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The '''Arab Spring''' is a phrase used for an [[Antiamericanism|antiamerican]]<ref>http://frontpagemag.com/2013/jeff-ludwig/arab-rage-unrest-and-anti-americanism-is-nothing-new/</ref> series of protests, riots, acts of terrorism, and general political instability in the [[Middle East]] and [[North Africa]], which have been ongoing since 2010. The most notable events include new governments in [[Tunisia]], [[Egypt]] and the death of [[Libya|Libyan]] dictator [[Muammar Qaddafi]]. Also the president of [[Yemen]] [[Ali Abdullah Saleh]] fleed to the [[USA]].
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The '''Arab Spring''' of 2011-2012 was a journalistic euphemism intended to evoke reminiscences of the 1968 [[Prague Spring]], or a peaceful demonstration against [[authoritarian]] rulers to bring about "socialism with a human face". It ultimately was a bloody disaster and led to the rise of the [[Islamic State]], eleven million dispossessed  refugees and 300,000 dead in [[Syria]]. [[Libya]], [[Yemen]] and other states were destabilized. [[Barack Obama]] and [[Hillary Clinton]] actively intervened in Syria and Libya, funnelling money and weapons to known [[Salafi]] [[jihad]]i groups. The powers that be remainined in control of secular [[Egypt]]. And [[Iran]], with Western acquiescence, remained firmly on the path to becoming a [[nuclear]] power.  
  
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For some months the [[Muslim Brotherhood]] controled [[Egypt]] and [[al-Qaeda]] is stronger in Yemen with control on some cities. In Libya [[Benghazi Attack|Islamists killed four ambassador of the United States]] and the late government wanted to construct [[Sharia]] law. The syrian president [[Bashar al-Assad]] does not want to resign his tenure. So it came to the [[Syrian Civil War]] (mainly a mercenary war), where the islamist opposition fights against the secular government.
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:... the idea of an “Arab Spring” for the entire Arab world that President Obama, Secretary Clinton, and investor [[George Soros]] strongly promoted turned out to be based on a naïve idealism that instead undermined the rule of law and led to anarchy, starvation, and a refugee crisis that hurt citizens more than the dictatorships that preceded it.<ref>[https://appliedunificationism.com/2016/02/08/best-policy-ideas-of-the-2016-presidential-candidates/ The Best Policy Ideas of the 2016 Presidential Candidates], Gordon Anderson - February 8, 2016</ref>
  
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The policies of US President [[Barack Hussein Obama]] with regard to the Arab Spring seemed to be in the interest of Muslim [[theocracy]], unlike previous [[President of the United States of America|American Presidents]] who have favored governments which are secular and pro-[[Israel]].
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The '''Arab Spring''' originally was intended to be an expression of the [[neoconservative]] view of [[democratization]] of the [[Middle East]]; it has now become the non-sensical name for the disastrous [[foreign policy]] legacies of [[Barack Obama]], [[David Cameron]], [[Nicolas Sarkozy]] and [[Hillary Rodham Clinton]]. [[Vladimir Putin]] refers to it as a "zone of chaos".
  
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[[al-Qaeda]] is stronger in Yemen with control on some cities. In 2015 Shia [[Hothis|Houthi]]-rebels took control over parts of [[Yemen]]. In Libya the [[Benghazi Attack]] occurred and the new government introduced [[Sharia]] law. Since 2011 the [[Syrian Civil War]] (mainly a mercenary war) takes place, where an Islamist opposition fights against the secular government of President [[Bashar al-Assad]]. There are also some fights between [[Sunni]]s and [[Shia]]s.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-25212247</ref>
  
