HOSNI AND SUZANNE MUBARAK ROTARIANS AND FREEMASONS
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09/02/2010
World Masonic Leaders meet in Washington D.C. to Create a “Peaceful” Palestinian State
President of the United States Barak Hussein Obama hosted the two world leaders fêted by the world community as the ones who can make or break world peace, in Washington D.C. and at the White House. According to World Net Daily, before the proximity talks of the Mideast Summit in Washington were to begin, the “Israeli government publically conceded sections of Jerusalem will become part of a Palestinian State while holy sites would be governed by a “Special Regime”. As World Net Daily reported:
World Net Daily – “Speaking in an interview with Israel's Haaretz newspaper, Defense Minister Ehud Barak outlined a deal with the Palestinians: "West Jerusalem and 12 Jewish neighborhoods that are home to 200,000 residents will be ours. The Arab neighborhoods in which close to a quarter million Palestinians live will be theirs.
There will be a special regime in place along with agreed upon arrangements in the Old City, the Mount of Olives and the City of David," added Barak. Barak told the newspaper what is needed "is courage to make historic, painful decisions. I'm not saying that there is certainty for success, but there is a chance. This chance must be exploited to the fullest."
According to USA Today, this august session will be shared with opposing forces seeking world dominion trying to force the tiny Nation of Israel to concede her life, liberty and the pursuit to worship the G-d of her forefather’s Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob to the desires of the world community. At the same time, another visitor was heading also to Washington D.C. and the Eastern Coast of the United States.
As reported by the National Hurricane Center at 11 p.m. EDT on September 1, 2010;
National Hurricane Center – “Category 4 Earl increases in wind speed, intensity and size....Maximum Sustained Winds 140 Mph / 220 Km/Hr -- Minimum Central Pressure 934 Mb...27.76 Inches -- Hurricane Force Winds Extend Outward Up To 90 Miles /150 Km from The Center -- And Tropical Storm Force Winds Extend Outward Up To 230 Miles/370 Km.”
As CNN reported:
CNN – “Earl, restrengthened to a Category 4, heads toward East Coast.”
It appears that the entire universe is watching the manifestation of this august meeting in Washington, D.C. This struggle for world dominion appears also to be perceived by the universal scene with the arrival of a Category 4 Hurricane. Are we seeing an “Act of G-d” or has the G-d of the Universe given dominion of Planet Earth into the hands of the Dark Powers of evil “for a short time”.
USA Today – “President Obama will "turn the page" today from his dramatic Tuesday night speech announcing the end of combat operations in Iraq to a process that's more like watching paint dry: making peace in the Middle East. It won't be easy, as the terrorist attack that killed four Israeli settlers in the West Bank showed Tuesday. The work was that of a Palestinian gunman; the Islamic militant group Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip, praised the attack.
After a quick check on Hurricane Earl, Obama begins the biggest diplomatic initiative of his presidency with what the diplo world calls a series of "bilaterals" -- one-on-one Oval Office meetings with the leaders of Israel and the Palestine Authority, along with fellow watchdogs Egypt and Jordan. Then they all get together for a ceremonial "working dinner" in the Old Family Dining Room.”
One thing that was noticed was that these participating global partners all seem to fly as “birds of the same feather, fly in a flock together.” The overall aura of power and authority all appear to be social acquaintances in the same global Brotherhood of the World Freemasons.
The guest list for the entire session includes the following:
· United States President Barak Hussein Obama – 32nd Degree Prince Hall Mason in Chicago plus recognized by insiders as a Papal Servant
· Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu – Freemason
· Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas -- Freemason
· Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak - Freemason
· Jordanian King Adbullah II - Freemason
· Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair Bilderberger, Freemason, and Knight of Malta
Also participating in the shadows will be the American Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, a Bilderberger and friend of the Council on Foreign Relations, will be beginning her most difficult diplomatic mission while assisted by Middle East Special Envoy George Mitchell, who engineered peace in Northern Ireland a decade now comes with his resume as a CFR member, former CFR director, Bilderberger, and representative of the international interests of the Vatican. Prophecy may be in the making over Labor Day, 2010. Are we welcoming to the world scene the “Messiah the Prince”?
