ماذا حدث يوم 11 فبراير 2011 ..من بريد هيلاري كلينتون الإلكتروني

[محمد علي عامر]

الصحف المصرية والعربية

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تقول الحكايه ان مبارك رجل وطني مخلص فضل التنحي عن ان يدمر مصر بسبب المؤامره عليها. و انه لم يهرب و فضل ان يعيش و يموت في ارض مصر التي فداها بدمه ... الخ.

اراد الله كشف هذه الاسطوره. و الحقيقه احد اهم مميزات امريكا هي انه لا سر يبقي بطبيعه النظام و الصراع المستمر علي السلطه فيه. مؤخراً قامت وزاره الخارجيه الامريكيه باذاعه اجزاء من البريد الالكتروني لوزيره الخارجيه وقتها هيلاري كلنتون حتي ترد علي الحزب الجمهوري الذي اتهم هيلاري انها استخدمت بريد إلكتروني خاص لتداول رسائل ضمن عملها في الوزاره و هو ما قالت هيلاري و وزاره الخارجيه انها فعلا استخدمت البريد الالكتروني الخاص في تداول رسائل تتعلق بعمل الوزاره و لكن هذا كان هفوه و لم يكن هناك حجب مقصود للمعلومات. و نشرت الخارجيه الامريكيه الرساله بعد طلب رسمي وفقا لقانون حريه المعلومات الامريكي (لاحظ ان قانون مثله كان معدا وقت د مرسي و لا احد يتحدث عنه اليوم. و حريه تداول المعلومات جزء اصيل من الديمقراطيه فكيف يحكم و يختار الشعب بدون معلومات؟).

من ضمن الرسائل التي نشرتها الخارجيه الامريكيه في الأيام الماضيه رساله من سيدني بلومنثال (احد مساعدي هيلاري كلنتون) لوزيره الخارجيه خلال احداث الثوره في يناير/فبراير ٢٠١١. و نترجم هنا مقطعا مهما من الرساله الإلكترونيه و الرساله كلها بالأصل في مصدر ١. و مرفق ايضا صوره من الرساله و المقطع الذي نود التركيز عليه:

"في صباح يوم ١١ فبراير حذر نائب الرئيس عمر سليمان و عنان، مبارك من المشاكل المتوقعه في هذا اليوم.

طمئن عنان مبارك ان الملك السعودي عبد الله سيضمن له ثروه شخصيه ضخمه حتي لو جمدت البنوك حساباته. (بالفعل جمدت سويسرا حسابات مبارك حال تنحيه عن الحكم). كما طمئنه ان المجلس العسكري سيضمن ان يحافظ علي شرفه و سمعته. و ابلغه ان عنان بذاته سيبقي معه في شرم الشيخ حتي تستقر الامور لحمايته. (ربما كان هدف عنان ايضا ان يرافق مبارك حتي يتأكد بنفسه انه لن يغير رأيه و يتراجع عن التنحي. وفقا لهذا وافق مبارك ان يعلن عمر سليمان تنحيه".

واضح جدا الكلام. يعني اول أهداف مبارك هي ضمان الثروه الشخصيه. و كمان مبارك لم يذهب للسعوديه مثل ابن علي لانه تلقي تطمينات بضمان حمايته حمايه شخصيه من صنعه أيده في المجلس العسكري. و ان اعضاء بارزين في المجلس العسكري معاه في شرم الشيخ ذاتها لحمايته. يبقي يخاف ليه؟ فعلا اللي خلف مماتش.

و طبعا مبارك مطمئن جدا للمجلس العسكري لأنهم باختصار دافنين الحسابات السويسرية سوا. و الدليل طبعا هي ان كل محاولات الحصول علي أموال مبارك من سويسرا افشلها المجلس العسكري.

الموضوع اذن لا علاقه له بالحب و أفدي مصر و اموت علي ارضها و أدفن في ترابها و هذه الاساطير التي ينسجها الجيش و المجلس العسكري.

أرجوكم تخلصوا من الاساطير.

و الاساطير السابقه كلها في مصدر ٢.

