Wael Ghonim Named Time Magazine's Top 100 Most Influential People For Causing Chaos in the Middle East...

Wael Ghonim was directly responsible for manipulating the primitive country of Egypt into a chaotic frenzy via Facebook and Twitter. Since the so-called Egyptian Revolution (which was nothing more than a mass pillage and plunder episode), the Middle-East has turned into complete hell. But that didn't stop Time Magazine from naming this war criminal one of the world's top 100 most influential people.

That's right! This Google executive, now self proclaimed revolutionary, is going to be rewarded with American media pomp after turning Egypt into Anarchy. Since Ghonim's tech inspired riots, the Egyptian people are growing more and more unhappy with what has transpired since the so-called Egypt Revolution. Of course, their anger should be directed towards the puss in picture.

Wael Ghonim claims to be doing what he's doing for freedom and to prevent "his country" from being oppressed by authoritarian regimes. Yet, the new governing body of Egypt recently inked an economic deal with totalitarian the government of Iran; not to mention they want to "increase their ties." Where's Wael Ghonim's protests against this?

Lest we forget that Iran has slaughtered thousands of its own people in 2009 when the pro-democracy/pro-capitalist movement attempted to demonstrate against the fixed Ahmadinejad elections. Now, thanks to Wael Ghomin, Egypt is embracing the Iranian regime with open arms. So with this rational, its okay for Iranians to be slaughtered because its not Ghonim's country? What are bunch of hypocritical bull shit!

Anyone in any other country that attempted to do what Ghonim did in Egypt would be thrown in prison for life or, in many cases, executed for treason. But not Wael, he's going to be at the Times 100 awards in a tuxedo, eating a 5 star dinner and hobnobbing with pompous celebrities with bigger egos than his. And why? Because he's a Google executive that manipulated a primitive masses into mass chaos. Thanks Google; for your employees promoting the expansion of the Iranian totalitarian government!

Gadhafi's Son Threatens His Own People; Moammar's Days Are Numbered in Libya!

I have to laugh when I see nepotistic regimes attempt to hold power and justify their totalitarian rule. The country of Libya is the latest in a vast series of uprisings throughout the region. Although Libya's government has completely cut off communication in and out of the country, reports of police firing into crowds and killing hundreds continue. The Yul Brynner look alike above, Moammar Gadhafi's son, got on Libya's state-run media threatening civil war against those opposing the governing authority. Moreover, hes threatened to "burn Libya's oil wealth," but all this comes too late for this nepotistic regime.

Latest reports out of Libya confirm that the regime is losing complete control of the country. Central government buildings are on fire, the military is turning on the Gadhafi and the people continue to press forward even after heavy casualties. So all this finger waving by this bureaucratic, bald-headed brat is just prolonging the inevitable. The 42 year reign of Moammar Gadhafi is just about to become a bad footnote in the book of history.

As this relates to business, crude oil has spiked in the Asian and European markets and its sure to gain in the American markets tomorrow morning. Just as I predicted on True Capitalist Radio several weeks ago, the chaos in Egypt would spread throughout the region and oil prices would be affected. If you listened to the insight given on the show, this may be your time to generously profit.

Long Live the Iran Revolution of 2009! Death to the Ayatollah! Death to Theocratic Hypocrisy!

Although the chaos that encompassed the so-called Egyptian uprising has spread throughout the region, the Iran revolution of 2009 has been reignited and energized. Not too long after the Iranian Totalitarian government publicly championed the Egypt uprising of 2011, the revolutionaries in Iran, that went underground after the revolution, came out yet again to protest (not riot and loot) against the Iranian authority in February 2011. Even after the Iranian government murdered thousands of peaceful protesters in the street, imprisoned so-called dissidents and executed the families of those who where thought to be apart of the rebellion in 2009, the spirit of Liberty lives on in Iran; and they have no fear to stand against the hypocrisy once again! Above are pictures of the sacrifice that young Iranian revolutionaries conducted in 2009; may fate shine brightly on them!

In December/January of 2009 on True Capitalist Radio (then known as True Conservative Radio), I screamed with anger to anyone who was listening at the time about how young Iranians were sacrificing themselves for sake of Liberty and against hypocrisy. At the time, I was personally corresponding with organizers of the revolution to exchange ideas and to publicly relay messages about their struggle. I have since lost connection with those revolutionaries, and I only hope that no harm came to them. But the reason I'm so passionate about this revolution is because I could only wish that the dumbed-down American people would cherish the Liberties that they abuse; while others in the world are sacrificing their lives to get them.

