(Zio)Arab (tools)Activists Profiled in(ZioCon)NED
The National Endowment for Democracy celebrated it’s 30 year anniversary by releasing a special report entitled “30 activists under 30″ . Imad Akka and Adnane Addioui were two of the featured Arabs for their work on democracy promotion in Morocco while Essam al-Rubaie was profiled for his work on defeating corruption and violence in Iraq.Akka heads the Association Jeunes pour Jeunes ( Youth Association for Youth), which works on civic education in the areas of ”democratic change, and supporting youth economic, social, political and cultural rights.” Under Imad’s leadership, AJJ has become an essential voice in the national debate in the aftermath of Morocco’s 2011’s spontaneous(-ly funded by zionist us state dept)

 “February 20 Movement”. Speaking about the need for NGO work in a country in which half the youth population lacks education or employment Akka said, “young people need the tools and direction to peacefully call for reform.” Addioui co-founded the Moroccan Center for Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship, an organization which attempts to achieve social change through entrepreneurship. CISE has been scouting young social entrepreneurs and providing them with the training and mentoring required to make positive economic and social impacts. Addiouui believes that ““social entrepreneurship has always been an ethos of democratic governance” and that “Morocco has reached a stage where it is a priority to rethink why and how people, organizations and even the government engage with the society at-large.” Al-Rubaie is founder and director of the Al-Najah Center for Training and Development, a civil society organization that promotes volunteerism and creative youth initiatives in Iraq. Essam and his colleagues help student leaders and recent graduates of Basra University in implementing a variety of projects in the region. Al-Rubaie considers the youth to be most equipped to “stop arbitrary governance, rekindle national unity, and build a new Iraq” with their passion and creativity. Al- Rubaie believes that there is a fade light of change in Iraq saying, “if we stopped doing our work, that light would extinguish.”
[ed notes;one common theme between these frauds who are tied to regime change inc NED,is that they clammor for freedom of expression,human rights,reforms,but none point out fact the govts they are criticizing are puppet regimes of the united states,many of wich NED supported/s...Iraq being the mild exception..wich now slightly under Irans orbit makes it perfectly suitable to increase scrutinity and destabilize using ''so called activists''...meanwhile click first link for the whole list of 30 ,due to space i cant post them all...also read... ZIONISTS AT WINEP AND NED, SEEK IRAQ MODEL ON SYRIA ...SYRIA AND THE IRAQ WAR SYNDROME http://thenakedfacts.blogspot.com/2013/09/zionists-at-winep-and-ned-seek-iraq.html Sudan Tribune and NED Supports “Terrorist” Awramba Times http://thenakedfacts.blogspot.com/2013/06/sudan-tribune-and-ned-supports.html NED DEVILS IN ZIMBABWE http://thenakedfacts.blogspot.com/2013/01/neds-devils-in-disguise-ned-devils-in.html
 The New Crusade of the Democratic Globalists
 NED and the Empire's New Clothes
  The History of "Pro-Democracy" Regime Change: In Bed With the NED
 A Force More Powerful: Promoting 'Democracy' through Civil Disobedience