Clinton: US democracy promotion helped turn a long Arab winter into ‘Arab Spring’

ed note–readers of this site will note that from the beginning, we at TUT did not buy into this ‘Arab revolution’ and instead pegged it for what it was–a Western/Zionist/Imperialist plot to rearrange the existing regimes in the Middle East and to forestall any true revolution as took place in Iran in 1979. One of the groups we fingered for being elemental to this agenda was the National Endowment for Democracy, known as the NED, and its subsidiary groups, one of which just happens to be the National Democratic Institute where Clinton spoke. Not only does the wicked witch of the Potomic admit that the revolutions were the direct result of these subversive groups, but as well announces to the world that  any future revolutions (such as in places like Syria, Iran, Pakistan, etc, etc, etc) will be their doing also.

In her Keynote Address at the National Democratic Institute’s 2011 Democracy Awards Dinner, Hillary Clinton acknowledged NED’s role in the “Arab Awakening”:

I think it’s important to recognize that back when the streets of Arab cities were quiet, the National Democratic Institute was already on the ground, building relationships, supporting the voices that would turn a long Arab winter into a new Arab Spring. Now, we may not know where and when brave people will claim their rights next, but it’s a safe bet that NDI is there now, because freedom knows no better champion. More than a quarter-century old, NDI and its siblings in the National Endowment for Democracy family have become vital elements of America’s engagement with the world.