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Anyone who thinks this new found freedom is bad for the US
What freedom?
Mob rule is not freedom. Did you miss the videos of them beating on each other over thier differences? Did you miss the body count of them killing each other?
Mob rule isn't freedom, or democracy.
Will you cheer it they "vote in" a theocracy and force, I mean, vote that women wear burquas?
You really hate arabs dont you?
What freedom?
Mob rule is not freedom. Did you miss the videos of them beating on each other over thier differences? Did you miss the body count of them killing each other?
Mob rule isn't freedom, or democracy.
Will you cheer it they "vote in" a theocracy and force, I mean, vote that women wear burquas?
You really hate arabs dont you?
So you got nothing and resort to the race card. epic fail
Next time us some thought. If you find out you didn't know what you were talking about, just go to another thread, don't compound it by stooping to stewpud race baiting.
Calling a peoples march to democracy bad for the US because you dont like the people marching for democracy is pretty sad folks
Calling a peoples march to democracy bad for the US because you dont like the people marching for democracy is pretty sad folks
You really hate arabs dont you?
So you got nothing and resort to the race card. epic fail
Next time us some thought. If you find out you didn't know what you were talking about, just go to another thread, don't compound it by stooping to stewpud race baiting.
You're Harshing the Entertainment value of TM, and I resent that because I've grown accustomed to her diligently digging her own grave in each and every thread she posts.
Of course it is a different degree of the same thing.What freedom?
Mob rule is not freedom. Did you miss the videos of them beating on each other over thier differences? Did you miss the body count of them killing each other?
Mob rule isn't freedom, or democracy.
Will you cheer it they "vote in" a theocracy and force, I mean, vote that women wear burquas?
or that women cover their breasts?
You Had to go there?
We don't have to spread fear. Crazy Muslims do that for us.
BTW, that makes us right TWICE about the Middle East:
1- Iraqi liberation spread a desire for freedom throughout the region.
2- That freedom is slowly confirming our suspicions that Muslims are insane.
Calling a peoples march to democracy bad for the US because you dont like the people marching for democracy is pretty sad folks
Do you even know what people you are talking about?
about that.
Calling a peoples march to democracy bad for the US because you dont like the people marching for democracy is pretty sad folks
Is it really possible to be so demonstrably simple minded and operate a can opener, much less a computer?
Calling a peoples march to democracy bad for the US because you dont like the people marching for democracy is pretty sad folks
Is it really possible to be so demonstrably simple minded and operate a can opener, much less a computer?
They can't grasp the idea that every march for democracy isn't always a good one.
For example, if a maximum security prison went total democracy for all humans inside, the prisoners would end up in charge. Bad.
They simply don't want to accept that a LOT of Muslims, a disturbingly significant %, are radical and want to take power so they can eliminate Israel. Deep down, libs know Muslims are nuts. But they can't admit it b/c then they'd have to say we were right.
Freedom? That ain't no freedom. Real freedom is not having to buy Health Insurance
Its nothin but a god damn Caliphate...thats what it is
Damned Muslims want to take over the Christian World
Although you stumbled into it like a drunken frat boy, you're actually quite right.
As the 31st anniversary of the Islamic Revolution approaches this week, with the promise of mass protests from Iran’s growing opposition movement, it’s tempting to compare the upheaval with unrest that ultimately toppled the shah of Iran.Thye are trying, but not sure it will work out for them.
As the 31st anniversary of the Islamic Revolution approaches this week, with the promise of mass protests from Irans growing opposition movement, its tempting to compare the upheaval with unrest that ultimately toppled the shah of Iran.Thye are trying, but not sure it will work out for them.
Why Iran unrest is not revolution re-run | Planet-Iran.com
Demonstrations abroad against the Shah continued throughout the 1970s. By then, in addition to being active in France, England, West Germany, and the United States, CISNU had established a presence in Austria, Italy, Sweden, the Netherlands, Turkey, Canada, and even India. Due in part to the relentless activism of the Confederation, international criticism of the Shah's regime by international human rights groups, news media, political circles, and governments increased dramatically.
