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On February 11, 2011, Mubarak resigned. A dictator openly supported by the American government double standards was peacefully forced out of office. The American president coughed several times – the thick phlegm was clearly caught by nearby microphones – but eventually America was forced to recognize the legitimacy of the Egyptian people’s human rights. Ironic, but true. As the USA, also North Korea, China, the USSR and Israel claim(ed) being democracies; as them, America was forced to face reality. The West and its allies are stuck in 1984; stuck in a world of systematic secret police harassment, history rewriting by the media, and thinly disguised state terror. Thus, the West and its allies belong to the past.
Winds of freedom are in the air. In his recent State of the Union speech, Obama reminded the world that freedom is still possible: America is vanishing as a military threat to the world and there are little chances of a recovery. Roughly at the same time, Secretary of State Clinton admitted American supremacy is now only relative. The subsequent lose of its ally dictator in Egypt reinforced the hopeful message of freedom. The Cold War is over: both the USA and the USSR lost. Other allies (puppet regimes is a better description) will follow; the only open question is the order of their fall. Next to this fallen ally there is another one. Beyond its benevolent façade, Israel runs a highly restrictive and discriminatory police state, as I described extensively in The Cross of Bethlehem Recently, I published two articles (Sinai’s Seismic Shift and Tunisia, Egypt… Israel?) describing how the Egyptian Revolution could spread into Israel. That was before the people won Egypt. Afterwards, the message is even more relevant.
Out of the blue, we saw what looked as the strongest regime in the Middle East collapse in 18 days of peaceful demonstrations. That in a country were over a million people (out of a population of slightly over 80 million) formed part of a Walsinghamian secret police. A true 1984 type of society. If such a revolution happened in Egypt, there is hope also for the Israeli state-slaves. People of Israel and the Occupied Territories, don’t let the moment pass. The price may be high, but freedom is worth it. Please, don’t let the moment pass. Go to the nearest junction and put a sign denouncing the illegitimate Israeli Administration violations. Don’t let the moment pass; please place six million signs against the systematic abuse, the methodical violence, the illegitimate eavesdropping, the constant Holocaust scares. Put six million signs against your being crippled by the state, your being robbed by a self-serving oligarchy. Put six million signs demanding peace and love. You deserve it.
People, don’t let the moment pass. I’m not preaching to you from a comfortable coach in the White House. I’m writing to you from the frontline, where Israel is still attacking me and where in the attack of July 2009 it inflicted a slow-motion death sentence on me. I’ve already lost my speech and more damage is in the way. Yet, I do not regret a thing and have never been happier with the destiny God kept for me. Better a St. Stephan than a Judas. People, don’t let the moment pass; bring down the wall. The Israeli Wall is made of paper and will fold down at the gentlest Winds of Freedom. Let's create a modern and peaceful Exodus from Egypt. Your sacrifice won’t be in vain. + +
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