Egypt accuses Morsi Minister of Conspiracy with the U.S. and Norway

November 24th, 2014

FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda

nsnbc : Ali Beshr, Egypt’s Minister of Local Development during the presidency of the ousted Mohamed Morsi, has been detained since Thursday, reports The Cairo Post, quoting Muslim Brotherhood lawyer Abdul Meneim Abdul Maqsoud. For the first time since the ouster of Morsi, Egypt’s prosecutor may implicate the U.S. and EU/NATO member Norway in conspiracy as well as possible espionage, terrorism and high-treason.

Beshr’s lawyer, Maqsoud, who attended the interrogation of with Beshr, told the TV channel Youm7, on Saturday, that the prosecution didn’t specify the purpose of the alleged conspiracy plan. The lawyer said that the prosecution would continue its interrogation on Monday.

Ex-MB Minister Ali Beshr-Youm7 (Archive)

The renown Muslim Brotherhood lawyer Mohamed Tosson added that the prosecution will use voice recording as evidence against the former Minister of Local Development.

The Cairo Post notes that Beshr’s arrest and the prosecution was slow in comparison to other prominent Muslim Brotherhood as well as from the government of former President Mohamed Morsi.

Most of the leading members of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood, a.k.a. Ikhwan, were captured shortly after the dispersal of the Rabaa al-Adweya and Nahda Square sit ins on August 14, 2014. Morsi and over thirty other leading Muslim Brotherhood members and as well as members of the Morsi administration are facing charges, including espionage, terrorism and treason, cooperation with Hamas and Hezbollah in the attempt to subvert Egypt’s security and integrity, as well as the passing on of information that is sensitive to Egypt’s national security to Qatar.

Since the overthrow of the Morsi administration, following record demonstrations with an estimated 14 million people, Egypt has also accused Turkey of supporting the Muslim Brotherhood. That includes allegations that Turkey’s intelligence service MIT, under Hakan Fidan, is behind the Muslim Brotherhoods Rabaa TV channel, based in Turkey.

The Cairo Post notes, however, that the allegations against Beshr would be the first incident since the overthrow of the Morsi administration, in which the Egyptian government alleges that a former official has been conspiring with a European country or the United States.

The current President of Egypt, Abdel Fatah Al-Sisi has, however, given an interview before in which he accused the United States of having stabbed Egypt in its back with Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood. In the 2013 interview with Larry Weissman, Al-Sisi said:

“The people of Egypt are aware of the fact that the USA has stabbed Egypt in the back with the Muslim Brotherhood and Morsi. It is nothing that Egypt will easily forget, or forgive”.

After receiving a Master’s degree in engineering at Cairo University in 1978, Morsi received a scholarship from the Egyptian government and received his PhD in engineering from University of Southern California, USA, in 1982.

Morsi was reportedly introduced into the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt 1977. It was however, while he was at the campus of University of Southern California that Morsi began to be introduced to the inner core of the “Ikhwan” and to U.S. based, Muslim Brotherhood linked organizations with ties to major U.S. think tanks and Washington, such as WAMY, International Institute of Islamic Thought and others.

WAMY and several associated organizations have since “morphed” into the Council on American – Islamic Relations, CAIR. The transformation came after several leading WAMY members with contacts to the White House were arrested on terrorism-related charges.

Former President Mohammed Morsi. Photo, courtesy of Youm7.

It is noteworthy that CAIR entertains close relations with U.S. security adviser Zbigniev Brzezinski and circles around Brzezinski. Several leading members of the so-called Syrian “Transitional National Council” were linked with CAIR when the foreign-backed, attempted subversion of Syria and Libya began in 2011.

nsnbc is currently unable to document whether Mohamed Morsi has had direct ties to CAIR, but it is widely assumed that Morsi received strong support from the United States, circles around the Rockefeller Family, and associated think tanks when “The Arab Spring” was unleashed against Northern Africa and the Middle East in 2011.

Independent analyst and contributing nsnbc co-editor Fahwad Al-Khadoumi noted that the late arrest of Beshr may have several reasons.

For one, he noted, the investigation could have been complicated; For the other, one may have wanted to let Beshr roam freely to acquire more intelligence. Another, yet very possible reason, Al-Khadoumi said, could be that the Al-Sisi administration is aware of the sensitivity that is involved in openly implicating the United States as well as EU and NATO member Norway in charges, which could involve espionage, terrorism or high treason.

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