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== Behind the Arab Spring ==
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The policies of US President [[Barack Hussein Obama]] with regard to the Arab Spring seemed to be in the interest of Muslim [[theocracy]], unlike previous [[President of the United States of America|American Presidents]] who have favored governments which are secular and pro-[[Israel]].
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There exists in the world a very wealthy and very influential group of people; the wealthiest 1%; a Power Elite, who exerts tremendous influence on world events. This Power Elite value themselves above all other nations... (seen as) the destroyers and builders of nations... reshaping their political regimes through revolutions and wars to make these nations subservient to their own agenda... They were responsible for all major wars around the world, for revolutions in many countries, for economical crises and for most major events in the history of this world. Through their wealth they control heads of states, all media outlets, military and intelligence organizations, and the world economy. Looking at the present global financial crises affecting many countries, one could not help but ask: who is this debtor, wealthy enough to hold many countries and their whole economies in his debt?... [[Iraq]], [[Lybia]], [[Syria]] and [[Iran]] were the main obstacles to the Power Elite’s primary colonial Zionist Project of establishing Greater Israel to control the Middle Eastern region...  the Power Elite came up with the perfect scheme of “New Order through Chaos” erroneously dubbed, later on, as the Arab Spring. It involves revolution from within to topple the ruling regime and to incite conflict and struggle between the different religious and ethnic groups to divide and to weaken the country in order to make it easier for them to interfere, under the pretence of protecting minorities and/or of economic aid, to virtually control and re-organize the country. [http://www.intifada-palestine.com/2011/11/the-snake-behind-the-arab-spring/]
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===Egypt===
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Following the resign of [[Hosni Mubarak]] as a result of the protests, Egypt was controlled by [[Mohamed Morsi]], a member of the [[Muslim Brotherhood]] from November 22, 2012 to June 3, 2013. In June 2013 he was overthrown by the military and since August 2014 [[Abdel Fattah el-Sisi]] rules the country.
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 09:30, April 16, 2017

The Arab Spring of 2011-2012 was a journalistic euphemism intended to evoke reminiscences of the 1968 Prague Spring, or a peaceful demonstration against authoritarian rulers to bring about "socialism with a human face". It ultimately was a bloody disaster and led to the rise of the Islamic State, eleven million dispossessed refugees and 300,000 dead in Syria. Libya, Yemen and other states were destabilized. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton actively intervened in Syria and Libya, funnelling money and weapons to known Salafi jihadi groups. The powers that be remainined in control of secular Egypt. And Iran, with Western acquiescence, remained firmly on the path to becoming a nuclear power.

... the idea of an “Arab Spring” for the entire Arab world that President Obama, Secretary Clinton, and investor George Soros strongly promoted turned out to be based on a naïve idealism that instead undermined the rule of law and led to anarchy, starvation, and a refugee crisis that hurt citizens more than the dictatorships that preceded it.[1]

The Arab Spring originally was intended to be an expression of the neoconservative view of democratization of the Middle East; it has now become the non-sensical name for the disastrous foreign policy legacies of Barack Obama, David Cameron, Nicolas Sarkozy and Hillary Rodham Clinton. Vladimir Putin refers to it as a "zone of chaos".

Results

al-Qaeda is stronger in Yemen with control on some cities. In 2015 Shia Houthi-rebels took control over parts of Yemen. In Libya the Benghazi Attack occurred and the new government introduced Sharia law. Since 2011 the Syrian Civil War (mainly a mercenary war) takes place, where an Islamist opposition fights against the secular government of President Bashar al-Assad. There are also some fights between Sunnis and Shias.[2]

The policies of US President Barack Hussein Obama with regard to the Arab Spring seemed to be in the interest of Muslim theocracy, unlike previous American Presidents who have favored governments which are secular and pro-Israel.

Egypt

Following the resign of Hosni Mubarak as a result of the protests, Egypt was controlled by Mohamed Morsi, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood from November 22, 2012 to June 3, 2013. In June 2013 he was overthrown by the military and since August 2014 Abdel Fattah el-Sisi rules the country.

See also

References

  1. ↑ The Best Policy Ideas of the 2016 Presidential Candidates, Gordon Anderson - February 8, 2016
  2. ↑ http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-25212247
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