Cairo, Egypt-After American and European intelligence and research centers spent long years in attempts to conceptualize and create a new Middle East serving the interests of those countries, and to achieve the ultimate security of Israel, even the most pessimistic among them could not imagine that the Muslim brotherhood group-- seeded and grown in America, they were building castles in the sand.
The George W. Bush administration planned to divide the Middle East into small states and re-arrange it to what former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice called “the Great Middle East" and “creative chaos”. After Obama spent billions of dollars to support the Brotherhood, whom he thought could help him reach his goals faster, the Egyptian revolution exploded onto the world stage on June 30, toppling all these plans and arrangements, returning everyone to square one and telling them all.. “checkmate”.
With the CIA and the British MI6 in the Middle East after the establishment of Israel in 1948, the Muslim Brotherhood drew the attention of the CIA who thought that the brotherhood could offer them what they couldn’t get from the Egyptian governments. President Eisenhower met in the White House with Saeid Ramadan, a brotherhood leader in the fifties as the beginning of a long and strong friendship as an expression of the U.S. government’s desire to build bridges of cooperation and trust with the Muslim Brotherhood and its leaders. Nor were the CIA the only ones who believed in the benefit of backing the group: the British intelligence continued its manipulation of the group by giving them hope during the administration of Egyptian President Nasser, who strongly opposed the policies of the West.
Ditto for German intelligence as they provided both support and an alternative home to the Brotherhood leaders that spread and saw them penetrated into German and Swiss society. The Brotherhood gained members influence and money through the famous mosque of Munich during the fifties and sixties--especially after Nasser began to track and arrest members of the group in Egypt, after their cooperation with the British during the tripartite attack on Egypt carried out by France, England and Israel when Nasser nationalized the Suez Canal in 1956, followed by four attempts to assassinate him.
The group continued to grow and spread in the United States under several names and associations. The Brotherhood existed in all levels of American society, starting with schools and universities, up to the military until it reached the pinnacle after its success in penetrating the current administration headed by Obama. This had a significant impact on U.S. foreign policy which is now influenced by the Brotherhood. And, of course we don’t have to mention Huma Abedin, bosom buddy of Mrs. Hillary Clinton, Dalia Mogahed and a number of other representatives of the global Muslim Brotherhood organization. They deluded the American administration with their ability to implement America’s Agenda in the Middle East, giving a fake picture about their sweeping popularity in the Arab world; that their being in power will be the guarantor of the security of Israel and peace process success. Cunning leaders of the global Brotherhood showed loyalty and obedience to a United States, already deceived by their golden dreams of easy gains.
In spite of the U.S suffering from terrorist operations both at home and abroad, despite CIA knowledge that the Muslim Brotherhood is supporting terrorist groups ranging from al-Qaeda to Hamas by funding and providing arms and people, American politicians blindly keep marching behind the carrot that the Brotherhood dangles before them. Proof of Obama’s ambiguous relationship with the Brotherhood could be found when he came to Cairo to make his first speech to the Islamic world. Obama insisted to have Brotherhood leaders seated in the front row, even knowing the group was listed by many countries as a terrorist organization. This angered former President Mubarak who did not attend the speech as an objection to the new American president.
But now, after the overthrow of the Brotherhood in Egypt by the Egyptian Army, Egyptians are suspicious of the Obama administration and the British, who offer protection and support to terrorists. They are also aware of the duplicity of France and Germany claiming their positions originate from democratic values, which even their own journalists and political analysts no longer believe having seen the streets of Egypt filled with millions of people demanding the overthrow of the Brotherhood and Morsi.
The U.S. administration must know of its weak position and the dangerous situation that Obama put himself in, especially with the increasing criticism, and resentment of Americans of Obama for spending taxpayers' money on a terrorist group. In recent days the administration also learned that they do not have a lot of influence with General Al Sisi and the new government in Egypt, making their threat to cut off U.S. aid to Egypt became like words lost in the wind. In other words, not worth the ink they’re written on. The outcome of the real game is now in the hands of Egyptian people and army, and the final decision for the future of Egypt rests with them and no others.
During the last two days, European and American rhetoric has become less intense and talks instead about the necessity of commitment to the road map drawn up by the Egyptian temporary government.
They are now being forced to admit that what happened in Egypt was not a coup but a revolution, and spokespersons now also dare to raise words of criticism of the Brotherhood, accusing them outright of violence, that came after the arrest of a large number of the group's leader. In the aftermath the Brotherhood is losing many of its allies, who are abandoning the group due to the hatred of the people knowing how they tortured and killed so many innocent people.
The tide in the Land of the Pharaohs has turned because the Egyptian people have got the Muslim Brotherhood on the run.