المصادر:
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١- رساله سيدني بلومنثال لهيلاري كلنتون عن احداث الثوره المصريه:
https://foia.state.gov/Search/Results.aspx
(ثم ابحث عن مبارك و رساله بتاريخ ١٢ فبراير ٢٠١١. )

٢- الاساطير السابقه كلها مجمعه:
https://jawdablog.org/…/%D8%A7%D9%84%...3%D8%A7%D8%B…/








Throughout the day on 10 February Army General Hassan al-Roueine, the Commander of the
Cairo military district, reported to his superiors on the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces
(SCAF) that his sources watching the demonstrators were reporting that on 11 February the
student leaders of the demonstrations planned to try and enter the Presidential Palace, the
Parliament building, the old Royal Palace in Alexandria, and other government buildings. AlRoueine
added that his troops would have to use force to protect these buildings, and this would
lead
to violent confrontations that would destroy the relationship between the soldiers and
people.
Throughout the day on 10 February, Minister of Defense Field Marshall Hussein Tatawi, and
Armed Forces Chief of Staff Lt. General Sami Annan and other leaders of the SCAF met with
Mubarak and Vice President Omar Suleiman in an effort to persuade the President to step down
as President, placing authority in the hands of the Armed Forces Council. The Army Officers
also wanted to preclude Suleiman (an Air Force General) from succeeding Mubarak. The
discussions were heated and revolved around Mubarak's desire to depart with honor, and a
guarantee that any new government would not seek seize his possessions and personal funds. In
the end a compromise was reached that would allow Mubarak to move to his home in Sharm elSheikh,
where he could be protected, and maintain the title of President, while Suleiman
managed
the transition to a new government, under the control of the SCAF.
Following Mubarak's speech during the night of 10 February al-Roueine's sources reported that
the speech had confused the issue by leaving the demonstrator's that he was maintaining control
of the country. Again, al-Roueine warned that violent encounters between demonstrators and
troops on 11 February. Suleiman received similar information from his intelligence sources. AlRoueine
repeated warnings from 10 February that the troops, who are conscripts, would not fire
on
the crowds for any extended period of time, and they could be faced with an Iranian style
uprising
if these confrontations began.

Early in the morning of 11 February Vice President Suleiman, and General Annan warned
Mubatak of the problems anticipated later that day.. Annan also assured Mubarak that King
Abdullah of Saudi Arabia would guarantee that he would have a significant personal fortune,
even if foreign banks attempted to freeze his personal accounts. (Note: Switzerland froze
Mubarak's personal bank accounts shortly after he stepped down.) Annan also told Mubarak
that the SCAF would protect his honor and reputation. Annan added that he would stay in Sharm
el-Sheikh with Mubarak until the situation stabilized, and guarantee his security (Note:
According to one source Annan also wanted to ensure that Mubarak did not change his mind and
attempt to retain power at the last minute.) With this in mind, Mubarak agreed to allow
Suleiman to announce his departure.
According to these sources the military—in particular the Army—has preserved their role as the
most important institution in the country, with Defense Minister, Field Marshal Mohammed
Hussein Tantawi as the most powerful individual. Suleiman's status remains unclear but well
informed sources say that Egypt is returning to the 1952 model of ruling the state via a council of
army officers. The question now is to what extent the military elite will share power with its
civilian counterparts.
Whether the military stays true to its commitment to hold elections on schedule in September
remains to be seen. If elections are held, however, the military must have a political vehicle in
place to counter opposition forces, particularly the Muslim Brotherhood.
The fate of the ruling National Democratic Party (NDP) thus lies in question. Without the NDP,
the regime will have effectively collapsed and the military could run into greater difficulty in
managing the country on a daily basis.
While the SCAF will serve as a provisional government, it will likely want to retain as much of
the ruling NDP bureaucracy as possible, incorporating elements of the opposition to manage the
transition. Sustaining its hold over power while crafting a democratic government will be the
biggest challenge for the military as it tries to avoid regime change while also dealing with a
potential constitutional crisis.
The SCAF is also watching the pro-democracy forces to get a clear picture of how many and
what types of political parties emerge from this process. In the meantime they plan to call on the
goodwill of the population toward the troops to restore order. The most difficult task will be the
return of police officers to the street, since they were involved in the most violent confrontations
with the pro-democracy demonstrators.
(Source Comment: Some Egyptian political figures – including some senior military officers-are
referring to this change of leadership as a military coup, while others see it as the regime—
and
the Army-- preserving their positions of leadership under a system put in place by
Mubarak's
mentors, Gamal Abdel Nasser and Anwar al-Sadat, during the 1952 officers revolt
against
King Farouk. Some younger army officers are calling for a "Turkish solution," where
the
Army takes power in a crisis, acting as the guarantor of civilian democracy.)