Obama tells US media to ‘behave,’ meanwhile millions protest in Egypt.

reply to post by neo96


Oh BS!
Blah blah blah muslims, blah blah blah Obama, blah blah blah everything is scripted.
/yawn

reply to post by Kali74


Yeah that is some 'BS'

he Muslim Brotherhood (Arabic: جماعة الاخوان المسلمين‎ gammāʿat al-ʾiḫwān/al-ikhwan/el-ekhwan al-muslimūn, IPA: [elʔexˈwæːn]) in Egypt is an Islamist religious, political, and social movement. Following the 2011 Revolution the group was legalized,[1] and with an estimated 600,000 members or supporters[2][3] is considered the largest, best-organized political force in Egypt.[2][4] Its credo is, "God is our objective; the Quran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader; Jihad is our way; and death for the sake of God is the highest of our aspirations."

The Brotherhood has been criticized (or noted) for being "on the sidelines" early in the January–February 2011 uprising that overthrew Hosni Mubarak

en.wikipedia.org...

"Its credo is, "God is our objective; the Quran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader; Jihad is our way; and death for the sake of God is the highest of our aspirations"

Not radical enough.

reply to post by neo96


Such determination to hate.
Don't you ever get tired?

reply to post by Kali74


Stating the truth is not hate.


Geez

The powers that be in Egypt aren't all that and a bag of chips.

True story.

reply to post by neo96

What those people are protesting in Egypt is that Morsi is not 'radical enough'

You think?

reply to post by neo96

The powers that be in Egypt aren't all that and a bag of chips.

Hello? That's why the Egyptians are protesting again.

The protesters from 2011 weren't exactly thrilled that Morsi won, but they promised to go home and see how it played out. Morsi promised to be moderate, more democratic. He hasn't been either, so the protesters are back with more numbers. What's hard to understand about that? Why must it get so convoluted in your head?

betcha that Øbama is in a high stage Damage Containment Mode...


now that his puppet Muslim Brotherhood president Morsi government (ahem) is in shambles after receiving BILLIONS IN AID AND MUCH MORE ADVANCED WEAPONS SYSTEMS

the people of Egypt ain't gonna be happy until the Jihadists ...radicals....take over by default and not by the true backbone of the Nation the working poor & middle class who want a more secular leadership not a bunch of zealous Twelvers that will be anxious to conflict with a nuclear Israel


i feel sure that alll this (news-analysis) is being swept under the rug

reply to post by Stormdancer777

You think?

I honestly do there is NO ONE in the middle east that is worthy of anyone's 'support or admiration'.

Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by Stormdancer777

 

You think?

I honestly do there is NO ONE in the middle east that is worthy of anyone's 'support or admiration'.

Not even the people?

Egypt army arrests 15 bodyguards of key Brotherhood leader

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reply to post by Kali74


Read these:


Mob assualts French Reporter

Dutch Reporter Raped in Cairo

CBS Reporter Recounts a ‘Merciless’ Assault

Student killed in Cairo

Originally posted by Kali74

Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by Stormdancer777

 

You think?

I honestly do there is NO ONE in the middle east that is worthy of anyone's 'support or admiration'.

Not even the people?

Arab Spring Egypt’s ‘Legal’ Persecution of Christians

Indeed, before President Obama threw Hosni Mubarak under the bus in the name of “freedom” and “democracy,” Christians were at least legally protected: Muslim mobs were limited to lawless attacks on Christian churches and persons. But now that the Muslim Brotherhood and Salafis are in charge, Egypt’s Christians are now also experiencing legal persecution in the courtrooms, especially in the context of blasphemy.
www.humanevents.com...
The following cases of blasphemy laws targeting Christians,

this is happening all over the ME

we will see what happens after the fall.

reply to post by neo96


Bad things happen everywhere! Some of those accounts are also contested but even if they all did happen, it's awful for sure... but do you really think those things wouldn't happen here if our country was thrown into chaos through our own doing or otherwise?

If our people took to the streets to protest the government en masse, there wouldn't be people who raped women, sacked churches, mosques... government buildings? It's not right to condemn a whole people because there's a few assholes that do bad things. These people are fighting to not become another Iran, and you insist that they're fighting to become another Iran just because you don't like the culture to begin with. That's sick.

And for Ms. Aphrodite... There were also stories from the 2011 protests of Muslims and Christians protecting each other, but you don't want to hear about that, do you?

Enjoy your hate and enjoy your karma. I'm thoroughly disgusted. We are human before we are anything else, people like the two of you forget that all too easily.

reply to post by Kali74


People are free to do what they want, and if they want to support a bunch of mysognist's that is their right so be it.

I don't nor will I ever.

Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by Stormdancer777

 

You think?

I honestly do there is NO ONE in the middle east that is worthy of anyone's 'support or admiration'.

So you look at them as subhumans? Typical white nationalist thinking.

reply to post by supremecommander

So you look at them as subhumans? Typical white nationalist thinking.

I just leave the 'manufactured outrage' to the neocons it is their country they need to clean up their own house instead of a bunch of foreigners sticking their nose in places it does not belong.

reply to post by Stormdancer777


Link

A senior Coptic bishop has praised Muslims in Al-Khosous who attempted to protect Christians during a recent bout of sectarian violence that left five people dead.
"The loving Muslims who protected Christians and the church during the deadly clashes in Al-Khosous highlighted the mistakes of the fanatics and showed the true meaning of religion and love," Bishop Moussa, who is in charge of youth affairs at the Coptic Orthodox Church, said in a statement on Wednesday.

"Our only consolation is that the victims gave their lives as a testimony to God and their pure souls ascended to heaven...," he added.

Egypt's Coptic Orthodox Pope Tawadros II, along with other bishops, will on Thursday accept condolences from public figures at the papal headquarters in Abbasiya.

Deadly clashes erupted in Al-Khosous in Qalioubiya on Saturday after a group of Christian teenagers allegedly daubed what some Muslims deemed offensive symbols on the walls of an Al-Azhar institute in the town, state news agency MENA reported.

Four Christians and one Muslim died in the violence that followed.

reply to post by neo96


So all Muslims are misogynists? Part of the revolution is about women's rights.
But you don't want to hear about that.

Even funnier that you support the GOP.

Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by Kali74

 

What those people are protesting in Egypt is that Morsi is not 'radical enough' wouldn't hear that on the media though.

This isn't even close......I have Egyptian friends that I am in constant contact with and the reason for the protest is the exactly opposite of what you claim.

cbs

On the other side is an array of secular and liberal Egyptians, moderate Muslims, Christians — and what the opposition says is a broad sector of the general public that has turned against the Islamists. They say the Islamists have negated their election mandate by trying to monopolize power, infusing government with their supporters, forcing through a constitution they largely wrote and giving religious extremists a free hand, all while failing to manage the country.

Want me to get one of my friends to write an essay for you explaining the situation there?

reply to post by supremecommander

So you look at them as subhumans? Typical white nationalist thinking.

White Nationalist???? Are those the only people with 2 eyes and a brain?

He’s right - there is nobody in the ME worthy of our support or admiration. Over 1,000 years of violence, war, religious intolerance, discrimination of all types and bigotry, and it all stems from one thing……Islam.

The ME will never be a peaceful place. It’s much easier to count the few non-radicals than the many radicals. There is no way the ME will ever be anything but a third world terrorist haven.