The only thing American people get motivated for is Dancing with the Stars and a Denny's free breakfast give-away. Meanwhile, the American government which consist of people we elect, continues to lie, cheat and steal with no kind of ballot box recourse. You see you fat American milky lickers, we don't have to have a revolution, uprising or chaos to keep our government representative to its constituents. Americans just have to vote for competent statesmen and hold their feet to the fire by unelecting these bureaucrats when they get too comfortable. Instead we have politicians that make careers out of public service, and after they are no longer in office, they keep the remainder of their campaign contribution account and become millionaires; tax-free!

This is why I am passionate about any nation of people who rejects government totalitarianism and embrace Liberty and/or Capitalism. And everyone around the world should be focused on Iran because when the Ayatollah falls, it will be a historic event that has an intellectual foundation; unlike Egypt which was filled with primitive barbarianism, chaos and social media manipulation.

Middle-East Unrest Spreads Throughout the Region After Chaos in Egypt

It's sad to see that the agitation of a so-called Google executive, Wael Ghonim, can spread throughout the region just days after Honsi Mubarak steps down from authoritarian rule. Just as I predicted, Algeria, Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Libya, Palestinian Territories, Syria, Sudan, Tunisia, and Yemen are all now dealing with uprisings of their own. The mainstream media keeps propagandizing that these uprisings are being inspired by Democracy, but I feel its manipulation of the ignorant masses within the region.

The only one thing that's certain with these uprisings is that all are motivated to depose the hypocritical authorities of their nation-states; that's it! There is no evidence (with the exception of the Iranian uprising that began in 2009) that these Middle-eastern countries want Democracy nor do these uprisings have any intellectual foundation; its being fueled by emotionally impulsive barbarianism.

A lot has been put into the fact that social media started this "revolution." But lets be honest, these Middle-Eastern countries are being thrown into modernity with the same primitive thoughts and views of the world that they've held for centuries. Combine that with the naive interpretations of new introduced medias and you've got a recipe for unrest. Its no coincidence that the organizer of Egypt's digital inspired chaos was a computer-educated Google executive (with executive pay) and not a domestically educated revolutionary inspired by poverty.

The Egypt uprising has now spread! And since America was supporting (financially and militarily) the dictators of the countries now infected with this bug of chaos, do you really think the masses of these countries want "Democracy?"

Google's Responsibility For the Egypt Uprising; The Aiding and Abetting of Wael Ghonim...

Its been several weeks since the beginning of the Egyptian uprising against longtime authoritarian leader Honsi Mubarak. The American media has been covering this chaos as some sort of fight for democracy, but in reality, its a disgusting display of technological mass manipulation. And Google is the major culprit of all this destruction.

At the beginning of the uprising, a Google executive named Wael Ghonim utilized Internet communication to organize the masses of Egypt. As a result, people took to the streets, and instead of demonstrating or rushing government offices to take control of the country's authority, they looted the streets like a post-Katrina wasteland. The people not only have destroyed their metropolitan cities and turned them into garbage dumps, but they're also starving their own country by prohibiting the number one source of revenue from generating income; tourism.

But all that doesn't matter to Wael Ghonim or Google. On the contrary, they've been fueling the fire of this chaos since the beginning. When Egypt attempted to halt Internet traffic to stabilize the chaos, Google created a method of Internet communication that bypassed Egyptian authorities. When Egypt authorities took Wael Ghonim into custody, Google's media influence made Ghonim look like an imprisoned freedom fighter, as opposed to what he really is; a rabble rouser. Because of Google's propaganda of Ghonim, Egyptian authorities released him in hopes of calming the uprising.

Instead, Wael Ghonim has gone back to his digital agitation and is reorganizing the chaos that has been a reality in Egypt since the uprising. Ghonim said in his most recent statement that, "I'm ready to die for revolution 2.0!" Well Mr. Ghonim, why should the country of Egypt listen to a Google sponsored crier that has no revolutionary credibility other than pushing keyboard keys really hard to tweet a primitive population into chaos?

In a recent episode of True Captialist Radio, I received a call from an American investor that had business interests in Egypt. He went on to say that his store in Cairo was seen on CNN in flames. This is not only the story for foreign investment in Egypt, but also for the local Egyptian investors that are now counting their losses because of Google and Ghonim. This is why I feel that Google's role in this uprising is threat to foreign investment and governments of nation states throughout the world.

If Google can use its communication assets to destabilize governments, what's to stop Google from using these same assets to manipulate markets, conduct identity espionage and/or creating truth out of propaganda (just as they've done with Wael Ghonim)? I think investors, governments and individuals should really analyze whats happening in Egypt, because its not setting a good precedent for global civility.