From Jihad Watch:
Democracy on the march in Egypt: Jihadist who masterminded Sadat murder released from prison, mulling political career
But it is a secular, pro-democracy movement, doncha know. Abboud al-Zommor was released from prison and may enter politics? So what could go wrong? It isn't as if Islamic supremacists enjoy any popular support in Egypt! "Sadat killing mastermind mulls politics after release," from International Business Times, March 18:
The mastermind behind the assassination of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in 1981, who has been released from prison since the fall of Hosni Mubarak regime, has plans to take part in post-Mubarak political future of Egypt, according to reports.
The son of a Sudanese mother and Egyptian father, Anwar El-Sadat became president in the fall of 1970 after the untimely death of Gamal Abdel Nasser. Sadat’s eleven-year reign was extremely eventful for it included a purge from the government of Nasserists, the October 1973 war with Israel, the Arab oil embargo, the 1977 bread riots and ultimately the peace treaty with Israel in 1979. That last act likely cost him his life as he was murdered two years later by assassins from his own military.
Islamic Jihad leader Abboud al-Zommor was the brain behind the killing of Sadat, who made peace with Israel and signed the Camp David peace treaty under the aegis of the United States. Al-Zommor was released last week after spending decades in Egyptian prison.
"Now, after the ouster of former president Hosni Mubarak's government, al-Zommor plans to take part in mapping out the future of Egypt," the Doha-based Al Jazeera has reported.
The report said prisoners who have been released after the fall of the Mubarak regime are planning to form political movements. Thousands of people had been detained, most illegally, during the regime of Mubarak who strongly opposed the right wing Islamic groups in the country.
Note the mainstream media's usage: groups that want to impose Islamic law are "right-wing," and groups that oppose Islamic law, such as our own Stop Islamization of America (SIOA), are also "right-wing." This has become a term entirely lacking in content. At this point it only means "A person or group that the media elites think is bad."
After the regime change, hundreds of illegal detainees have been released. Al-Zommor's 'Jihad' group was working for the overthrow of the secular government in the country and the establishment of an Islamic state, the report says.Posted by Robert on March 18, 2011 12:11 PM
Democracy on the march in Egypt: Jihadist who masterminded Sadat murder released from prison, mulling political career
But it is a secular, pro-democracy movement, doncha know. Abboud al-Zommor was released from prison and may enter politics? So what could go wrong? It isn't as if Islamic supremacists enjoy any popular support in Egypt! "Sadat killing mastermind mulls politics after release," from International Business Times, March 18:
The mastermind behind the assassination of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in 1981, who has been released from prison since the fall of Hosni Mubarak regime, has plans to take part in post-Mubarak political future of Egypt, according to reports.
The son of a Sudanese mother and Egyptian father, Anwar El-Sadat became president in the fall of 1970 after the untimely death of Gamal Abdel Nasser. Sadat’s eleven-year reign was extremely eventful for it included a purge from the government of Nasserists, the October 1973 war with Israel, the Arab oil embargo, the 1977 bread riots and ultimately the peace treaty with Israel in 1979. That last act likely cost him his life as he was murdered two years later by assassins from his own military.
Islamic Jihad leader Abboud al-Zommor was the brain behind the killing of Sadat, who made peace with Israel and signed the Camp David peace treaty under the aegis of the United States. Al-Zommor was released last week after spending decades in Egyptian prison.
"Now, after the ouster of former president Hosni Mubarak's government, al-Zommor plans to take part in mapping out the future of Egypt," the Doha-based Al Jazeera has reported.
The report said prisoners who have been released after the fall of the Mubarak regime are planning to form political movements. Thousands of people had been detained, most illegally, during the regime of Mubarak who strongly opposed the right wing Islamic groups in the country.
Note the mainstream media's usage: groups that want to impose Islamic law are "right-wing," and groups that oppose Islamic law, such as our own Stop Islamization of America (SIOA), are also "right-wing." This has become a term entirely lacking in content. At this point it only means "A person or group that the media elites think is bad."
After the regime change, hundreds of illegal detainees have been released. Al-Zommor's 'Jihad' group was working for the overthrow of the secular government in the country and the establishment of an Islamic state, the report says.Posted by Robert on March 18, 2011 12:11 PM
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