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When Morsi took power he opened the prisons and released members of the [[Muslim Brotherhood]], including Mohammed Zawahiri. Mohammad Zawahiri is the brother of [[Ayman Zawahiri]], al-Qaeda’s #2 guy who, since [[bin Laden]]'s execution, has been running [[al-Qaeda]] from Afghanistan. Mohammad Zawahiri left Egypt for Benghazi and joined up with Mustafa Abdel Jalil, ex-Libyan Justice Minister who very recently was recruited by the French intelligence service to organize the Benghazi uprising.
When Morsi took power he opened the prisons and released members of the [[Muslim Brotherhood]], including Mohammed Zawahiri. Mohammad Zawahiri is the brother of [[Ayman Zawahiri]], al-Qaeda’s #2 guy who, since [[bin Laden]]'s execution, has been running [[al-Qaeda]] from Afghanistan. Mohammad Zawahiri left Egypt for Benghazi and joined up with Mustafa Abdel Jalil, ex-Libyan Justice Minister who very recently was recruited by the French intelligence service to organize the Benghazi uprising.
===9/11 protests===
The key protest organizer was Mohammed al-Zawahiri along with his Muslim Brotherhood comrades. The 9/11 2012 Cairo protest was centered around demands for the release of [[Omar Abdul Rahman]], also known as “the blind sheik“, who was in federal prison in the U.S. for his part in the [[1993 World Trade Center bombing]]. The Cairo protest was specifically about the release of Omar Abdul Rahman. The [[U.S. State Department]] falsely claimed another motive about a [[YouTube]] video insulting Islam. Hours later that fraudulent motive was then used to explain the [[Benghazi attack]].
The fraudulent origin of the motive was exposed by documents from within the [[Defense Intelligence Agency]]; the head of the DIA was Lt. Gen. [[Michael Flynn]].
After smuggling weapons into [[Gaza]] for [[Hamas]], Morsi was overthrown by the Egyptian [[Deep State]] in June 2013. Since August 2014 Gen. [[Abdel Fattah el-Sisi]] rules the country.
After smuggling weapons into [[Gaza]] for [[Hamas]], Morsi was overthrown by the Egyptian [[Deep State]] in June 2013. Since August 2014 Gen. [[Abdel Fattah el-Sisi]] rules the country.