The U.S. Will Hijack Egypt's Revolution http://blackstarnews.com/news/135/ARTICLE/7099/2011-02-03.html

Short term US policy is to shore up the Egyptian military and intelligence apparatus—hence we see the appointment of the intelligence chief and former general Omar Suleiman as vice president—and to prepare a political alternative to Mubarak if he decides not to step down. But it should be noted that any replacement that was to be endorsed and certified by Washington will be nothing but a puppet providing a pseudo-democratic illusion for a new military regime. The one candidate for this task is a Mohamed ElBaradei, who at this point is being put forward and endorsed by most of the US media. A faithful envoy of the Egyptian comprador ruling elite, ElBaradei flew back from his home in Vienna last week for the explicit purpose of heading off a revolutionary overthrow of the Mubarak regime. The Muslim Brotherhood has agreed to back ElBaradei as a way to have political patronage from Washington...

It's this political vacuum that the US and its clients want to exploit. The development of revolutionary forces requires a clear political strategy, based on an understanding of the historical background, the international context and the class dynamics of the revolution. The mass movement cannot have any confidence in any pseudo-democratic reformer and the more than compromised representatives of the Egyptian elite.

[I HAVE READ AND HEARD EL BARADEI THRUOUT NEWS REPORTS AND INTERVIEWS,I HAVE YET TO EHAR HIM DISCUSS THE ALTERNATIVE ECONOMIC POLICY HE HAS IN STORE...]