why they won the election is because of their aptitude for intimidating the domestic population.  Egypt's tourism industry is the country's primary source of income, and because of the Muslims, it has now shut down.  Because of their belief in a divine mandate to destroy absolutely everything that is not explicitly Islamic, the Muslims are not interested in protecting Egypt's antiquities, either; in fact, they'd rather destroy them.

If I thought the American government could be trusted to engage in the appropriate stewardship and preservation of Egypt's treasures, then I would advocate a full scale American invasion and formal annexation of the country.

[1Worldwatcher]

What is the Mil's Format is the Big Question

As I had said before Soma, there will be a political request that is going to concern the American Embassy, then there will be a reaction response where the Egyptian leader will cry 'Civil Unrest' and there by raising Americas presence with in the Egyptian State on high  alert, calling for this as a 'Defensive response to possible American casualties of Americas Representatives with in the area' i.e. the American Embassy, once they situate the 'Riot Police' they will have already been acclimated to the defensive response as to the Civil unrest, once thing's really start getting too close, American Embassy has right too defend it's American politicians and Representatives and will there by be able to declare one of two states of action:

(1.) American power's decide that thing's are to close too civil war they don't want a part of and pull out all of the Embassy's employees and let Egyptian Gubment handle the civil unrest through the Defense department through the U.N. either get assistance to either get Moesi out of office or get assistance to keep civil unrest down by mil control, i.e. the apparently current move of the US putting riot counteraction steps into position for welfare of the people of the Embassy.

(2.) Declare a state of emergency, get U.n. too support a claim of Coupe DE tat and say it is a scandal to over throw the current gubment to gain control of the country and it's military, if this should be the call, the US is a high hand holder in these affairs, will will occupy with intention's of arresting the civil unrest and also get the green light to enough to determine justifiable declaration of Mil. amnesty there by being in perfect jurisdiction to gain power of both defending the current Gubment and also give us just cause with 'Plausible deniability' too defend with 'Deadly Force' .

Either way, we are not hearing all of the story here. As far as the statue being moved and anything else that is released from or about Egypt is fodder for the thought's, for we aren't never going to be sure of how deep the water's are running at any given time with in the civil Unrest being reported, but, you can take it to the bank that the US is keeping their eyes closely peeled for the appropriate and decisive time where they can and will defend their investments with in the military prowess that the US has instilled too the Egyptian gubment by a tremendous amount of financial and strategic investments, US didn't just haphazardly pick Egypt as a 'Good Friend's' or an ally because of their ability to have a respectful form of gubment, quite the contrary too be exact, it is Egypt's geological location and Mil. Prowess and capabilities that the US has invested in all along.

Though these religious affiliation's are an important part of the scheme of thing's, keep in mind, when Israel and Pakistan were having problems in the past, Hezbollah was a group that was voted into office for gubment control, even after long debate and agreement by Israel, who now, coincidentally, have Hezbollah marked as Terrorists and nothing but land profiteering pirates to cause harm, and this is over a simple piece of land.

Any gubment in my conclusion is too convoluted with all the wrong priorities in place as they have them. it has became a greed and pissing game of control and unimportant interpretation's from one individuals vision and how the others are slamming fists into the tables in response of anything that goes against the  grains of what they had intended for their personal agendas or ideologies of how and who should run such gubment or country.

It is all very important, but in retrospect, absolutely unnecessary, it is loss of what is important for the people and more to do with the conveyance of what is going to create more power and control. And Undo is correct, this time will be a blood bath, probably even worse than Syrian incident, want too see scary number's? look in to the civilian life lost there, and nothing really was ever reported about it until the chemical warfare issue came into consideration, very scary indeed for the people Undo.

1WW

[burntheships]

The US government cannot control the Muslim Brotherhood.
The MB is part of the shadow government (elements of which are in the US government). Call it CIA, its Fifth Column. That same CIA is busy
collecting everything it can on everyone, and categorizing it, holding
onto it forever.

[Gigas]

Robert Bauval who lives in egypt across from the pyramids is on coast2coast tonight

[undo11]

Robert Bauval who lives in egypt across from the pyramids is on coast2coast tonight

i listened to it. interesting man.

[undo11]

folks, we need updates on what's happening there today.  i'm concerned.

[undo11]

today is day 0 for the army's ultimatum. if indeed they are supporting the people of egypt, that would by rights include the radicals as well. 

let's just hope they aren't exterminating each other as we speak.

[undo11]

it's a damn blackout. all the reports, except one (army amassing on border with israel to supposedly keep revolution from spilling over into israel), is from yesterday or earlier. 

this is getting serious.  for all we know, all those protestors could be undergoing a holocaust of epic proportions.

[burntheships]

The MB headquarters has been ransacked, there is supposedly a meeting
this afternoon between Morsi, the remaining leaders. Some stepped down.

At least 16 dead, clash continues

http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/145901-support-for-morsi-wanes-as-egypt-protests-continue/

State TV later reported the resignation of Cabinet spokesmman Alaa el-Hadidy.

Also Tuesday, an Egyptian court dealt another blow to Morsi's authority, ruling that the president's widely disputed appointment of an attorney general last November was illegal.

Morsi's dismissal of Mahmoud Abdel-Meguid, who was appointed by Mubarak, was seen by the judiciary as an encroachment on its independence. The opposition has long demanded the removal of Abdel-Meguid's successor, Talaat Abdullah.

[undo11]

The MB headquarters has been ransacked, there is supposedly a meeting
this afternoon between Morsi, the remaining leaders. Some stepped down.

At least 16 dead, clash continues

http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/145901-support-for-morsi-wanes-as-egypt-protests-continue/

ALL of that is from yesterday and the day before!