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SUZANNE MUBARAK
The Egyptian dictator of the past 30 years seems to be in a spot of trouble these days. It appears that a revolution is brewing in Egypt. Dictatorships have never been a good long-term solution, yet The United States has made friends with many such governments over the years. (Click these links to learn about Nicaragua, Iran, and Iraq) The pretense for these friendships is that they may be evil, but they are less evil than Communism (although lately, the US is trying to become allies with Communist China, a very evil country by any measure.)
For them, it is not an either or, but a both and argument. You cannot support either a dictatorship nor a communist government.
Now that the Mubaraks seem to be losing their grip on power, will the Coptics be slaughtered in the streets and driven out of Egypt as the Iraqi Christians were?
*** RACIST SLUR!
Mubarak's wealth could reach 70bn
According to analyses by Middle East experts, Mubarak has taken much of the gains overseas and deposited much of his wealth in secret bank accounts in British and Swiss banks, The Guardian reported on Friday.
Observers say the Mubaraks have also invested in real estate in London, New York, Los Angeles and along expensive tracts of the Red Sea coast.
Thirty years in presidential office has helped Mubarak have access to investment deals that have generated hundreds of millions of pounds in profits.
Amaney Jamal, a political science professor at Princeton University, said the estimate of $40bn-70bn was comparable with the vast wealth of leaders in other Persian Gulf countries.
"The business ventures from his military and government service accumulated to his personal wealth," she said.
"There was a lot of corruption in this regime and stifling of public resources for personal gain," she added.
"This is the pattern of other Middle Eastern dictators so their wealth will not be taken during a transition. These leaders plan on this," the professor opined.
Mubarak's sons Gamal and Alaa are said to be billionaires as well, with posh homes in London. Experts also say Mubarak's wife's fortune could be as much as five billion dollars.
Egyptians seek Mubarak's resignation from the top post after 13 days of revolution that has already claimed over 300 lives and thousands of injuries, according to the United Nations.
On Saturday, Egyptian state television announced that Mubarak has resigned as chairman of the ruling National Democratic Party.
Senior members of Mubarak's party also resigned on Saturday, but demonstrators staging days of revolution rejected the shuffle as a cosmetic move.
RZS/HRF
If the president is insisting on staying in power, we will march to the presidential palace to abdicate him ourselves. Thousands here are willing to become martyrs if that will bring Mubarak down. I will sleep in Tahrir Square and will not move until Mubarak leaves Egypt. I don't understand why Mubarak is holding on to the position. I am asking him for the sake of Egypt, the innocent souls and our children to leave the country.
Mutaz El Noubi, 31, communications engineer
I am sad, depressed and filled with anger after listening to Mubarak's speech. Thousands in Tahrir Square and other squares are prepared to march to his palace. You only die once, and it's better for us to die with dignity than live with humiliation. I am leaving Tahrir tonight only to round up my friends for tomorrow's [Friday] protest. We don't want him as president of Egypt anymore.
Ashraf Taha, 43, accountant
What President Mubarak said makes a lot of sense. With all due respect, he handed over power to vice president Omar Suleiman. If Mubarak steps down and leaves Egypt there will be chaos. Suleiman has an honorable legacy, and he will overlook the constitutional changes that we are seeking. I am not coming out for the demonstrations tomorrow [Friday] that will head to the presidential palace. I think it's a really bad idea because it will cause turbulence in the country.
Suzan Mustafa, 58, works in a bank
Mubarak's speech shocked me, especially when I saw people around me fainting and falling in the street. We don't want him, so why does he insist on staying? Despite my old age, I will be at Tahrir Square from 7am to take down Mubarak. I am calling for civil disobedience across Egypt. I also don't understand the position of the army; I don't understand why they are still leaving him in power? Why don't they intervene?
Mohamed Ezzat, 26, works for a petroleum company
We all expected Mubarak to resign from presidency. I am frustrated and I am marching to the presidential palace tomorrow to take him down; and I am prepared to die for this goal. Mubarak's speech came as a shock to me; even my mother started crying from disbelief. I am calling on Egyptians to observe civil disobedience, starting tomorrow. We are not going to work until Mubarak leaves. I am willing to stay in Tahrir and lose my job until he stands down.
Mohamed Ghaly, 28, journalist
I think what President Mubarak did was play on people's emotions, he didn't add anything new and didn't comply with the protesters' demands. What he said is a rerun of his old speeches. He can make a u-turn on the decision to delegate matters to Suleiman at any time he wants, there are no guarantees.
