How can we end Western interference in our politics?
- For 30 years the US has been backing Mubarak and his cronies. They have seen Mubarak as one of their trustworthy servants in the Middle East. Every year they have given over $1 billion to the Mubarak regime to keep it happy.
- Now, after millions of people have taken to the streets and hundreds have died, it is the same US that is behind the scene organising an ‘orderly transition.’ This ‘orderly transition’ is nothing more than the US managing elements within the Mubarak regime and the army to bring forth another set of cronies who will continue to ensure that Egypt continues to secure American interests in the Middle East.
- The US has been and will continue to effectively determine who runs Egypt. Is this the change that millions of people were looking for?
- The political system of doing America’s bidding – whether that is securing Israel’s borders, ensur-ing oil and gas transportation through the Suez, opening the economy to US and Western compa-nies benefitting the elites – will continue as long as America is behind the scenes. This is the result whether there is a single dictator or whether we have a so called democracy with elections. When Obama now calls for free and fair elections, be sure that America will ensure that she gets the cro-nies she needs to secure her interests.
- Real Change means an end to American and Western interference in our politics. This can only happen when we as an Ummah adopt the Islamic political system – the Khilafah.
- The Islamic political system gives the authority to elect the Khalifah (Ruler) to the people and obliges the Khalifah to only rule by the Islamic Shariah. That is the basis of the bayah contract.
- The Islamic system will constitutionally prohibit the Khalifah from allowing Western troops on our soil, it will prohibit western companies from owning our resources, it will prohibit securing Israel and it will prohibit the State entering into any negotiations or permanent treaties that lead to foreign powers to have authority over us.
- This is the real change that Muslims all over the world are seeking. To bring this real change every Muslim needs to call for the re-establishment of the Islamic Khilafah. We have had enough of these puppets in our lands. Let us this time comprehensively uproot any foreign interference in our affairs.
Stung by growing criticism for propping-up tyrant rulers in Muslim lands, the US waited till this opportune moment to instigate pseudo-regime change.
Though the uprising in Tunisia and Egypt enjoyed mass public support, the subsequent “revolutions” are deviously being hijacked by the US so as to re-jig the regimes from autocratic to pluralistic democracies – as has been “installed” in Iraq.
In their endeavour, the US has two penultimate objectives; the ‘conversion’ of the Saudi monarchy into a democratic system and the toppling of the Iranian regime – the latter having openly declared its intentions against Israel.
The Saudis are being cajoled with threats of “mini revolutions” along their perimeter (Jordan Bahrain Yemen Egypt – forcing the King to seek assurances from Mubarak, prior to his demise). In this context, have the regional American Universities succeeded in delivering the necessary ‘cultured’ democrats?
The believer is not stung from the same hole twice.
Could the next Mideast uprising happen in Saudi Arabia?
By Rachel Bronson
Tunisia. Egypt. Yemen. Bahrain. And now the uprising and brutality in Libya. Could Saudi Arabia be next?
The notion of a revolution in the Saudi kingdom seems unthinkable. Yet, a Facebook page is calling for a “day of rage” protest on March 11. Prominent Saudis are urging political and social reforms. And the aging monarch, King Abdullah, has announced new economic assistance to the population, possibly to preempt any unrest.
Is the immovable Saudi regime, a linchpin of U.S. security interests in the region, actually movable?
The unrest in Egypt, Jordan, Bahrain and Yemen (to the kingdom’s west, east and south) plays on the Saudis’ greatest fear: encirclement…
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2011/02/25/AR2011022503188_pf.html