So, how about Egypt and Tunisia?Follow

A government you can get behind!

Radical Muslim mobs kicked out the reporters and previously shut down the internet and tried to silence al Jazeera?

This I did not know.

Woah there joph.

What if the radical muslim brotherhood has infiltrated and gained control of both the government and the protesters, Then they could be everywhere.

Everywhere.

Jophed,



Actually the radical muslim mobs were using the reporters to foment rebellion. This is why they were kicked out. And incidentally why those who supported Mubarak chased the biased propagandist like Cooper and that other b*tch out.

I'm still wondering if barrys actually going to do anything to support our ally or going to continue to sit back and all the radicals, which are the minority, to take complete control. I'm guessing the later. We all know barry's just a mulsim in christians clothing.

Erm, do you think that President Mubarak isn't a Muslim?


Hint: Sunni

Really? Because you just said that Obama wanted Egypt to fall because Obama's a Muslim.

Heheheh... I think it's funny that you had no idea that the leader of Egypt was Muslim but it'll be yet more fun watching you insist that you always knew it.

Hahahaha... keep trying.

Sometimes I wonder how someone could take pride in the incoherent ramblings that you prematurely ejaculate onto this forum, chock full of hastily cobbled together buzzwords and epithets despite their brevity. Then I remind myself that you're just being ironic.

Though were you being serious, I would remind you that I've said nothing of my opinion of the ME revolts. In fact, I don't yet have an opinion about them; it seems to me that things could just as easily turn out worse for all parties involved as they could for the better. I've no idea.

Then I'd chide you for lumping together everyone who disagrees with your crazed assertions into one group, and suggest that it was evidence of the same self-delusion that your arguments are founded on.

But of course, you were just kidding, so instead I'll have a good laugh about it all. Good show!

There was a varus in Europe when the US rebelled. Circle of life.

Honestly, what's happening in Egypt isn't Obama's fault. It's not Bush's fault. It's not Clinton's fault or Bush Sr's fault or the fault of anyone except Mubarak and the Egyptian government. America has been on Mubarak to reform in various areas for years and years. He hasn't (not significantly, anyway). We've brushed it off because Egypt was willing to work with the US and we needed a powerful partner in the region to offset nations like Iran.

The US is in a difficult spot. Supporting an authoritarian regime against a popular uprising isn't much of an option while you're trying to convince other nations that you're bringing the light of democracy to Iraq and Afghanistan. Supporting a popular uprising that may very well prove to install an anti-American government isn't much of an option when you have a significant ally and one who is also filled with US military hardware. There are no good answers here but that's not America's fault as such. I suppose you can spin some larger argument about how the US shouldn't involve itself anywhere globally or some claptrap but that's not especially helpful in this instance.

Approximately $2,000,000,000 in aid annually including $1.3bil in direct military aid, $300mil in economic aid and other things such as giving surplus military hardware. The foundation of Egypt's military, the M1A1 Abrams tank and F-16 fighter are both from the United States.

Ironically, a portion of the economic aid is mandated to be spent on promoting democracy programs.

Pleaserunforpresidentpleaserunforpresidentpleaserunforpresident....

The "ums", etc were left in the CBN transcript so cry to them if you think their insertion makes her look worse than she is

Edited, Feb 5th 2011 6:38pm by Jophiel