Wael Ghonim, Google's head of marketing for the Middle East and North Africa was presented Monday 5/23/11  with one of the 2011 "Profiles in Courage" awards  by the John F. Kennedy Library.  Ghonim was honored for his purported role in sparking the Egyptian uprising via the use of social media, which forced President Mubarak to resign. The award is entirely consistent with the Kennedy Library's delusive mindslaughter. First, consider the bleak assessment of the "fruits" of Egypt's "revolution" by the much ballyhooed (albeit virulently anti-American and anti-Israeli) "political face" of the Egyptian democracy movement,  Mohammed El-Baradei, past director of the International Atomic Energy Agency and potential candidate for the Egypt's presidency.  During a recent CNN interview, El-Baradei lamented all of the following:Right now, socially, we are disintegrating. Economically we are not in the best state. Politically it's...(Read Full Post)