Opinion The Washington Post Reveals Its "Ikhwanophilia"...Again

The Washington Post Reveals Its “Ikhwanophilia”…Again

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The Washington Post elite still believe that the Ikhwan are the “peaceful democrats” and the 33 million non violent Egyptians who demonstrated peacefully are the “Oppressive military.”

The twisted world view of the Washington Post’s “Foreign Policy Blogging” tenors remind us of the intellectually corrupted world of US Middle East Studies.

Longtime funded by Petrodollars, America’s Middle East Studies, and thus their graduates writing for elite newspapers, sees the Islamists as the legitimate representatives of Arabs nations, inasmuch as the apologists of the 1930s saw the national socialists as the legitimate representatives of German identity.

An observer in Washington said “it is ironic that while Egyptians revolted against the Ikhwan in their homeland, elite media in the US is still stuck with “Ikhwanophilia.”

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The Washington Post elite still believe that the Ikhwan are the “peaceful democrats” and the 33 million non violent Egyptians who demonstrated peacefully are the “Oppressive military.”

The twisted world view of the Washington Post’s “Foreign Policy Blogging” tenors remind us of the intellectually corrupted world of US Middle East Studies.

Longtime funded by Petrodollars, America’s Middle East Studies, and thus their graduates writing for elite newspapers, sees the Islamists as the legitimate representatives of Arabs nations, inasmuch as the apologists of the 1930s saw the national socialists as the legitimate representatives of German identity.

An observer in Washington said “it is ironic that while Egyptians revolted against the Ikhwan in their homeland, elite media in the US is still stuck with “Ikhwanophilia.”