Zany conspiracy theories, an Islamic world specialty.

Via PMW:

Op-ed by columnist Hassan Ouda Abu Zaher:

“‘History is a great lie written by the victors’ – said Napoleon Bonaparte, the source of dubious historical writing and father of Freemasonry in France. If so, is the history planted in us through TV and the standard educational curriculum indeed true? The source of this history is the West – the victor ever since the fall of Andalusia (Muslim Spain)! …Our history is replete with lies, from lies about the corrupt [Caliph] Harun Al-Rashid, which ignore the sources indicating that he dedicated one year to pilgrimage [to Mecca] and one year to Jihad (i.e., he was a good Muslim), to the lie about Al-Qaeda and the Sept. 11 events, which asserted that Muslim terrorists committed it, and that it was not an internal American action by the Freemasons, which was mentioned in the Illuminati game cards ten years before it took place, and in over 15 Zionist and Freemason Hollywood-produced films in the 1990s. The method of repeating [the lies] over and over has authenticated false facts. Had Hitler won, Nazism would be an honor that people would be competing to belong to, and not a disgrace punishable by law. Churchill and Roosevelt were alcoholics, and in their youth were questioned more than once about brawls they started in bars, while Hitler hated alcohol and was not addicted to it. He used to go to sleep early and wake up early, and was very organized. These facts have been turned upside down as well, and Satan has been dressed with angels’ wings…”

Op-ed by former editor-in-chief of the PA daily, Hafez Barghouti:

“Reality is that Washington sees the collapse of the [Muslim Brotherhood General] Guide rule in Egypt as the collapse of the Arab Spring plan, which it sponsors and tries to spread – not only in Arab countries but also in all Islamic countries. This is done for the purpose of creating a new, recruited Islam that will be its ally and relieve it of the trouble of fighting the Salafist Jihadists… Therefore, the Americans are careful to distance the Egyptian army from forceful intervention in the Egyptian crowds’ struggle, as if they do not notice the human flood in Egypt’s cities, which demands change and [demands] to return the revolution to its people after the [Muslim] Brotherhood stole it.”