Sunday, July 19, 2015

Nasser, Sadat and the Combinatorial Egypt

Undemocratic Egypt means Gamal Abdel Nasser's and Anwar Sadat's Egypt. And the current Egypt is a combination of both. On one hand Abdul Fattah al-Sisi has created a repressive regime like Abdel Nasser and is going to get close ties with Moscow as well and just like Nasser interferes in Yemen's civil war, on the other hand, he gives ransom to Israel like Anwar Sadat and puts pressure on Palestine through Gaza and close the Rafah crossing. 
Bearing in mind that Eisenhower action to prevent the invasion of France and Britain against Egypt in 1956 which happened following the nationalization of the Suez Canal by Nasser is considered a defeat for the West; and losing is the cost of failure. Since then, Abdel Nasser has converted the Cairo into Moscow's sphere of influence and then attempted to interfere in North Yemen Civil War (1962-1970). 
And now, does the West or even the Arab Nation accept such a combinatorial Egypt?! This Egypt would not allow the formation of any order in the Middle East. Therefore, actions and operations of the system in Egypt will continue even if the war in Yemen ends or if Egypt does not participate to continue the war. 
The system manages these operations in Egypt. As a result, they are not identified with the "extremism" tag. 
In the end, as it is obvious the recent announcement on Aden is false and its broadcasting is opposed to the law governing communications and information. According to the reports, Houthis and Yemeni army could retake Aden airport. Also, no one of Hadi's cabinet member have entered the country. And the war can be harder for Riyadh and its allies soon.

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