The last demonstration in the U.S. against the Shah as Iran's ruler, organized by the Confederation, occurred on November 15, 1977. The Shah and his wife were officially visiting the White House to see President Jimmy Carter. At least 4000 students and others took part in the demonstration. Violent clashes broke out between the demonstrators and the police, resulting in injuries to 100 demonstrators and 20 policemen. Fifteen people were also arrested.
The Iranian revolution was the overthrow of Iran's monarchy (Pahlavi dynasty) under Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and its replacement with an Islamic republic under Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the leader of the revolution.
http://wikiflex.wikispaces.com/Iran
As the 31st anniversary of the Islamic Revolution approaches this week, with the promise of mass protests from Irans growing opposition movement, its tempting to compare the upheaval with unrest that ultimately toppled the shah of Iran.Thye are trying, but not sure it will work out for them.
Why Iran unrest is not revolution re-run | Planet-Iran.com
Demonstrations abroad against the Shah continued throughout the 1970s. By then, in addition to being active in France, England, West Germany, and the United States, CISNU had established a presence in Austria, Italy, Sweden, the Netherlands, Turkey, Canada, and even India. Due in part to the relentless activism of the Confederation, international criticism of the Shah's regime by international human rights groups, news media, political circles, and governments increased dramatically.
The last demonstration in the U.S. against the Shah as Iran's ruler, organized by the Confederation, occurred on November 15, 1977. The Shah and his wife were officially visiting the White House to see President Jimmy Carter. At least 4000 students and others took part in the demonstration. Violent clashes broke out between the demonstrators and the police, resulting in injuries to 100 demonstrators and 20 policemen. Fifteen people were also arrested.
The Iranian revolution was the overthrow of Iran's monarchy (Pahlavi dynasty) under Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and its replacement with an Islamic republic under Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the leader of the revolution.
http://wikiflex.wikispaces.com/Iran
Makes you wonder if these demonstrations would've ever happened had we not ended Iranian democracy in 1953 and installed the shah.
Freedom? That ain't no freedom. Real freedom is not having to buy Health Insurance
Its nothin but a god damn Caliphate...thats what it is
Damned Muslims want to take over the Christian World
Although you stumbled into it like a drunken frat boy, you're actually quite right.
Damned right I'm right
Muslims have been planning to take over the world for a thousand years. Now that they finally have one of their own as President of the US....the door is wide open for them
Only Glenn Beck can stop it
As the 31st anniversary of the Islamic Revolution approaches this week, with the promise of mass protests from Irans growing opposition movement, its tempting to compare the upheaval with unrest that ultimately toppled the shah of Iran.
Why Iran unrest is not revolution re-run | Planet-Iran.com
Demonstrations abroad against the Shah continued throughout the 1970s. By then, in addition to being active in France, England, West Germany, and the United States, CISNU had established a presence in Austria, Italy, Sweden, the Netherlands, Turkey, Canada, and even India. Due in part to the relentless activism of the Confederation, international criticism of the Shah's regime by international human rights groups, news media, political circles, and governments increased dramatically.
The last demonstration in the U.S. against the Shah as Iran's ruler, organized by the Confederation, occurred on November 15, 1977. The Shah and his wife were officially visiting the White House to see President Jimmy Carter. At least 4000 students and others took part in the demonstration. Violent clashes broke out between the demonstrators and the police, resulting in injuries to 100 demonstrators and 20 policemen. Fifteen people were also arrested.
The Iranian revolution was the overthrow of Iran's monarchy (Pahlavi dynasty) under Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and its replacement with an Islamic republic under Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the leader of the revolution.
http://wikiflex.wikispaces.com/Iran
Makes you wonder if these demonstrations would've ever happened had we not ended Iranian democracy in 1953 and installed the shah.
The Shah was a cuddly little puppy dog compared to the brutal Mullah Nazis who replaced him. I'm not sure this will happen in Egypt but who really knows? I do think an Anti-American regime will seize power there though. Just my hunch. Stay tuned i guess.
