Color Revolution in Egypt?

It seems the jury is split on whether or not Egypt is going to be another color revolution, but no doubt global forces will make every attempt to hijack any legitimate revolution in order to install a solution in waiting after releasing the social pressure valve. 

 
Wasn’t it odd that after the government yanked the Internet, preventing another internal Twitter Revolution, that suddenly you had CNN as if on cue showing protests by the likes of “Democracy for Egypt” all over the world? 
 
I bet if you scratch the surface, you’ll find the Freedom House or the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), NGOs which implement the RAND plan for non-violent overthrows, doing the work the CIA used to do. 
  
History of color revolutions http://www.mathaba.net/news/?x=620979
 
RAND document on Swarming (how you mobilize decentralized forces): http://www.rand.org/pubs/documented_briefings/2005/RAND_DB311.pdf
 
Once again, anger flows towards a puppet in Mubarak but not the puppet masters in the western financial-political cartels lead by the IMF which created most of the policies Mubarak simply implemented.
 
As they say, dictators don’t dictate, they do what they are told, until they get some ideas of their own and then they get replaced.
 
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=22993
 
With mobs wanting “change” and no clear vision for what they want other than “democracy” I suspect establishment forces will usher in a new boss marketed as the second coming of Nassar, who will be much like the old boss.
 
As for the Brotherhood Big Media keeps spinning about, that was an MI6 creation just as Al Quaeda was  a CIA asset, a convenient tool for destabilization and helping reshape the Arab world while imposing other agendas by the military-industrial-financial complex.
 
http://www.historycommons.org/entity.jsp?entity=muslim_brotherhood

Comments

[brian]

yes Freedom house is in Egypt and involved in the revolution.

¶4. (SBU) The group included bloggers, journalists, activists
from secular opposition parties such as El-Ghad and the
Democratic Front Party and movements such as "Kifaya" and
"April 6. A lawyer for the group confirmed that a French
activist was among the detainees. Some of the detainees are
participants in Freedom House's "New Generation" program
which provides training for young activists. One member of
the group departed for Washington January 18 to participate
in a Project on Middle East Democracy program. Contacts
confirmed that activist and El-Ghad party member Israa Abdel
Fattah was also part of the group. (Note: Abdel Fattah was
the subject of headlines in April 2008 when she was arrested
and detained for 17 days after her call for an April 6
general strike on Facebook attracted almost 70,000 members
http://213.251.145.96/cable/2010/01/10CAIRO99.html