Thursday, August 15, 2013

US-Egyptian relations on the rocks. El-Sisi wouldn’t accept Obama’s phone call

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Gen. El-Sisi and President Obama viewed on Egyptian street
Gen. El-Sisi and President Obama viewed on Egyptian street
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report Aug 15, 2013, 3:03 PM (IDT)
When the clashes between Egyptian security forces and pro-Morsi protesters were at their peak in Cairo Wednesday, Aug. 14 – 525 dead and 3,700 wounded to date - President Barack Obama put in a call to Egypt’s strongman, Gen. Abdel-Fattah El-Sissi, debkafile reports.   The general refused to accept the call, anticipating a scolding like the one which forced Hosni Mubarak to quit. The harsh international condemnation of Gen. El-Sissi’s crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood – led by Washington – will exacerbate the crisis by pushing both sides to greater extremes.
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Breaking - Obama signs Executive Order that will SKYROCKET food and fuel

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Fukushima now in state of emergency, leaking 300 tons of radioactive water into the ocean daily

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Fukushima now in state of emergency, leaking 300 tons of radioactive water into the ocean daily

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Japan’s nuclear watchdog has now declared the leak of radioactive water from Fukushima a “state of emergency.” Each day, 300 tons of radioactive water seeps into the ocean, and it’s now clear that… Read More →

In The News: Turmoil In Egypt, Danger From Fukushima

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In The News: Turmoil In Egypt, Danger From Fukushima

Scott at PROPHECY UPDATE
It is surprising that developments we see occurring at the Fukushima Reactor aren't receiving a lot more attention in the media. These developments are very real and very dangerous: *Dangerous Operation At Fukushima's Reactor No. 4 Could Ignite 'Atomic Chain Reaction'* * * * * * * * Threatening to trigger a new—and possibly more devastating—nuclear disaster than the original or ongoing one at the Fukishima plant in Japan, a risky plan to remove fuel rods from a damaged reactor building could unleash an "unprecedented" level of radiation, according to experts, if things go wrong... more »