Egypt’s Secret Police Renames Itself “Homeland Security”

Vatic Note:  Globalizing through tyranny.  Never thought of that.  Tyranny was thought to be the "end" result, not the "process" of this overthrow of our legit Government.  This below shows how that is working and its quite clever. Psychopaths are definitely smart, althought souless.  Now the question is "Does the SPLC and the ADL sit on Egypts Board to control that department as well and determine which groups will be silenced and which will be arrested for dissent and call it something else. 

Will they ignore terrorism done by their own "foreign power" infiltrated government
while calling "legit dissent, terrorism?"  Our "elected Officials" were manipulated through economic and military terrorism when they were confronted with the TARP  bill and threatened point blank, with martial law if they did not pass it.  That is a classic definition of terrorism.  To threaten such action for monetary or other gain, is a classic act of terror and Homeland Security did nothing about it.  So disbanning such an agency is the only "sane" thing to do.    If it meets that definition, which it does, then already the Homeland security of Egypt is just another extension of Homeland Security of the colony of Israel,  which has turned out to be The United States of America among other countries such as France etc.  That is another way to globalize, through unelected bureaucracies and that is how Communism is then instituted without the consent of the people.  Well as John Lennon said "often",  POWER TO THE PEOPLE. 

Egypt’s Secret Police Renames Itself “Homeland Security”
http://www.prisonplanet.com/egypts-secret-police-renames-itself-homeland-security.html 
Paul Joseph Watson, Infowars.com
Monday, November 21, 2011     

Notorious human rights abusers draw inspiration from US authorities

Egypt’s infamous state security apparatus, notorious for spying on political activists and torturing dissidents, has renamed itself “homeland security,” presumably in homage to its American namesake, which has also been used as a tool of political repression.

As part of the re-branding of dictatorship in Egypt, the same security force implicated in the imprisonment and torture of anti-Mubarak activists is busy reorganizing itself while maintaining intimidation and spying campaigns targeted against parliamentary candidates by bugging phone calls and harassing prominent critics of the ruling military regime’s bloody crackdown on protesters.

“After some initial moves to purge the security forces, attempts at systemic reform were halted, say analysts and political observers. Under the auspices of the Ministry of Interior, the 100,000-strong state security service has been renamed homeland security and personnel moved around,” the Financial Times reports today (emphasis mine).

Should we be concerned that a dictatorship which refuses to bow to the will of the people and allow democratic elections to proceed while engaging in savage attacks on demonstrators is re-naming itself after America’s foremost post-9/11 federal agency?

Like the Egyptian secret police, the Department of Homeland Security has reinvented its role to serve as a tool of political repression in recent years. Under the Federal Protective Service (FPS), the DHS tracks the political activities of peaceful advocacy groups. The FPS was seen arresting photographers in Portland last week during an OWS rally. In 2004, the FPS arrested a veteran for the crime of complaining to his local VA office in Des Moines.

Big Sis also hires third party companies to spy on political organizations such as anti-tax groups.
It wouldn’t be the first time that tormentors of pro-democracy protesters in Egypt have looked to America for inspiration in an effort to lend their brutal brand of authoritarianism a veneer of legitimacy.

As Washington’s Blog noted earlier today, Egyptian authorities are justifying their brutal crackdown against protesters, with dozens killed over the last few days, by pointing to how U.S. law enforcement bodies are taking a “firm stance” against Occupy Wall Street protesters.  (VN:  Globalizing at the SS level )

One example of this “firm stance” became a viral You Tube hit over the weekend, with video footage showing police at the the University of California pepper-spraying demonstrators directly in the face and throat.

As we reported earlier, the brutal crackdown on behalf of Egyptian authorities has registered barely a whimper of complaint from normally reliable ‘humanitarian crusaders’ like Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, presumably because their administration has been a vehement supporter of Egypt’s not-so-transitional ruling military junta with billions of dollars in aid, most of which has gone directly to the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF).
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Paul Joseph Watson is the editor and writer for Prison Planet.com. He is the author of Order Out Of Chaos. Watson is also a regular fill-in host for The Alex Jones Show.

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