I think the next step depends on the reaction of the army, who in turn are waiting for the people to react, and they could take actions based on that, just as they said in their first statement. Protesters were frustrated to different extents, but they all agreed that what came in [Mubarak's] speech wasn't enough. This [speech] will result in the mobilisation of more Mubarak opposition, not just in Tahrir Square, but in all the squares of Egypt. The speech was meant to sedate people and put them down before tomorrow's [Friday] protests, because I believe the president is really afraid of what will happen.
SUZANNE MUBARAK
International awards
- The 1989 UNICEF Executive Board conferred upon Mrs. Mubarak its highest honour, the "Maurice Pate Award", in recognition of her dedication and efforts for child survival, protection and development.
- Given the highest Award in 1989 by the Rehabilitation International Centre for her outstanding services and support to disabled children.
- Given an Honorary Fulbright Award, in recognition of her efforts in the field of child development and education,
- The "Together for Peace Foundation" bestowed upon Mrs. Mubarak "The 1992 Enrique de la Mata International Prize for Peace" in recognition of her dedication in promoting child development and alleviating the suffering of victims of natural disasters.
- The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International named Mrs. Mubarak in 1992 a "Paul Harris Fellow" in appreciation of the tangible and significant assistance for the furthering of better understanding and friendly relations between peoples of the world.
- The " Health for All Gold Medal", the highest distinction awarded by the World Health Organization, was conferred upon Mrs. Mubarak in June 1994 in recognition of her outstanding contributions to improving the quality of life of the women and children of Egypt and her personal commitment to international efforts aimed at integrating health in the development process.
- Mrs. Mubarak received the "International Book Committee, International Book Award" in April 1995 in recognition of her outstanding efforts to promote reading in Egypt.
- Soka University] bestowed upon Mrs. Mubarak its Award of Highest Honour in April 1995.
- Westminster College, New Wilmington, honoured Mrs. Mubarak with the degree of Doctor of Laws in recognition of her outstanding achievement for the people of Egypt and in causes valued by the international community.
- "The American World Book Association for Publication Award" in recognition of her role in the publication of books and her efforts in supporting the campaign of "Reading for All".
- "Award of the Arab Publishers Federation in recognition of her efforts in promoting Arab literature. Cairo, 1996.
- The UNESCO Avicenna Medal in recognition of her role in promoting cultural activities in Egypt, 1997. The award "honours heads of state and other personalities who have made a significant contribution to the advancement of UNESCO’s goals".[5]
- "Prize of Tolerance", European Academy of Sciences and Arts, Salzburg, 1998.
- "The Degree of Professor Counsellor", Shanghai University, April 1999.
- Honorary Doctor Degree", Iwa University, Seoul, Korea, for her efforts to promote women's education and social development in Egypt, April 1999.
- The "Rotary Award" for her efforts in combating polio, June 1999.
- "Honorary Doctor Degree for Humane letters", American University in Cairo, February 2000.
- "Honorary Doctor Degree", American University in Spain, in recognition of her distinctive efforts in the social field in Egypt, February 2000.
- "Honorary Doctor Degree", Azerbaijan State Economic University, in recognition of H.E. activities in field of education, her unwavering support for youth and her efforts to protect and promote women and children rights across the Arab world. Cairo, Egypt, November 23. 2009
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| Pope John Paul II and Hosni Mubarak |
For them, it is not an either or, but a both and argument. You cannot support either a dictatorship nor a communist government.
Conversation is the beginning of peace. If the Vatican is in conversation with a leader or a government, it is not necessarily condoning that leader or government. A message cannot be sent through closed lines of communication. The popes have encountered....
