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[Opinion Maker] Obama's gambit: Holding Egypt for Holder | Opinion Maker: The EGID and other Egyptian intelligence and security agencies have likely amassed tons of files on CIA activities over the past several decades and the potential for the release of documents concerning all the CIA operations that involved Egypt — the 1980 October Surprise, Iran-contra, CIA arms smuggler Edwin Wilson's operations in Libya, repeated covert efforts against Saddam Hussein in Iraq, arms smuggling by the CIA to other African nations through the warehouse at Cairo West airport, and the CIA's nurturing of "Al Qaeda"

[The Reid Report] Mubarak faces 'day of departure,' but will he go? : The Reid Report: WASHINGTON ”” The Obama administration is discussing with Egyptian officials a proposal for President Hosni Mubarak to resign immediately and turn over power to a transitional government headed by Vice President Omar Suleiman with the support of the Egyptian military, administration officials and Arab diplomats said Thursday.

[Daily Intel] Mubarak's Vice-President Tries Conspiracy Theories to Subvert ...: Although conspiracy theories may have been "dog whistles encouraging violence," they held little weight with protesters, particularly as every member of the opposition coalition has denied Suleiman's claims that he's broached negotiations. The Muslim Brotherhood, the April 6 youth movement, and others have come forward saying that Suleiman has not reached out, and that they refuse to talk while Mubarak remains in office.

[War in Context] Washington's newly shaped Mubarak-must-go-now posture ”” War in Context: The Obama administration is discussing with Egyptian officials a proposal for President Hosni Mubarak to resign immediately, turning over power to a transitional government headed by Vice President Omar Suleiman with the support of the Egyptian military, administration officials and Arab diplomats said Thursday.

[Daily Intel] Egypt Uprising, Day 11: Protesters Suggest Mubarak Go Away for ...: The Obama administration is discussing with Egyptian officials a proposal for President Hosni Mubarak to resign immediately and turn over power to a transitional government headed by Vice President Omar Suleiman with the support of the Egyptian military, administration officials and Arab diplomats said Thursday....

[Ethiopian Review] Pro-democracy Egyptians push back Mubarak thugs | Ethiopia: The most positive feature of Egypt’s and the other popular uprising against dictators completely enslaving their own people is the fact that the international community and the leading western governments who have been supporting all of these dehumanizing and embarrassing brutal dictators, and through that TOTALLY DISCREDITING THE VERY CONCEPT OF DEMOCRACY AND DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL PRACTICES AT ITS VERY FOUNDATION, THEREBY THROWING THE ENTIRE ARAB, MUSLIM and other oppressed PEOPLE’S IN TO DISILLUSIONMENT AND THE OMNIPOTENT POWER OF GOD, RELIGION AS WELL AS RESISTANCE movements based on theses beliefs FOR THEIR FREEDOM are now waking up and rightly throwing their support behind the opposition movements seeking democratic changes for the best.

[KOSU Radio] Jimmy Carter's Guess: Egypt's Mubarak 'Will Have To Leave': “In the last four or five years when I go to Egypt, I don't go to talk to Mubarak, who talks like a politician,” Carter said. “If I want to know what is going on in the Middle East, I talk to Suleiman.

[crethiplethi] Egypt: The Turning Point, The Regime's Plan on What to Do Next: But this raises an interesting question: Will a future American president one day apologize to Egyptians for what Obama is doing this week? Will Egyptians ten years from now hate America even more for helping saddle them with a new, even worse government?

[DIRECTV Local Satellite Television] Jimmy Carter's Guess: Egypt's Mubarak 'Will Have To Leave': For Carter to describe the Egyptian crisis as the “most profound” in the Middle East since he was in the White House is saying something given the effect of the Iraq War not only on the region, removing a counterweight to Iranian influence.

[Ghalib Sultan's Blog] Egypt unrest: Pitched battles at Tahrir « Ghalib Sultan's Blog: CAIRO: Midan Tahrir (Tahrir Square), which has remained the exclusive domain of millions of anti-government protests since the “Day of Anger” (Tuesday January 25), saw an invasion by supporters of Egypt’s embattled president on Wednesday, resulting in violent clashes between the two groups.

[P U L S E] Freedom lies behind a door closed shut, to be knocked down with a ...: As the crisis moves a step further, Vice President Omar Suleiman, not trusted by many people as the former director of intelligence, is hoping to divide the opposition, clear the streets and negotiate a deal, offering Amr Moussa, the toothless head of the Arab League, the interim presidency. They want someone who will retain the remnants of the old institutions and, in particular, the apparatuses of the secret state that have been so useful in helping the West’s policy of renditions in the war on terror, which has so far only succeeded in engendering more terror.

[FP Passport] As pro-Mubarak demonstrators roam Cairo, Egypt's Internet roars ...: The government has made no promises to revoke the hated Emergency Law, and it seems that Mubarak's "constitional reform" will be aimed at allowing his new deputy, Omar Suleiman, to contest this fall's presidential election.

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