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Ok but notice te title of this source and what is written within the source.Not a very good source. In fact, a lousy one.
A rally of supporters no doubt, not the ordinary people.Fear mongering.
Palestine is supposed to run on Sharia law too, but...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDVCT2gCgYg
You don't get it do you ?Well for those who were so happey for the people of Egypt. I have one thing to say
Huston we have a problem. I predict we will have a hot new b ed of terrorist in the middle east.
Majority of Egyptians want Sharia Law « BUNKERVILLE | God, Guns and Guts Comrades!
Well for those who were so happey for the people of Egypt. I have one thing to say
Huston we have a problem. I predict we will have a hot new b ed of terrorist in the middle east.
Majority of Egyptians want Sharia Law « BUNKERVILLE | God, Guns and Guts Comrades!
Many Muslims described a struggle in their country between fundamentalists and modernizers, especially those who may have felt threatened by the rising tides of conservatism. Among those respondents who identified a struggle, most tended to side with the modernizers. This was especially true in Lebanon and Turkey, where 84% and 74%, respectively, identified themselves as modernizers as opposed to fundamentalists.
In Egypt and Nigeria, however, more people were pulling in the other direction. According to the poll, 59% in Egypt and 58% in Nigeria who said there was a struggle identified with the fundamentalists.
Everyone must remember, "self determination" is just that, not necessarily our ideal of it. If they choose, truly self determine? We have zilch to say about it.
Everyone must remember, "self determination" is just that, not necessarily our ideal of it. If they choose, truly self determine? We have zilch to say about it.
Well for those who were so happey for the people of Egypt. I have one thing to say
Huston we have a problem. I predict we will have a hot new b ed of terrorist in the middle east.
Majority of Egyptians want Sharia Law « BUNKERVILLE | God, Guns and Guts Comrades!
Ok but notice te title of this source and what is written within the source.Not a very good source. In fact, a lousy one.
Egyptian Constitutional Referendum Passes Amid Reports of Voting Irregularities
Manar Mohsen, who was a poll monitor for the Egyptian Organization for Human Rights, said that Islamic groups claimed that voting yes is a religious duty and were telling voters they should vote yes to keep Article Two of the constitution, which states that Sharia is the principal source of Egyptian law.
Egyptian Constitutional Referendum Passes Amid Reports of Voting Irregularities | Modern Tokyo Times
Manar Mohsen, who was a poll monitor for the Egyptian Organization for Human Rights, said that Islamic groups claimed that voting yes is a religious duty and were telling voters they should vote yes to keep Article Two of the constitution, which states that Sharia is the principal source of Egyptian law.
They also told voters to approve the amendments if they wanted to keep Coptic Christians out of government, Mohsen said.
Its their country to do with as they will.
Its their country to do with as they will.
That is one way to put it, but when they start coming here and to especially Europe demanding special treatment like Sharia law you will thing differently. When it becomes a breeding ground for Islamist that want change the west, then it will be our problem!
We can't change it obviously, but we should HOPE for more secular style Muslim society like (yes ekrem I am giving props to Turkey), like Turkey had before their current president took the helm!
Well for those who were so happey for the people of Egypt. I have one thing to say
Huston we have a problem. I predict we will have a hot new b ed of terrorist in the middle east.
Majority of Egyptians want Sharia Law « BUNKERVILLE | God, Guns and Guts Comrades!
You source cited this source
Did you go to that source?
Many Muslims described a struggle in their country between fundamentalists and modernizers, especially those who may have felt threatened by the rising tides of conservatism. Among those respondents who identified a struggle, most tended to side with the modernizers. This was especially true in Lebanon and Turkey, where 84% and 74%, respectively, identified themselves as modernizers as opposed to fundamentalists.
In Egypt and Nigeria, however, more people were pulling in the other direction. According to the poll, 59% in Egypt and 58% in Nigeria who said there was a struggle identified with the fundamentalists.
As one can see from above, Islamia is not a monolithic society, but like ours has divergent POVs.
Its their country to do with as they will.
And the American country is controlled by those who want to kill more of those folks over there.Its their country to do with as they will.
It's their country, but it will be cointrolled by those who will want to kill more Americans.