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| Yasir Arafat, head of a violent organization (???) that has a history of anti-Christian and anti-Jewish activities (???), *** |
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| Hamid Karzai, corrupt dictator (???) of Afghanistan. Here he is at Pope John Paul II's funeral. President Karzei's government is oppressive of women, Christianity, and individual freedoms. |
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| Staunchly anti-Fascist, Cardinal Pacelli, (later Pope Pius XII) signs a Concordat with Germany in order to insure religious freedom for Catholics living in the lands of the Third Reich. He is careful to define "Catholic" as anyone with a baptismal certificate. Hundreds of thousands of Jews were saved during the years that this concordat was honored by Hitler. The Catholics printed baptismal certificates continuously. |
My fear for Egypt during this revolutionary time is for the Coptic Orthodox Church. The Coptic Church has been out of communion with the Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches for many hundreds of years due to a linguistic misunderstanding. Patriarch Shenouda III of the Coptic Church has openly supported the Mubarak dynasty with support of Gamil Mubarak as the next Prime Minister.
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| Gamal Mubarak, son of Hosni, and Patriarch Shenouda III of the Coptic Church |
Now that the Mubaraks seem to be losing their grip on power, will the Coptics be slaughtered in the streets and driven out of Egypt as the Iraqi Christians were?
*** RACIST SLUR!
Mubarak's wealth could reach 70bn
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and his half-Welsh wife Suzanne
Embattled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak could have amassed huge sums of money as much as 70 billion dollars during the decades that he has been a top official.
According to analyses by Middle East experts, Mubarak has taken much of the gains overseas and deposited much of his wealth in secret bank accounts in British and Swiss banks, The Guardian reported on Friday.
Observers say the Mubaraks have also invested in real estate in London, New York, Los Angeles and along expensive tracts of the Red Sea coast.
Thirty years in presidential office has helped Mubarak have access to investment deals that have generated hundreds of millions of pounds in profits.
Amaney Jamal, a political science professor at Princeton University, said the estimate of $40bn-70bn was comparable with the vast wealth of leaders in other Persian Gulf countries.
"The business ventures from his military and government service accumulated to his personal wealth," she said.
"There was a lot of corruption in this regime and stifling of public resources for personal gain," she added.
"This is the pattern of other Middle Eastern dictators so their wealth will not be taken during a transition. These leaders plan on this," the professor opined.
Mubarak's sons Gamal and Alaa are said to be billionaires as well, with posh homes in London. Experts also say Mubarak's wife's fortune could be as much as five billion dollars.
Egyptians seek Mubarak's resignation from the top post after 13 days of revolution that has already claimed over 300 lives and thousands of injuries, according to the United Nations.
On Saturday, Egyptian state television announced that Mubarak has resigned as chairman of the ruling National Democratic Party.
Senior members of Mubarak's party also resigned on Saturday, but demonstrators staging days of revolution rejected the shuffle as a cosmetic move.
RZS/HRF
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- Mubarak refuses to step down
- Mubarak to change image of revolution
- 'Egyptians want to achieve revolution'
- 'Egypt, a wake-up call for millions'
Exclusive: Protesters react to Mubarak's speech
Thousands of Egyptians flocked to Tahrir Square on Thursday night to listen to President Hosni Mubarak's speech, only to leave disappointed after he announced he would not be stepping down until September. Skip related content
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Exclusive: Protesters react to Mubarak's speech
In a Yahoo! News exclusive we sample the views of some protesters in Tahrir Square who spoke to us immediately after Mubarak's speech.
Adel El Masri, 35, businessmanIf the president is insisting on staying in power, we will march to the presidential palace to abdicate him ourselves. Thousands here are willing to become martyrs if that will bring Mubarak down. I will sleep in Tahrir Square and will not move until Mubarak leaves Egypt. I don't understand why Mubarak is holding on to the position. I am asking him for the sake of Egypt, the innocent souls and our children to leave the country.
Mutaz El Noubi, 31, communications engineer
I am sad, depressed and filled with anger after listening to Mubarak's speech. Thousands in Tahrir Square and other squares are prepared to march to his palace. You only die once, and it's better for us to die with dignity than live with humiliation. I am leaving Tahrir tonight only to round up my friends for tomorrow's [Friday] protest. We don't want him as president of Egypt anymore.
Ashraf Taha, 43, accountant
What President Mubarak said makes a lot of sense. With all due respect, he handed over power to vice president Omar Suleiman. If Mubarak steps down and leaves Egypt there will be chaos. Suleiman has an honorable legacy, and he will overlook the constitutional changes that we are seeking. I am not coming out for the demonstrations tomorrow [Friday] that will head to the presidential palace. I think it's a really bad idea because it will cause turbulence in the country.
