seems like Mubarak stepped down and the military has taken over or will be.
not sure if the military taking over is a good thing or not, the people seem to be happy but could it lead to another dictatorship, just a military led one?
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seems like Mubarak stepped down and the military has taken over or will be.
not sure if the military taking over is a good thing or not, the people seem to be happy but could it lead to another dictatorship, just a military led one?
It won't. They are gonna get free and open Democratic elections. The West secretly hates this. Power to the people!
Well not sure if the west is truly hating everything about it, cause it seems some of the military guys in the west preferred he leave and work with the current Supreme Council or fresh set of minds on the table (funny how that title sounds after a chaotic few weeks - someone wants to be in control, "Supreme Council" why not "gov transitional council/committee").
This seems to have just paved way for the other guy, who wanted power but couldn't. The rich and including the Military officials. Well at least now they get a chance to get some grabs on specific areas they can control before the swiping changes are supposed to happen.
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I guess the revolution was televised, power to the people indeed
so they cover up what's going on in Tunisia with this right?
^not sure if its covered up but it certainly took precendent. i was watching the news and they called it the Egypt Effect(revolts have been spreading) but in reality Tunisia was more recent then this. i figure its because the Western nations have a larger stake in what happens in Egypt then Tunisia.
but its how the media works and you can work around it. thats the problem, people are now more concerned with how the media portrays an event then the event itself. there are numerous outlets and all give a different account, just form your own opinion based on numerous resources
That victory is Egypt is going to be short-lived. It's all part of The Plan.
i hear that the revolution is spreading
Its spreading but now its becoming more and more dangerous. Bahrein, Libya, Jordan, Yemen and Iran all seem to be next.
but this is becoming more than just a simple revolution against the ppl in power. the situation in Bahrein is an uprising of the Shiite majority against the Sunni Monarchy. This in a way is a battleground between Saudi Arabia and Iran. This type of cold war antics is spreading.
i hope to see an end to all monarchy's in the middle east. they are nothing but hypocritical bastards who use Islam as a way to keep the people quiet while they live a life of unprecedented luxury. look at the wives of all Muslim Monarchs, while they enforce the burka and other stupid laws on women their wives dress no different than any westerner and are free to do whatever they want.
Its a sad situation, whats even sadder is that no Muslim man of power has ever said anything against the hypocrisy within the Muslim world.
Interesting scenes in that region.
Most people are glad to see people rise up to the evil regimes etc..
Ask yourself, what drives people over the edge?
I mean, many of these folks lives under similar dictatorships and governments for decades, but only now do they stand up like we have seen on TV?
Coincidentally, the price of very specific commodities, i.e. wheat, have been shooting up to record levels. Egypt is the worlds largest wheat importer, and with high wheat prices, ALL the problems that the people there have been facing for decades just combine and explode.
The problem was not Mubarak, it is rising food prices.
People need to meet their basic requirements and when basics are substantially taken away, people will crack and want any change... desperation.
Remember the Tortilla Wars in Mexico?
Libya ?Quote:
Originally Posted by HAN
why, what's going on there ?
if people are wakeing up, and revolting then its great, we need to do it in the west, or do we need to face 30 years of in your face dictatorship?
i dont think the people of the middle east will stop, as the next leaders installed will be cia puppets to, serveing the purpose of corperations and the interests of the usa / israel
is anyone into the mayan calender? and the 13th underworld of ethics?
if that is to be believed, then the current human conscious state, is supposed to develop (galatic) consciousness ,, it started well.. just needs to develop world wide..
great artcicle on egypt/cia/middle east.. http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http...ran%2F&h=f0306
peace
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Originally Posted by SUNNY WINTERS
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12512536
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Originally Posted by soul controller
please don't equate the situation in the middle east with the UK or other western democracies.
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Not sure if they'll be able to topple most monarchs as they have the funds to survive. But its kind of tricky hey, on religious grounds that might work. But like Morocco is trying to go for the constitutional monarchy, i think the idea is like on the British status - with a prime minister or something along those lines.Quote:
Originally Posted by HAN
If the other monarch thought of a situation along those lines they might survive another 100years.
Libya is a sad story hey, plus the president has the funds to call out a full military campaign
Re upping this due, to events in egypt yesterday..
I want want to believe this is the real deal; the actual popular uprising that the Egyptians didnt get when the globalists engineered the Arab Spring Psyop. And yet I have this nagging doubt that it might just be more of the same. The prelude to an excuse for Israel to attck Lebanon maybe? Or even Iran, which we all know they've had their eye on for a long, long time...
hope its not another psy-op :(