Breaking: HOSNI MUBARAK Is “Clinically” Dead (Video) …Update: Maybe Not
Posted by Jim Hoft on Tuesday, June 19, 2012, 4:30 PM
Former US and Israeli ally Hosni Mubarak is dead.
He was moved to the hospital after his stroke.
And it was confirmed in the same hospital where Sadat was also confirmed dead.
CNN reported:
Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, 84, was declared clinically dead shortly after arriving at a military hospital in Cairo, where he was taken after suffering a stroke and cardiac arrest, medical sources told the state-run Mena News Agency.
Official reports of the stroke and cardiac arrest came earlier Tuesday. Adel Saeed, spokesman of the Egyptian prosecutor, had told CNN that Mubarak’s heart had stopped, and that personnel revived him with “electric shocks and CPR.” State-run Nile TV reported that Mubarak suffered a stroke.
Mubarak, 84, was sentenced to life in prison June 2 for the killing of pro-democracy demonstrators last year. He already was suffering from health problems and attended court on a gurney.
UPDATE: Several senior Egyptian officials are now refuting a state news agency’s report that former president Hosni Mubarak is “clinically dead.”
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Granny commented:
Thanks, Barack!
bg commented:
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OMG..
rtof
mbo @ your title!!
btw, isn’t Ariel Sharon still “clinically” in a coma??
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bg commented:
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RIP Mubarak..
btw, you got off easy..
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"major tom" commented:
I hope the “Arab Spring” that hastened his downfall does not turn into the nuclear winter. RIP.
Brandon In Baton Rouge commented:
Is the next running gag going to be “Hosni Mubarak is STILL dead”?
Blacque Jacques Shellacque commented:
I find it surprising they even bothered.
ahem commented:
“Stroke.” Is that what they’re calling it now?
Obama is guilty of murder—for this and for all the people who are going to be tortured and murdered because of his political leaks.
Granny commented:
#7 June 19, 2012 at 4:49 pm
Blacque Jacques Shellacque commented:
Adel Saeed, spokesman of the Egyptian prosecutor, had told CNN that Mubarak’s heart had stopped, and that personnel revived him with “electric shocks and CPR.”
I find it surprising they even bothered.
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Truthfully, it makes it sound like he died while they were torturing him. Simultaneous heart attack and stroke is pretty rare.
James commented:
Waiting for the lib media to criticize obama over how mubarak was treated once arrested just like they criticized how saddam hussien was treated.
bg commented:
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February 6, 2011
Hosni Mubarak’s Human-Rights Horrors
Torture, imprisonment, repression of dissent, murder, disappearances
- as the Egyptian regime teeters, dissidents and bloggers look back on
three decades of abuses.
you all have a computer, look
these things up for yourselves..
as a matter of fact, Netanyahu was looking
forward to Suleiman taking over after Hosni..
aah, best laid plans.. *sigh*
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Ghost commented:
I’m old enough to remember Anwar Sadat and what a Hero he became.
His assassination by the mooslum brotherhood was, and still is, a super-sad shock to decent people all over the world.
I still remember how anxious and worried we were about Egypt’s future…
Welll, for 30+ years Hosni Mubarak carried out a Great Man’s Legacy and this o-Zero threw it all away just as J.C. Penny threw away a loyal ally and Bulwark of the Gulf, the Shah of Iran.
and remember how Sadat took in The Shah at great personal risk?
The Democraps love to talk about the stains in our history, wellll, we should shout about all the stabs in the backs of allies that those Demon Rats have perpetrated over the last 50+ years.
when I want to cry I call up pictures on the ‘net of the “boat people” of the 1970s. bring that up to them- they look away
bg commented:
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Granny #9 June 19, 2012 at 4:55 pm
i dunno, i tried Googling about it and ran a cross a few people asking
about what to do about their Moms having had both simultaneously..
1952 February;
SOME RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN HEART
ATTACKS AND PARALYTIC STROKES …..
bit more here..
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bg commented:
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i not only get a sickening feeling in the pit of my stomach when people talk
about the fate of millions of other people’s in the Middle East and Africa via
the perspective of one mans ally vs another mans dictator.. but how easily
we ignore what’s happening right under our own noses.. yes, sometimes i
think they are smarter than US.. at least they knew they were oppressed /
repressed / or whatever, we still haven’t a clue.. *sigh*
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Mahdi Al-Dajjal commented:
Another one for the Medical Books! Getting gang raped by prison guards causes heart attack and stroke in geriatric patients!
Indigo Red commented:
From politically dead to clinically dead. What’s next, really dead?
TJexcite commented:
Part 4 of the 12 step plan.
Not that killed him but the Military knew that he was dying and did not have a good and workable successor like a son or right hand VP. So they gave the illusion of the revolution to create a new workable puppet. And it will be whoever will work in the frame work they allow and it will not be the MB as they do not play nice in public.
bg commented:
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re: #14 June 19, 2012 at 5:49 pm bg
Zuhdi Jasser, Clare Lopez, Tarek Fatah (#57)
[Abdul-Malik also makes no bones about discussing how the <b.election
of President Obama is a step forward in the project of Islamization and
the long term goal of Islamist domination which falls right in lock-step
with that of the Muslim Brotherhood as revealed in their manifesto.]
[Islamist-allied operatives appointed by Obama are undermining U.S. security policy – explains counter-Intelligence expert, Prof. Clare Lopez. Aimed at co-opting Americas foreign policy in the Middle East, a network including well-known American diplomats, congressional representatives, figures from academia and the think tank world – with ties to the clerical regime in Tehran – is directing the Obama Administration’s policy towards the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Middle East.]
[Today, in the White House, there are three members of the Muslim Brotherhood that influence Obama's policy. One is Rashad Hassan of Indian origin, who is the American ambassador to the 52-nation organization of Islamic countries. Dahlia Mujahid who writes his speech, who comes from the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt. Just day before yesterday, another woman, an academic, was appointed in that circle. This is happening while we sit silent, and I say that as a liberal democrat, as someone who worked and campaigned for Barrack Obama.]
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