Rioting erupts in Cairo

[Anu-021413]

Thank you for your response Anu. Good analogy. It's always about power and control. I like to follow how things fit into the master plan.

I agree with your prediction of the oil prices. Amazing the US will not allow domestic drilling which keeps the country dependant on foreign oil. But again its all in the plan. . Globally, it benefits the TPTB to keep the US dependant.

Regional instability. Absolutely. the former viedo posted by Ravvau shows how widespread. More than I thought.

Speaking of oil, word has it that a massive light sweet crude oil,[the stuff that needs very little in refining for use] , deposit has recently been found. Around 50 million barrels or more. I can't remember the exact figure right now. However if oil prices do go up, and they will, it's been planned, and if these reserves are released for sale, the effect would destroy the OPEC nations economies. This has been planned as well. Besides, do you think people stateside and elsewhere are going to not ask for the reserves to be tapped when gas gets so expensive? It's been done before, in fact just a few yrs ago when Bush Jr tapped the U.S. reserves. They get people on one side of the world to ask for relief, that screws people on the other side of the world.

 Add in similar revolution templates in those countries and you have serious instability within the region. Replace the leadership, within power vaccums and you have potential for serious conflict. Hence the various, including Biblical prophecies of a war in the middle east. Egypt is just a step towards this end. Small piece,bigger picture with allot of moving parts.The unknowns are many, but certain unknowns are who comes into power, and what conditions cause that course of action. It's not the chaos, it's the "solution," that concerns me most. That will be what TPTB use to make things worse, as per their modus operandi.

Ironically, but not unexpectedly, while the POTUS is calling for Egypt to turn the internet back on, quietly the cyber security Czar has shut down over 28,000 web sites. Despite a Supreme court ruling that the internet is world wide, and therefore cannot be touched/censored. Add in that Innahnet killswitch, and the picture becomes bleaker.

And Ravv, Egypt apparently pulled the plug on Al Jazeera a day or two ago.

[Ravvau]

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[size="2"]worldwide turmoil = worldwide distractions

from what?  [/size][/size][size="2"]perhaps use the massive Chinese army to assist in control soon[/size]

then once done               their job is over  

redundancy of chinese mass police and populace began few years ago    here -

http://www.brookings.edu/articles/2010/0..._wang.aspx


and to speed up job if need to           they have already tested the weapon for that         proven very successful


        and put away for when the time may (will) come

here is the weapon -


http://forum.revhh.org/index.php?topic=4105.0;wap2


and all this to make way for the NEW generation of slaves to the elite

created under everyones noses[size="3"]             

from the seemingly irrelevant

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[Anu-021413]

I rechecked my source of info. Apparently they've discovered a deposit of light sweet crude oil in Colorado. The amount is hovering around 500 billion barrels.
Ravv, I doubt the Chinese would move troops in. More likely in that case, the U.N. It'd have to be multi-nat'l under guise of peacekeeping.

[BlueMoon]

Ravvau.... thats a scary video..had no idea it was that severe.

[Ravvau]

