By Latheef Farook :
British hypocrisy was at full display in London this week with British Prime Minister David
Cameron rolling red carpet to the Egyptian coup leader Abdel Fattah Al Sisi who toppled the democratically elected
Mohamed Morsi’s government and massacred more than 2500 peaceful people who resisted it.
Al-Sisi began an official visit to Britain on Wednesday 4th November 2015 on an invitation from Prime Minister David Cameron. This was met with angry reactions from democracy and human rights supporters in the country.
The British daily Guardian asked “In 2011, the British prime minister hailed democracy in Tahrir Square. Now he is receiving al-Sisi with open arms. What is a man who has overseen the state killings of more than 2,500 political opponents doing at Downing Street?
David Cameron with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi at 10 Downing Street -Photo: EPA freedom.
Condemning the government the British opposition Labor party leader Jeremy Corbyn said. “David Cameron's invitation to Al-Sisi shows contempt for human and democratic rights and threatens, rather than protects, Britain's national security,”
“To welcome and bolster with military support the coup leader who overthrew a democratically elected president in 2013 and has presided over the killing and jailing of many thousands since makes a mockery of government claims to be promoting peace and justice in the region. Rather than rolling out the red carpet to Al Sisi, the Prime Minister should suspend arms exports to Egypt until democratic and civil rights are restored,” he added.
British Opposition leader Jeremy Corbin
Criticizing Prime Minister David Cameron’s welcome of Al-Sisi, the Executive Director of Human Rights Watch's Middle East and North Africa Division, Sarah Leah Whitson, described it as a “disgrace”.
Whitson told “Instead of prosecuting Al-Sisi in the ICC in The Hague, he is welcomed by Prime Minister David Cameron in the parliament building. This is a scandal.” She also criticized Britain’s position “as it remained silent in the face of Al-Sisi’s actions against his own people”, noting that “the Egyptian people will not forget this negative attitude”.
Whitson pointed out that the Egyptian people will not forget the diplomatic meeting between Cameron and Al-Sisi, adding: “Britain is more focused on selling weapons than it is on its principles and morals.”
Shadi Hamid, of the American Brookings Institute, said the goal behind Al-Sisi’s visit to Britain is to obtain international recognition for the legitimacy of his rule. But the more recognition Al-Sisi received, the more oppression he exercises against his people.”
Sarah Leah Watson, Executive Director of Middle East Watch’s Middle East and North Africa division.
There is something common to Prime Minister Cameron’s and butcher Al Sisi. That is their Jewish connection.
For example addressing the Israeli parliament Knesset on 12 March 2014 the Prime Minister Cameron said his great-great-grandfather was a Jewish man from Germany and the link gives him "some sense of connection" to the Israeli people as he hailed what he described as their "extraordinary journey" and history of persecution. In the address he pledged to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the "vulnerable" state against terrorism, and said the phrase "We are with you" in Hebrew.
Describing Israel as a vulnerable state and their bloody massacres of Palestinians, under British protection, to grab Palestinian lands to set up the racist state of Israel as “extraordinary journey” Cameron deliberately tried to cover up and mislead the world of Israel’s long history of crimes and continuing oppression of Palestinian struggle for freedom .
David Cameron has also been the honorary patron of the Jewish National Fund (JNF) from which he resigned in February 2011.
On the other hand, plotter Al Sisi was born to a Moroccan Jewish mother. Thus Egypt is also a Zionist occupied land.
Gullible and treacherous gulf tyrants in Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Kuwait spent eleven billion dollars to topple President Mohamed Morsi’s government elected in a free and fair election in more than six decades. Saudi Arabia spent five billion dollars, UAE and Kuwait three billion dollar each to destroy Egypt’s democracy and bring plotter Al Sisi to power to serve Israel and his US-UK and European masters who are now waging against Islam and Muslims worldwide.
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