The Islamic Democratic Republic: Tunisia, the Islamists “Springboard” to dominate the Arab countries

Try­ing to soften its lan­guage using words like “mod­er­ate Islamists”, what is cen­sored by the West­ern media regard­ing the Tunisian revolts after the offi­cial declar­ion of the Al-Nahdha [wrongly writ­ten as Ennahda in West­ern media] Islamists Party [yet another Mus­lim Broth­er­hood party] as awin­ner in the elec­tion is that the demon­stra­tors accused Qatar for sup­port­ing the Islamists financially.

Demon­stra­tors raised ban­ners denounc­ing the Qatari money, which set­tled the elec­tion in Tunisia”, in an implicit accu­sa­tion that the Islamic Move­ment of Tunisia received money from Qatar.

The effects of the results of the Tunisian elec­tion will boost the results of Egypt­ian Islamists in the com­ing Egypt­ian elec­tions and cer­tain vic­tory of the Libyan Islamists, the same goes for Alge­ria, Morocco and Mau­ri­ta­nia. The Mus­lim Broth­er­hood leader — cleric Al-Qaradawi [based in Qatar], said:

Every State and men hae their own time .. The lib­er­als and sec­u­lar­ists took their time and this is our time the Islamists .. The Islamists will teach the Inter­na­tional com­mu­nity how to rule the world ..

It is expected that the win the Tunisian Islamists will lead to fur­ther esca­la­tion and ten­sions among major pow­ers led by the United States to take advan­tage of its implications:

- Tunisian Islamists and Libyan Islamists will try build a close alliance, to use their polit­i­cal coali­tion in the Arab polit­i­cal envi­ron­ment and Islamic countries.

- It is expected that Islamic Tunisians to increase their links with Turkey, and coop­er­ate with the Turk­ish pol­i­tics in other issues in the Mid­dle East­ern countries.

- The tri­an­gle of Wash­ing­ton, Paris, Lon­don will use the Libyan and Tunisian Islamists tar­get­ing the Alger­ian regime,

- Based on the rise of the Islamists in Tunisia, the most likely is the emer­gence of Tunisian-Libyan-Egyptian coali­tion [The Mus­lim Broth­er­hood leader — cleric Al-Qaradawi, called for unity among Libyan, Tunisian and Egypt­ian Islamists to form the “Islamic Demo­c­ra­tic Repub­lic”] will seek — using all means – to sup­port the rise of polit­i­cal Islam in other Mid­dle East­ern coun­tries, but what wor­ries Wash­ing­ton is the rise of Islamists in Jor­dan, who will join the Pales­tin­ian Hamas Move­ment in a coalition.