it is severe BM             and it is scary           it is the truth


more news on Egypt             Mubarak falls         the people has spoken

From cyber activists to the powerful Muslim Brotherhood, Egyptian dissidents were euphoric after Friday's ouster of Hosni Mubarak, but their plans remained vague as the army now controls the state. Leading Egyptian opposition figure and former International Atomic Energy Agency chief Mohamed ElBaradei declared Egypt a "free and proud nation," on the micro-blogging site Twitter. "We have got our life back," he said earlier on the Arabic satellite channel Al-Jazeera. "My message to the Egyptian people is that you have gained your liberty... Let's make the best use of it and God bless you," he said. Mubarak falls as a million Egyptians march 'A victory for people power' Now time for real democracy : US A day earlier, ElBaradei warned that Egypt would "explode" when Mubarak failed to deliver his much-anticipated resignation, promising constitutional amendments instead. The former diplomat, who has not ruled out running for the country's top job himself if the constitution were amended, had been calling for democratic reform since his return to Egypt a year ago. Cyber activist Wael Ghonim, who became an icon of the revolution for setting up one of the pages that launched the call to protest on January 25, tweeted "Congratulations to Egypt." "Welcome back Egypt," he added in English on his Twitter page (http://www.twitter.com/Ghonim). "The real hero is the young Egyptians in Tahrir square and the rest of Egypt." Ghonim, 30, a Google regional marketing executive, emerged as a spokesman of the uprising after his release on Monday following 12 days in custody. The Muslim Brotherhood - the largest and most organised opposition group in the country - hailed Mubarak's resignation after 30 years in power and thanked the army. "We salute the great people of Egypt in their battle," Essam el-Erian, a senior Brotherhood leader and spokesman told AFP. "We salute the army, which kept its promises. "We celebrate this moment with the Egyptian people, and we will follow the people in this course," he said after Vice President Omar Suleiman announced Mubarak's resignation. The group had kept a low profile during the massive nationwide rallies that swept the country. It has been officially banned since the 1950s, but it counts hundreds of thousands of members and operates a vast network of social and religious outreach programs across the country. The Brotherhood itself has never clearly spelled out its vision for the country. Its members are divided on what shape an Islamic state would take. But reformers within the movement have said they would like to see a civil state guided by Islamic mores. "What follows could merely be a reorganisation of the existing system without fundamental progress towards change," said Claire Spencer, who heads the Middle East and North Africa Program at the London-based Chatham House. "The next steps the opposition movement takes will essentially decide," she said. Arab League chief Amr Mussa, whose mandate as head of the 22-member league runs out in two months, could emerge as a new leader in his native Egypt. Mussa saluted "the Egyptian people and the army for their historic achievement" and urged them "to build (a system) in Egypt based on national consensus."

now the people get Mubarak with another name

all that fuss

and no real change

i hope i am wrong

[Anu-021413]

I am completely underwhelmed over the situation. I knew yesterday that all the "chatter" etc, was merely to hype up the crowd into doing something stupid when they were let down. They didn't take the bait, which is good.
Now as ravv said, a shuffle of the same deck has taken place, with no real change. What is disturbing to me, is this guy from google. On CNN he said he was ready to die for not only Egypt, but for the "founder" of Facebook, Marc Zuckerberg. Today as muburak stepped down, he gave so much praise and thanks to Marc, and basically begged the anchor to have Marc call him. This is the second guy in as many days, who said he'd die for Marc. The first was his stalker "friend."

I'm waiting to see how things develop overall there. Which path will be taken towards what many including Ravv hope, but know will come to pass.

[iqhunk]

Let us be positive. Feb 11 is the beginning of Johan Calleman's calculation for the last Mayan Wave before a New Era on Oct 28 2011.
Any populist victory in the land of the Pyramids is a symbolic win over the Illuminati.

[Anu-021413]

Let us be positive. Feb 11 is the beginning of Johan Calleman's calculation for the last Mayan Wave before a New Era on Oct 28 2011.
Any populist victory in the land of the Pyramids is a symbolic win over the Illuminati.

Is it a win, or does it seem like one? A symbolic win can be just as empty as a pyrrhic  victory.
 This is why I'm underwhelmed, this is not by any means over yet. Who eventually takes over, and runs things, is where the concern lies, regardless of the celebration. The protesters still in the square are feeling the same way. Not to mention what's happening in Algeria, and the call by the U.S. admin now for the same thing in Iran. Which is only stirring up trouble.

We're moving towards a stage that will lead to some very bad things to come. Even if it looks good. As usual, as well, things have been taking place quietly, that serve to supplement the Illuminati's plans overall.

