The revolution in Egypt is part of a larger trend

[Chris]

Over the last 30 years more and more countries have gone from dictatorships to democracies. In Eastern Europe, South America, Asia, and now in the Middle East, people are moving toward democracy. The democratization of the world continues and will continue until every country in the world is democratic. This idea and ideal cannot be stopped.

And just think, the Egyptian revolution did not cost us a trillion dollars or the life of one American soldier.

 

[Mr. H.]

And some day we'll all be Islamitized.

 

[blu]

And some day we'll all be Islamitized.

this is how I know you watch FOX "news"

 

[Mr. H.]

And some day we'll all be Islamitized.

this is how I know you watch FOX "news"

Who needs Fox when I can read USMB.

 

[The Infidel]

And some day we'll all be Islamitized.

this is how I know you watch FOX "news"

this is how we know your a dumbass....

 

[Political Junky]

Algeria and Libya have planned protests.

 

[JFK_USA]

And some day we'll all be Islamitized.

this is how I know you watch FOX "news"

But but Glenn Beck said it so it must be true. Seriously I have never seen a group of people so against a guy that they go against the founding principle of this country. Its amazing.

 

[Political Junky]

Beck and Limbaugh have come out against Democracy.

 

[Samson]

And just think, the Egyptian revolution did not cost us a trillion dollars or the life of one American soldier.

This must be some new idiotic ad hominum meme to undermine The War of Iraqi Liberation.

 

[rdean]

And just think, the Egyptian revolution did not cost us a trillion dollars or the life of one American soldier.

This must be some new idiotic ad hominum meme to undermine The War of Iraqi Liberation.

The war of Iraqi Liberation:

The new Constitution of Iraq:

Article 2:

First: Islam is the official religion of the State and it is a fundamental source of legislation:

A. No law that contradicts the established provisions of Islam may be established.

Iraqi women used to dress like this:

But now that Republicans FREED them, they dress like this:

Republicans view this as a "wild success" and a "great achievement".

 

[Samson]

Iraqi women used to dress like this:

They all carried a boxing glove around with them?

 

[JohnnyApplesack]

Hard to believe Ailes and Murdoch decided to openly oppose freedom/democracy in the ME.

I've always known if one of these backwards dirtholes cleaned itself up (without US B1 bombers and the 4th ID leveling it first) and moved away from autocracy, they'd be pissed. And surprise surprise - they've got those lunatics at Beck & Co screaming "Muslim Brotherhood!!! OMG!!!".

But what's harder to believe is all the certified dullards eating that propaganda up, no questions asked. They're like zombies.

 

[rdean]

Iraqi women used to dress like this:

They all carried a boxing glove around with them?

They had to. They were fighting off American Right Wingers who wanted to "free them". Too bad they lost.

 

[Ozmar]

Iraqi women used to dress like this:

They all carried a boxing glove around with them?

They had to. They were fighting off American Right Wingers who wanted to "free them". Too bad they lost.

You're a fucking idiot.

 

[rdean]

Hard to believe Ailes and Murdoch decided to openly oppose freedom/democracy in the ME.

I've always known if one of these backwards dirtholes cleaned itself up (without US B1 bombers and the 4th ID leveling it first) and moved away from autocracy, they'd be pissed. And surprise surprise - they've got those lunatics at Beck & Co screaming "Muslim Brotherhood!!! OMG!!!".

But what's harder to believe is all the certified dullards eating that propaganda up, no questions asked. They're like zombies.

Fox is owned by foreigner Rupert Murdoch. He sold another 7 to 9% to Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, the nephew of Saudi Arabian King Abdullah, and one of the richest men in the world.

The prince has a huge say in Fox because his small percentage plus Murdoch's own, are enough to prevent any hostile takeover of Fox. That gives the prince a lot of power.

 

[rdean]

They all carried a boxing glove around with them?

They had to. They were fighting off American Right Wingers who wanted to "free them". Too bad they lost.

You're a fucking idiot.

The truth often seems idiotic to the psychotic right.

Houzan Mahmoud: Do Iraq's Women Miss Saddam?

While the fall of Saddam Hussein has led to many overall improvements in personal freedoms and civil rights, the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq and subsequent courtship of socially conservative Islamic political groups has created quite a different picture for women.

Women no longer have many of the civil rights they were afforded under Saddam Hussein's regime. Sharia law has been written into Iraq's constitution, women have been barred from certain aspects of public life in many parts of the country, women's freedom of movement has been severely curtailed, sex trafficking, prostitution, abductions and assassinations of women have all risen and women in government no longer get a year of maternity leave - that has been cut to six months.

"In general women were living much better off under Saddam," Yanar Mohammed, a women's rights advocate with the Organisation of Women's Freedom in Iraq told The Media Line. "The Iraq that I grew up in was a very modern Iraq and we had basic human rights."

 

[Ozmar]

Hard to believe Ailes and Murdoch decided to openly oppose freedom/democracy in the ME.

I've always known if one of these backwards dirtholes cleaned itself up (without US B1 bombers and the 4th ID leveling it first) and moved away from autocracy, they'd be pissed. And surprise surprise - they've got those lunatics at Beck & Co screaming "Muslim Brotherhood!!! OMG!!!".

But what's harder to believe is all the certified dullards eating that propaganda up, no questions asked. They're like zombies.

Fox is owned by foreigner Rupert Murdoch. He sold another 7 to 9% to Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, the nephew of Saudi Arabian King Abdullah, and one of the richest men in the world.

The prince has a huge say in Fox because his small percentage plus Murdoch's own, are enough to prevent any hostile takeover of Fox. That gives the prince a lot of power.

Rupert Murdoch is a naturalized U.S. citizen. He had to give up his Australian citizenship as a condition of purchasing such huge American-based corporations.

 

[Avatar4321]

It's amazing how naive or willfully ignorant people are...

 

[Chris]

It's amazing how naive or willfully ignorant people are...

Yes, it is.

Democracy and freedom are a natural human condition.

"We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal..."

 

[Nosmo King]

And just think, the Egyptian revolution did not cost us a trillion dollars or the life of one American soldier.

This must be some new idiotic ad hominum meme to undermine The War of Iraqi Liberation.

So you would rather kill a country to save a country? Anytime war can be undermined as a foreign policy, it is a moral obligation to do just that.