US Aid Can Go to Hell,Along with the Brotherhood
Published in Youm 7
(Egypt) on 10 October 2013
by Abdelfatteh Abdel Moneim (link to original)
It would appear that the administration of the "downtrodden" U.S. president, Barack Obama, is determined to punish the Egyptian people, all for the sake of a handful of Muslim Brotherhood members. This is made evident by the administration insistently penalizing Egypt with allusions to cutting off U.S. aid, particularly in the wake of the removal of its strategic ally, the Muslim Brotherhood. This is also evident in the psychological, economic and political war the U.S. launched within hours after the people and army successfully removed President Mohamed Morsi.
Certainly, aid is the first weapon the U.S. will use against Egypt in the upcoming stage, and anyone wishing to learn the truth about this aid need only look into supervisory reports, which affirm that it would be more honorable for Egypt to pass on the aid than to live under constant U.S. degradation.
An analysis entitled "U.S. Aid Is Poisoned" by the researcher Assayed Zahra was published on the el-Basrah Network website. Zahra affirmed that U.S. aid has taken on a new and dangerous bend since the issue of U.S. funding to foreign and Egyptian nongovernmental organizations really blew up, the dimensions of which Mr. Zahra has explained in previous articles. When the issue of the legislative and legal measures taken by Egyptian authorities on these organizations and their workers came out in the news, there were calls in the U.S. Congress for the removal of aid to Egypt to penalize its stance.
What this threat to cut off aid actually means is that the Americans wish to use it to terrorize Egypt, imagining that they will be able to force it to relinquish its sovereignty and neglect its national security. For this reason, the Egyptian government has clearly stated that it will not give in to this American threat, and it will take the matter to its natural end; thus emerged the aforementioned invitation to pass on this aid.
In recent years, when the U.S. routinely gave funding to dubious organizations, forming complicit relations with the individuals in these organizations, it always justified itself by repeating slogans claiming that it was "aiding civil society," "supporting transitional democratic efforts" and other such things.
But this is poisoned aid that we can do without. I say it in all honesty: This aid can go to hell, and with it, the Muslim Brotherhood. May Egypt persevere in the face of the Brotherhood’s conspiracies.
Certainly, aid is the first weapon the U.S. will use against Egypt in the upcoming stage, and anyone wishing to learn the truth about this aid need only look into supervisory reports, which affirm that it would be more honorable for Egypt to pass on the aid than to live under constant U.S. degradation.
An analysis entitled "U.S. Aid Is Poisoned" by the researcher Assayed Zahra was published on the el-Basrah Network website. Zahra affirmed that U.S. aid has taken on a new and dangerous bend since the issue of U.S. funding to foreign and Egyptian nongovernmental organizations really blew up, the dimensions of which Mr. Zahra has explained in previous articles. When the issue of the legislative and legal measures taken by Egyptian authorities on these organizations and their workers came out in the news, there were calls in the U.S. Congress for the removal of aid to Egypt to penalize its stance.
What this threat to cut off aid actually means is that the Americans wish to use it to terrorize Egypt, imagining that they will be able to force it to relinquish its sovereignty and neglect its national security. For this reason, the Egyptian government has clearly stated that it will not give in to this American threat, and it will take the matter to its natural end; thus emerged the aforementioned invitation to pass on this aid.
In recent years, when the U.S. routinely gave funding to dubious organizations, forming complicit relations with the individuals in these organizations, it always justified itself by repeating slogans claiming that it was "aiding civil society," "supporting transitional democratic efforts" and other such things.
But this is poisoned aid that we can do without. I say it in all honesty: This aid can go to hell, and with it, the Muslim Brotherhood. May Egypt persevere in the face of the Brotherhood’s conspiracies.