Situation in Egypt

Didn't you see the way Obama was positioning himself? Mubarak is going to lose. That's forgone conclusion. It's simply a matter of staying neutral enough that we can facilitate a peaceful transition and can make friends with the next dictator...

sounds like the smartest route for the US, but it wont be easy. The ppl dont want a dictator, thats the US's problem, and the most popular party is the Islamic Brotherhood, so im a democracy Egypt will be less secular, pro-peace with israel and more anti-Us and anti-Joo.


Egypt was the US' model of a perfect state in the middle east, and we've beefed their military up with BILLIONS.
We now have the most powerful military in the region other then Israel on the verge of potential islamization. the war is on..yo

Well if they draft me so help me God I'ma kill all those mother fuckers.

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Originally Posted by TSA

sounds like the smartest route for the US, but it wont be easy. The ppl dont want a dictator, thats the US's problem, and the most popular party is the Islamic Brotherhood, so im a democracy Egypt will be less secular, pro-peace with israel and more anti-Us and anti-Joo.


Egypt was the US' model of a perfect state in the middle east, and we've beefed their military up with BILLIONS.
We now have the most powerful military in the region other then Israel on the verge of potential islamization. the war is on..yo

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it aint like the Muslim Brotherhood are bonafide radicals, they have built hospitals, schools etc etc all over Egypt. So far this uprising hasnt been an islamic one and doesnt look like it will be one.

but you never know cause the Iranians revolution became an Islamic one later on. at the moment though its completely overblown.

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Originally Posted by TSA

if the Us loses egypt the US loses north africa and the wider middle east and islamist will most likely fill the power void

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Unlikely.

The MB do not seek power; if the did they woulda been making power moves against Mubarak (who btw has been in power fo 30 yrs).

If MB wanted power, why they aint making power moves in the midst of chaos guerrilla style?

What the MB want and do is humanitarian work.

whatever happens, just please invade israel

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Originally Posted by 3rd3y3

Unlikely.

The MB do not seek power; if the did they woulda been making power moves against Mubarak (who btw has been in power fo 30 yrs).

If MB wanted power, why they aint making power moves in the midst of chaos guerrilla style?

What the MB want and do is humanitarian work.

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Hamas

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Originally Posted by theheavens

whatever happens, just please invade israel

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Lol you shook about the Jews.

Rerun of Carter admin undermining the Shah of Iran,.... Tunisia, Lenbanon, Egypt going more hard line MOslem,... look out Jordan. Heading toward Ezekiel 38-39 predicted Russian led invasion of Israel. Invaders will be annihilated.

Would you like to explain how those passages relate to a Russian invasion of the Palestine?

mubarak is a puppet, just like the other leaders across the board. The same elite puppets that have been used time after time. Its a stage show for you liberal simians to indulge in.

Most of you wet behind the ear lemmings cannot see the cycles, patterns in the matrix that you love and live in. None of you see the program behind all of this amoung other things as well. a basic input and output being formatted with the egyptian sheep. thus effecting the other polarity which is the amerikkka (usa) sheep.

The irony is the masses think all things in our society is random, never seeing the order and precise control of the program.

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Originally Posted by John Prewett

Rerun of Carter admin undermining the Shah of Iran,.... Tunisia, Lenbanon, Egypt going more hard line MOslem,... look out Jordan. Heading toward Ezekiel 38-39 predicted Russian led invasion of Israel. Invaders will be annihilated.

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how did you ever find yourself registering on a Wu-Tang forum? The trouble with Iran started in the 50's when what would become the CIA started to interfere with elections on behalf of British Petroleum.

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Originally Posted by Heavy-Mental

mubarak is a puppet, just like the other leaders across the board. The same elite puppets that have been used time after time. Its a stage show for you liberal simians to indulge in.

Most of you wet behind the ear lemmings cannot see the cycles, patterns in the matrix that you love and live in. None of you see the program behind all of this amoung other things as well. a basic input and output being formatted with the egyptian sheep. thus effecting the other polarity which is the amerikkka (usa) sheep.

The irony is the masses think all things in our society is random, never seeing the order and precise control of the program.

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here you come with your holier-than_thou bullshit. While I know that puppet governments and leaders are nothing new the smugness with which you talk makes me want to vomit.

lol, why would Russia invade a country with 1,5 millions russians??

smh.

anyway, that guy El-Baradei is shady. Remember those reports about iraqi bio-weapons???


there's no difference between Mubarak and him, imo.



Edit: Muslim Brotherhood is a serious organization, with great logistics and funding. They're financing muslim findamentalism in entire Euroasia (Pakistan, Afghanistan, Chechnya, Balkans, etc)

hey, TSA, you said they'd be pro-israel n anti-jew...how does that work??

and Mubarek announces he is going to step down, but in only in the elections which are i think in September.

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Originally Posted by SUNNY WINTERS

so is this happening in Tunisia and Egypt ?


something big is brewing

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Originally Posted by Robbie Sinclair

i have a feeling no one will give a shit about the situation after two more weeks, just like what happened in Iran.

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Originally Posted by Prince Rai

there is general unrest out there. rising food prices and economic uncertainties will rally most people and then coupled with an ineffective shitty leader, you want change.

there will be a dominoe effect....watch

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Originally Posted by 3rd3y3

That's how the news said it.

Egypt apparently took Tunisia's example.

It does not necessarily follow they will be as successful though. Let's see.

It's too bad though that it took 30 years. Smh.

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Originally Posted by HAN

and Mubarek announces he is going to step down, but in only in the elections which are i think in September.

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The scenario of the Egypt revolution is going exactely like our (Tunisia), Mubarak is walking over the steps of our ex-president, same concessions etc..., he'll leave soon, the riot aint stopping untill he'll leave.