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[[File:Mohamed ElBaradei at Davos.jpg|thumb|150px|At the Annual Meeting 2007 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.]]

[[File:Mohamed ElBaradei at Davos.jpg|thumb|150px|At the Annual Meeting 2007 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.]]

'''Mohamed El-Baradei''' (b June 17, 1942) is an Egyptian diplomat, former Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency and 2005 Nobel Peace Prize winner. Liberals call him a moderate but his views align with extremists of the [[Muslim Brotherhood]]. While Director General for the [[U.N.]], El-Baradei led an effort to document [[Iran]]'s nuclear program. He would confirm the Iranian regime was not making nuclear weapons but would publicize that he was disappointed in them not following U.N. rules. [[U.S.]] intelligence believe he was duped by Iran and helped undermine Iran sanctions. Notably, he opposed the [[Iraqi]] war. During Egypt's uprising in 2011, he called the credibility of America lacking under [[Barack Hussein Obama]]. According to Egyptian authorities, El-Baradei received funds exceeding $7 million (US) from Iran’s leadership in 2010 as support for political reform in Egypt.<ref>[http://yidwithlid.blogspot.com/2011/02/el-baradei-wasis-no-friend-of-us-but.html El Baradei Was/Is No Friend of the US But Still a Friend of Iran, Yid with Lid, February 1, 2011]</ref> In 2011, he said the Muslim Brotherhood is not extremist and continues to push, not peace, but revolt against Egypt's government by calling for the president to step down. El-Baradei wants to be the leader of Egypt and claims the people are pursuing democracy but that is a lie. Most experts agree that Mubarak's removal will lead to a [[Sharia]] government, against [[Israel]] and the peace process and against U.S. influence.

'''Mohamed El-Baradei''' (b June 17, 1942) is an Egyptian diplomat, former Director General of the [[International Atomic Energy Agency]] and 2005 [[Nobel Peace Prize]] winner. Liberals call him a moderate but his views align with extremists of the [[Muslim Brotherhood]]. While Director General for the [[U.N.]], El-Baradei led an effort to document [[Iran]]'s nuclear program. He would confirm the Iranian regime was not making nuclear weapons but would publicize that he was disappointed in them not following U.N. rules. [[U.S.]] intelligence believe he was duped by Iran and helped undermine Iran sanctions. Notably, he opposed the [[Iraqi]] war. During Egypt's uprising in 2011, he called the credibility of America lacking under [[Barack Hussein Obama]]. According to Egyptian authorities, El-Baradei received funds exceeding $7 million (US) from Iran’s leadership in 2010 as support for political reform in Egypt.<ref>[http://yidwithlid.blogspot.com/2011/02/el-baradei-wasis-no-friend-of-us-but.html El Baradei Was/Is No Friend of the US But Still a Friend of Iran, Yid with Lid, February 1, 2011]</ref> In 2011, he said the Muslim Brotherhood is not extremist and continues to push, not peace, but revolt against Egypt's government by calling for the president to step down. El-Baradei wants to be the leader of Egypt and claims the people are pursuing democracy but that is a lie. Most experts agree that Mubarak's removal will lead to a [[Sharia]] government, against [[Israel]] and the peace process and against U.S. influence.

In 2011, he is helping to lead an uprising for the removal of [[Egypt]]'s president [[Hosni Mubarak]].

In 2011, he is helping to lead an uprising for the removal of [[Egypt]]'s president [[Hosni Mubarak]].