Thanks for responding.  I wonder if people in Egypt are aware that while Clinton and Obama are making these pro democratic statements internationally, they just passed the extension for the Patriot Act here and intend to make it permanant.  There has also been other  domestic surveillance lawmaking going on in the last few weeks, and they are trying to pass legislation banning collective bargaining.  They also, as everyone probably does know, vetoed the anti Israeli settlement resolution of the U.N.  Don't see how anyone in the Middle East can take them seriously, yet it seems many are. 

 

Also, I was thinking more of communication with the top Military leaders than with Mubarak. 

 

Thanks again for getting back to me and thanks very much for all you are doing.

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From: Barrett Brown

To: jdiener

Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2011 3:18 PM

Subject: Re: suggestion for Anonymous

Thanks for getting touch. We actually don't have anything at the moment other than what was on the servers of HBGary Federal, and if we had anything on Mubarak/U.S. collusion we'd definitely send it out. 

On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 5:02 PM, jdiener <jdiener@dishmail.net> wrote:

It seems you may have a way to get a message to the hacktivist group, Anonymous.  If so, would you please pass along a suggestion that they see if they can reveal any secret communication between the Egyptian military leaders and the U.S. government since the revolution began, which would show the military to be carrying out the bidding of Clinton and Obama. 

 

I am very disturbed at what looks to me like the U.S. doing their own damage control about the Middle East situation by micromanaging the military to protect U.S. interests while baiting the protesters to believe they are getting what they want.  

 

Thanks for whatever you might be able to do.

 

R. Diener

 

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