Suzan Mustafa, 58, works in a bank
Mubarak's speech shocked me, especially when I saw people around me fainting and falling in the street. We don't want him, so why does he insist on staying? Despite my old age, I will be at Tahrir Square from 7am to take down Mubarak. I am calling for civil disobedience across Egypt. I also don't understand the position of the army; I don't understand why they are still leaving him in power? Why don't they intervene?
Mohamed Ezzat, 26, works for a petroleum company
We all expected Mubarak to resign from presidency. I am frustrated and I am marching to the presidential palace tomorrow to take him down; and I am prepared to die for this goal. Mubarak's speech came as a shock to me; even my mother started crying from disbelief. I am calling on Egyptians to observe civil disobedience, starting tomorrow. We are not going to work until Mubarak leaves. I am willing to stay in Tahrir and lose my job until he stands down.
Mohamed Ghaly, 28, journalist
I think what President Mubarak did was play on people's emotions, he didn't add anything new and didn't comply with the protesters' demands. What he said is a rerun of his old speeches. He can make a u-turn on the decision to delegate matters to Suleiman at any time he wants, there are no guarantees.
I think the next step depends on the reaction of the army, who in turn are waiting for the people to react, and they could take actions based on that, just as they said in their first statement. Protesters were frustrated to different extents, but they all agreed that what came in [Mubarak's] speech wasn't enough. This [speech] will result in the mobilisation of more Mubarak opposition, not just in Tahrir Square, but in all the squares of Egypt. The speech was meant to sedate people and put them down before tomorrow's [Friday] protests, because I believe the president is really afraid of what will happen.
Hosni Mubarak: FreeMason, Illuminati Puppet!
FreeMasons:
Mubarak, Netanyahu, Obama, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and
Jordan's King Abdullah. All working for the same dark lord. Photograph:
Charles Dharapak/AP
- You can either believe the illusion the world is telling you or the
Bible. I believe the Bible is telling us the complete truth about the
rulers of this world. This Bible account is totally true! The kingdoms
and glory of this world belong to the dark lord: Lucifer!
Matthew 4:8-10 (New King James Version)
8 Again, the devil took Him up on an exceedingly high mountain, and showed Him all the kingdoms of the world and their glory. 9 And he said to Him, “All these things I will give You if You will fall down and worship me.”
10 Then Jesus said to him, “Away with you,[a] Satan! For it is written, ‘You shall worship the LORD your God, and Him only you shall serve.’”[b]
- Hosni Mubarak has been kicked out but something worse will replace
him. This is just the Illuminati, FreeMason cabal changing their leaders
in the Middle East to implement the coming Satanic World War 3 Plan:
Zionist Israel vs Muslim World. The sheeple are once again deceived and
manipulated.
2010: World Masonic Leaders meet in Washington D.C. to Create a “Peaceful” Palestinian State
… One thing that was noticed was that these participating global partners all seem to fly as “birds of the same feather, fly in a flock together.” The overall aura of power and authority all appear to be social acquaintances in the same global Brotherhood of the World Freemasons. The guest list for the entire session includes the following:
- United States President Barak Hussein Obama – 32nd Degree Prince Hall Mason in Chicago plus recognized by insiders as a Papal Servant
- Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu – Freemason
- Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas — Freemason
- Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak – Freemason
- Jordanian King Adbullah II – Freemason
- Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair Bilderberger, Freemason, and Knight of Malta
Masonic hidden hand symbolism!
Masonic hidden hand. Stalin and Washington Masonic brothers!
Four Middle Eastern leaders, all brother Masons, met in 1997 in so-called "peace negotiations."
- See also:
The Hidden Hand that Shaped History!
Freemasonry, The Illuminati And The Ecumenical Movement
Magical Signs of the Jewish Cabala
Masonic ‘Jews’ Plot To Control The World
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Pope John Paul II and Hosni Mubarak
ReplyDeleteThe Egyptian dictator of the past 30 years seems to be in a spot of trouble these days. It appears that a revolution is brewing in Egypt. Dictatorships have never been a good long-term solution, yet The United States has made friends with many such governments over the years. (Click these links to learn about Nicaragua, Iran, and Iraq) The pretense for these friendships is that they may be evil, but they are less evil than Communism (although lately, the US is trying to become allies with Communist China, a very evil country by any measure.)