[Ravvau]

the American media has repeatedly said this is all for bringing democracy to Egypt

what the people not know is when they say Democracy                they mean the masonic way                 commerce               and

what they       Egypt      do not have till now          cestui que vie trusts for every woman and man on the land

under islam            there is no birthing trust account created

under islam            there is no redemption for the people         no commercial redemption

under islam            you pay for everything        even with fiat currency

under christianity            this is not so        redemption is created and can be accessed by those who know how


Iraq was invaded to                                        bring democracy to it

Iran is wanted to be invaded to                      bring democracy to it

every country invaded in the last century       bring democracy to it

with egypt            democracy means generation of trillions of dollars in birthing accounts

your birthing account    if you are 45yo or older        has a minimum of $50M in it   and growing all the time

your govt makes over $1M a year in profit just from your account   1 account
multiply by 10's and 100's of millions of people in one country

that is very serious money

money on paper                but considered real by the people         by the will of the people accepting fake money as real

soon            you will see democracy created in all islamic lands

but its people will never be told about the trusts/bonds created in each of their names upon birth


their leaders will revel in it           not them

and dont forget            with birthingcetui que vie accounts         also comes

the removal of land ownership rights from the people                 your are tenant forever           you pay rent tax every year even when you suppose to own your property  as if you rent

under democracy       you have NO ownership rights to anything         only right of use

and you are for public use too

currently     in egypt and iran   and not long ago in iraq         land ownership exist


not soon



this i do believe is the hidde3n truth behind egypt

it is also the truth behind iran         and all islamic lands to follow

as they will dominate the world by population              their "nation"  economies will look bankrupt in the public    and to the public

but in truth      in the private                  their "nation-state" will be          very rich       in commerce


many people     plus       big economy            is big power



so anu



in my view          it is a win            and planned to be from the beginning

as all Illuminati moves are            and

as all Illuminati moves                  the truth behind them is totally hidden from the commoners      before and after fact


and the leader of Illuminati             and all orders there of

is hidden GERMAN monarch             same bloodline who began SUN cult in antiquity

same bloodline that started SS in germany many years before WW2

Marc Zuckerberg is one of his servants        

Marc Zuckerberg heavily promoted democracy to come to egypt       and other lands


slowly          this leader of our world               will show himself             soon


and with the success his cult had in egypt    iraq    to be iran    and all other lands 

and the success he planned in the world's greatest robbery ever           the disappeared gold of 911       from basement of the building that was never touched and collapsed

and the success of European union          germany is now very well cashed up in the private              much more than people realize  


so now comes the time to begin transforming the commercial world

every thing is exactly as planned                    on time

good bye the financial capital of the world              it was setup by the hidden leader temporarily

it had to be hidden from germany's ownership from the rest of the world

its powerbase will now be shifted to germany              and renamed respectively

this is a bad day for America commercially             very bad day






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[Ravvau]

A new day dawning for Libya              preparing for democracy                  all on track for illuminati's fresh birth certificate feast

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of strongman Muammar Gaddafi, says that Libya is on the verge of civil war, branding the unprecedented protests against his father's rule a foreign plot.

Blaming Arab and African expatriates of fomenting unrest in the country, he said the violence was aimed at installing Islamist rule, in a speech on national television in the early hours of Monday morning.

Gaddafi also pledged a new constitution and new liberal laws.

In the tough-talking, finger-wagging speech, Gaddafi's son blamed foreign media of inflating the death toll but warned that any uprising would be ruthlessly suppressed.

"Libya is not Egypt, it is not Tunisia. There are no political parties in Libya," he said.

"We will take up arms... we will fight to the last bullet," he said. "We will destroy seditious elements.

"If everybody is armed, it is civil war, we will kill each other."

Gaddafi said his father is in the country and is backed by the army, "we will fight to the last minute, until the last bullet."

He said protesters had seized control of some military bases, weapons and tanks and he warned of civil war in the country that would burn its oil wealth.

A short time before his address, intense gunfire was heard in the heart of the Libyan capital Tripoli and several quarters of the city, witnesses said.

"We are hearing bursts of gunfire everywhere and they are approaching the city centre," a resident of the Al-Andalous quarter told AFP by telephone about the unrest in the early hours of Monday.

Another resident reported gunfire in the Mizran area, near downtown Tripoli. A local of the working-class Gurgi area said security forces fired tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters.

"There are demonstrations. We are hearing anti-regime slogans and firing. Our house is filled with tear gas," he said, speaking on condition of anonymity.