Egypt falling?

Egypt falling, Israel is next

Turning the Egypt over to the Muslim Brotherhood bad
Turning Iran over to Ayatollah Khomeini bad
Operation Ajax: What should be happening right now
Obama's attempts to destabilize the region for his own gain
now that's outright insane!
 
Cat, go read about the Shah, Jiminiy Carter & the hostage crisis.

Now, replace Iran with Egypt & Obama with Carter.

Oh, from what I've heard, the Muslim Brotherhood has been outlawed in Egypt since 1954. Not exactly favored sons.
 
Egypt in Flames! Obama to blame!

hah get ready for a torrential flood of political refugees
coming out of Egypt
who could have known there would be terrorists
amongst them?

oh that's right even some idiot in Arizona could
have figured that one one out for ya.
 
I wish they would stop calling them pro-democracy protesters
There has never been nor will there ever be a democracy there.
They are no where near enough civilized to have one.
 
Gonz said:
Cat, go read about the Shah, Jiminiy Carter & the hostage crisis.

Now, replace Iran with Egypt & Obama with Carter.

Oh, from what I've heard, the Muslim Brotherhood has been outlawed in Egypt since 1954. Not exactly favored sons.
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don't need to read the book, I saw it all live, or as close as live could be then.

Unfortunately Carter is a Ga boy, and there was high hopes 'round here for him.

Egypt isn't the same, as I said aerier, but there are similarities.
 
Winky said:
I wish they would stop calling them pro-democracy protesters
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I agree. Democracy has become a catch-phrase for evil tyrants. Ask Saddam.


Winky said:
They are no where near enough civilized to have one.
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I disagree. Unfortunately, as long as they prefer some form of theocracy to a republic, they'll never have freedom.
 
several members of the Egypt gov. are being arrested.
The Mubarak people are afraid, and seem baffled that the protesters
are peaceful today after all the violence yesterday.

It's far more damaging to the regime that they are being so peaceful.

They may have a shot at freedom yet.
 
By Greg Palkot


A First Hand Account
CAIRO, Egypt-- It was Wednesday afternoon. We were covering the clashes between pro- and anti-government protesters near Tahrir or Liberation Square in Cairo.

A short time after we started our shooting, cameraman Olaf Wiig was threatened by a small group of pro-Mubarak thugs.

We ducked down an alley. It turned out to be a dead end, so we dashed into a nearby building.

At first it was a perfect vantage point to cover the street battle. Then it quickly turned into a battle station for the pro-government side
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http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/02/04/bloody-cairo-hand-account/
 
a few new interesting tweets...

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weddady RT @gamaleid Khamenei calls for an Islamic regime in #Egypt, we say get lost we're making a democracy in #Egypt #Jan25 #Iranelection
3 minutes ago via Tweetie for Mac .

JShahryar #Egypt: Wise Men Council: VP Suleiman Has Effectively Assumed Presidential Control http://tinyurl.com/6egmefh #Jan25
5 minutes ago via TweetDeck .

JShahryar #Egypt: 10-Man Wise Men Council Formed -- Negotiating with Government http://tinyurl.com/6egmefh #Jan25
5 minutes ago via TweetDeck
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there may be finally a major break...

SultanAlQassemi Al Arabiya: Committee of Wise-Leaders says there is a trend towards solving the crisis within hours (I don't know what that means)
less than a minute ago via web .

SultanAlQassemi Al Arabiya: Committee of Wise-Leaders will request that Omar Suleiman steers the country in the transitional phase.
2 minutes ago via web
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Egypt c'mon who cares?

Committee of Wise-Leaders
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