The deposed dictator and US puppet Hosni
Mubarak’s sons received hundreds of millions of dollars in payments from Israel according to reports from a Kuwaiti newspaper published in Haaretz.
“One son, Gamal initially demanded a 10% commission but eventually agreed to half of that, while his elder brother and businessman Hussein Salem settled for 2.5% each from the $2.5-billion deal signed in May 2005.” The reports say.
Egypt supplies about 40% of Israel's natural gas, which is used to produce about 20% of Israel's electricity, the deal being a hugely controversial one given the siege of Gaza and the Egyptian dictator’s support of it by closing the western border with the concentration camp. The Zionist regime is extremely worried that a more democratic Egypt will not support the continued brutal treatment of Palestinians in Israel/Palestine, especially in Gaza.
The details are coming out as the Egyptian interior ministry investigates various activities of the Mubarak family. It will be interesting to see what else comes out of such investigations that might expose further the role of the US in propping up the dictator. US representatives are there trying to make every effort nothing come out that will expose the rotten role of US capitalism in the region.
Wikileaks may yet release more evidence of corruption and dirty dealings on the part of multi-nationals and western governments, if the US assassination bureau doesn't eliminate Assange, although by all accounts, that would not stop the leaks.
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