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SUBSCRIBE for latest reports on the EGYPT PROTESTS - http://www.youtube.com/829SPEEDY EGYPT Military Ousts Obama Backed MORSI. Suspends Constitution Now that the Muslim Brotherhood -- the CIA's "color revolution" proxy in Egypt -- has been deposed, another CIA asset, al-Qaeda, has vowed to come to the rescue. According to Arab-language website Veto Gate, "al-Qaeda, under the leadership of Muhammad Zawahiri, is currently planning reprisal operations by which to attack the army and the Morsi-opposition all around the Republic [of Egypt]." In December, it was said Morsi had summoned "3,000 jihadis from Afghanistan, Chechnya, Bosnia, Somalia and Iran to be an Islamic army to strike the police and army forces" of Egypt, Raymond Ibrahim reported, citing al-Khabar News. Morsi also released "jihadi convicts from the nation's two most notorious terrorist organizations, Islamic Jihad and the Islamic Group" soon after assuming the presidency, according to Ibrahim's sources. Ayman al-Zawahiri's Islamic Jihad had received money from the CIA in the mid-1980s and he was allowed to fundraise in the United States on a passport provided by CIA asset Ali Mohamed, a major in the Egyptian army who collaborated with the U.S. Army. The cleric Omar Abdel-Rahman was the leader of the Islamic Group. Rahman had traveled in the United States on a CIA-supported visa and by 1990 controlled the al-Kifah Refugee Center in New York. Also known as Maktab al-Khidamat (MAK), the al-Kifah Center is a CIA creation run by Osama bin Laden and used to recruit Mujahideen fighters for the covert war against the Soviets in Afghanistan. MAK would eventually morph into what is now called al-Qaeda. "Now that the Islamists have tasted power -- Salafis, Muslim Brotherhood, or al-Qaeda -- it is unlikely that they will quietly give it up without a fight," writes Ibrahim. "History has proven that many jihadis never give up -- unless they are in prison or dead. And as Egyptian al-Qaeda leader Muhammad Zawahiri pointed out, not only have they long been inured to sufferings and deprivations -- they have nothing to lose." The globalists are not likely to give up, either. Egypt's current crisis is another chapter in a protracted effort to balkanize the Middle East and divide and conquer through religious and sectarian violence -- what the globalists call order out of chaos. The people of Egypt may believe they have deposed yet another tyrant -- who assumed power following the removal of the last tyrant, a long-term and faithful globalist client, Hosni Mubarak -- but in fact they have handed power back to Egypt's notorious brutal military. The protests in Egypt against president Mohammed Morsi were -- according to the BBC -- the largest in history. The Egyptian military threw Morsi out in a coup today. Why? Irish Times reports: Army concern about the way President Mohamed Morsi was governing Egypt reached tipping point when the head of state attended a rally packed with hardline fellow Islamists calling for holy war in Syria, military sources have said. *** Mr Morsi himself called for foreign intervention in Syria against Mr Assad,leading to a veiled rebuke from the army, which issued an apparently bland but sharp-edged statement the next day stressing that its only role was guarding Egypt's borders. egypt egyptian military suspend constitution election 2013 "code of ethics" code "gun fire" muslim brotherhood army troops vehicle armed trained "united states" "automatic weapon" people travel "egypt vacation" america u.s. suspended forces "unseen forces" "middle east" future humanity control "new world order" authorities security news "new report" media american protest "law enforcement" weapon rifle "hand gun" illuminati 829speedy "The armed forces were very alarmed by the Syrian conference at a time the state was going through a major political crisis," said one officer, whose comments reflected remarks made privately by other army staff. He was speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not permitted to talk to the media. *** For the army, the Syria rally had crossed "a national security red line" by encouraging Egyptians to fight abroad, risking creating a new generation of jihadists, said Yasser El-Shimy, analyst with the International Crisis Group. At the heart of the military's concern is the history of militant Islam in Egypt, homeland of al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahri. The military source condemned recent remarks made by "retired terrorists" allied to Mr Morsi, who has deepened his ties with the once-armed group al-Gamaa al-Islamiya. Obama had recently sent American troops to prop up Mursi, and the protesters were furious at the U.S. for backing Islamic radicals.