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US Relations with the Arab Republic of Egypt.

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Diplomatic relations between the two countries were established in 1922, but prior to that, American soldiers were contracted to fight for the Egyptians in the depths of Africa against local warlords and kings by the Egyptian Khedive, there was also some investment that was done, officially at least, though the Ottoman Porte, Egyptian civil and political groups also held hope in Woodrow Wilson's 14 points, however he turned out to be a Jew, so that didn't work out well.

After 1922 and before 1952, when the United States recognized the Kingdom of Egypt, relations were generally economical and military in nature, with Egypt being the recipient of tens of millions of dollars, and housing US military forces during the second world war.

It is interesting to note that between 1922 and 2021, Egypt was ranked the second nation in the world in terms of receiving aid from the United States, the first being the illegal entity.

But relations are not so rosy as we will now see.

The US got somewhat salty after Egypt was being Egypt and held talks with the Soviet Union in terms of technical matters and industry and recognizing the CCP of China as the legitimate authorities, so they refused to provide arms and directed the IMF to reject our requests for loan for the Aswan dam, so we nationalized the Suez Canal, invasion of '56 happened, France and the UK were laughed out of the world stage, and overall things were alright.

When Egypt refused to guarantee that American arms will not be used against Israel, the Jewish lobby and overlords of the US directed it to triple the aid they were giving to the illegitimate state, while cutting most of the investments in the republic.

After it turned out that the Jewish lobby was simply too strong, all was deemed lost and all Americans were expelled from the country after 1967, out of options we then had to allign with the Soviets to help us in terms of aid and economic assistance.

Sadat after taking power showed willingness for peace if Israel simply withdrew from the land, but Nixon and the Jews were sure that war will never happen, that aged badly and '73 happened, militarily speaking it started off pretty great and devolved into a stalemate by the end of the war, with both sides pointing guns at each other's head (the third army, although surrounded, was never on the verge of collapse, while the Israelis exhausted themselves after the failed battles of Suez and Ismailia, and themselves were involved in a pincer movement by the mainland forces, which was a nightmare scenario for them.)

The Soviets, after trying to appease both the Jews and the Arabs, realized that this policy failed, and their spot was overtaken by the Americans.

The Jew, who is a master of world politics, lobbied the Soviets to actually offer less military and economic aid, while the Americans on their lowest offer tripled the Russian one, Sadat wanted a quick way out and so he went with the Americans.

Camp David was signed, and I personally understand why it was signed, but let's not be mistaken, one day the agreement will be torn up, it's simply inevitable.

It did have it's positives, economic investment in the country saw an increase by three digits, and the countries infastructure and assets were just a totally different thing in a span of 20 years.

Sadat was shot, Mubarak took over, and Mubarak generally was satisfied with just increasing the locals hostilities towards Israel in the civil sphere, and trying to form a small Arab union with the likes of Iraq, Jordan, and Saudi, but these efforts failed, although the army modernized massively under his leadership.

Relations, like I said, for the past 15 or so years, have never been on the good, 17 Western NGOs were raided in 2011, and the son of the Department of Transportation was manhandled by the Egyptian police, they seethed but we told them to cope, Egyptian protestors stormed the US embassy in 9/11 2012 and replaced the flag of the Anti Christ with (1/2)

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