Egypt Bans Muslim Brotherhood Group

CAIRO (AP) -- An Egyptian court on Monday ordered the Muslim Brotherhood to be banned and its assets confiscated in a dramatic escalation of a crackdown by the military-backed government against supporters of the ousted Islamist president Mohammed Morsi.

EGYPT BANS MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD GROUP

Wow, If this is true then things have really escalated in Egypt. What will this mean for the nation's immediate and long term future?

I don't see the Muslim Brotherhood complying much at all..

The judge at the Cairo Court for Urgent Matters also ordered the "confiscation of all the group's money, assets, and buildings" and said that an independent committee should be formed by the Cabinet to manage the money until final court orders are issued. The verdict can be appealed.

What say you ATS?

No civilized way to get rid of pests.

We need to do this with our central banks, government and media.

Bravo Egypt.

I really do not know much about the brotherhood except what I have read..

There was a thread with several links about Obama's 1/2 brother's connection and money funneling to the brotherhood a while back. Wonder where he lives now?

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Not the first time,
www.npr.org...

GOOD FOR EGYPT!!! They made a mistake allowing the Muslim Brotherhood in. They treated it like it was a civilized group. And they got bit in the butt for it. Now they know ... and they are ridding their country of the vermin. Too bad Obama isn't that smart. He just LUV's the Muslim Brotherhood.

Well this isn't surprising considering they've already arrested the democratically elected Muslim Brotherhood leader, murdered protesters in the street, arrested members and supporters of the MB and said about 2 months ago that the group would no longer be tolerated and neither would extremism.
This is almost like non- news now.

While I don't agree with the MB philosophically and I don't believe that religion - any religion- has any place in politics or the day to day running of society, that is just my opinion and I certainly wouldn't enforce it on democratically elected leaders.
The west always talks about democracy and how we have to get rid of dictators, well they did that in Egypt and they elected the MB by a huge majority.
I can guarantee that we have something to do with this.

They are wasting their time. They banned the MB before and it didn't work. This will probably stay in effect as long as the Israeli lapdog Sisi is in charge.

This action is surprisingly undemocratic, in a supposedly democratic country....

I thought the U.S. administration was allowing the "coup" (or what-ever you want to call it) to restore democracy that was lost under the stewardship of the Muslim Brotherhood.

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Is Ok, Obama will welcome them here in the US as he already have Members or known link members of that terrorist group that he favors soo much and that he was going to handle Libya in a silver platter in positions in his government, how about 6 of them.



These people are terrorist, they are killers and radical fundamentalist Muslims, countries in Middle east that has been forced into regime change by the agenda of destabilization of regimes that do not want to play the Globalist agenda don't even want them, but we got them here at home close to the president.

Figure that out people.

buster2010
They are wasting their time. They banned the MB before and it didn't work. This will probably stay in effect as long as the Israeli lapdog Sisi is in charge.

If I wasn't so knowledgable, I could represent the most reasonable position merely by opposing you.

You might want to change your avatar's message.



P.S. - All in good fun, thanks for participating BTW, I just couldn't resist.

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Yes, it has been discussed and resolved to do this, but now let's see how strong their convictions are. If Egypt makes a move to clawback the assets and cash from the MB then I would expect a lot more violence coming soon.

Most people don't like it when the government comes to take their property and money, so I can only speculate that people like politicians will fight tooth and nail to keep control of their perceived power.

Another post to add,

I have to laugh at how hypocritical some of you are being.

The validity and history of these political groups in Egypt aside;

Many are quick to point out when their respective nations of residence disregard the ideals of a democratic system, but give a good old "Hurray" when it is done in another nation?

I am keeping track

marg6043
reply to post by Philippines

These people are terrorist, they are killers and radical fundamentalist Muslims, countries in Middle east that has been forced into regime change by the agenda of destabilization of regimes that do not want to play the Globalist agenda don't even want them, but we got them here at home close to the president.

Hmm... I thought for the last 100+ years that the West (UK, USA) were the ones responsible with an agenda for destabilization and forced regime changes in the Mideast to those serving the West's interests, in particular with oil, and political reasons (oil indirectly imo).

Depending on your standards, the lines can be a bit blurred on exactly who the "terrorists" are.

It wont work...........................
this is a recipe for further terrorism in Egypt.
...............s

the mb are no good.

I've put a sign on my kitchen door that clearly states 'No wasps'. With a picture of a wasp in a circle with a line through it.

It'll have much the same effect as this.

MDDoxs
Another post to add,

I have to laugh at how hypocritical some of you are being.

The validity and history of these political groups in Egypt aside;

Many are quick to point out when their respective nations of residence disregard the ideals of a democratic system, but give a good old "Hurray" when it is done in another nation?

I am keeping track

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So eta of spain that wants to seperate from spain and is known for its terrorist activities should be ok?

Or the neo-nazis who are racist orientated national socialists and whom have a history of military aggression should be tolerated to?

Or hardline communist regimes that have killed millions of people to spread their atheist collective dystopia?

Come on man, there are limits in todays world. People should learn from mistakes of the past. MB is freaking evi. Dont you pay attention to any alternative media lately?

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MB is freaking evi. Dont you pay attention to any alternative media lately?

Well yes, yes I do.

www.crescent-online.net...

snippits-and-slappits.blogspot.com...

english.irib.ir...‘democracy-aid’-bankrolled-egypt’s-coup

www.blacklistednews.com...

Wearing blinders is what promotes evil.

stargatetravels
Well this isn't surprising considering they've already arrested the democratically elected Muslim Brotherhood leader,...

Egypt recognized that it made a huge mistake allowing these vermin in, so they quickly corrected it. Our own Declaration of Independence tells us to do the same.

US Declaration of Independence - But when a long train of abuses and usurpation's, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future Security.

reply to post by EarthCitizen07

So eta of spain that wants to seperate from spain and is known for its terrorist activities should be ok?

Or the neo-nazis who are racist orientated national socialists and whom have a history of military aggression should be tolerated to?

Or hardline communist regimes that have killed millions of people to spread their atheist collective dystopia?

I did not state, nor suggest any of that. Nice "red herring". I am pointing out the hypocrisy of supporting the disregard for the democratic system in one instance, while condemning in another.

Come on man, there are limits in todays world. People should learn from mistakes of the past. MB is freaking evi. Dont you pay attention to any alternative media lately?

I do read a significant amount of alternative news and I am fully aware of the negative aspects of these groups. My concern is the duplicity involved with a nation claiming to be democratic, yet under takes a clearly undemocratic action in banning another group, regardless of its validity.

I am sorry, I find the logic of this flawed.

Just to reiterate, this is not about the MB, its about the adherence to a democratic political system. Is selective democracy something we want? Grant it, selective democracy seems to be the case in a lot of the democratic world.