this makes me happy - Egyptians flock to buy previously banned books

[blu]

Egyptian flock to buy previously banned books

Among the several changes that are currently taking place in Egypt after the January 25 revolution and the subsequent ouster of the regime is the release of several books previously banned during the rule of former President Hosni Mubarak.

mubarak should have been executed the second he had books banned in the first place

 

[AllieBaba]

Egyptian flock to buy previously banned books

Among the several changes that are currently taking place in Egypt after the January 25 revolution and the subsequent ouster of the regime is the release of several books previously banned during the rule of former President Hosni Mubarak.

mubarak should have been executed the second he had books banned in the first place

On this we agree. Well, imprisoned, anyway.

 

[uscitizen]

Palins book is finally available there?

 

[California Girl]

It is not for us to say who should or should not be executed anywhere but in our country. Mind your own business. The Egyptians are not children.

 

[Truthmatters]

Freedom of information.


Its the life blood of democracy

 

[California Girl]

I hope they hurry. Their 'democracy' may be short lived.

 

[Mr.Fitnah]

Id like to know what they are buying now and were the books came from .

 

[WillowTree]

lesssseeee, they work for less than two bucks a day, they haven't worked in about 3 weeks, the economy is going down the shitter, there's not a sign of a tourist anywhere,,, what book is so important now???

 

[Truthmatters]

Hate them all you want.

They are tasting freedom.

 

[AllieBaba]

I hope they hurry. Their 'democracy' may be short lived.

Give me Sharia or give me death!

 

[Dr.Drock]

I hope they hurry. Their 'democracy' may be short lived.

They never had democracy before, so they'll either have it now or it'll be the same as it was.

 

[California Girl]

Hate them all you want.

They are tasting freedom.

Nobody 'hates' them, you stupid bint. We're just a tad more realistic, and a lot more informed, on the situation than you are.

 

[California Girl]

I hope they hurry. Their 'democracy' may be short lived.

They never had democracy before, so they'll either have it now or it'll be the same as it was.

Not necessarily. Ask the Iranians whether their revolution turned out the way they wanted, and ask them if they prefer the current regime or the old one. The majority would have the Shah back in a heartbeat. I find it very interesting that we are so blinkered to the pitfalls that await Egypt. I hope they get the real democracy they seem to want, but I fear they will end up with an Islamic state that is even worse than Mubarak.

 

[Truthmatters]

Democracy will win even if the right doesnt want it to

 

[California Girl]

I hope they hurry. Their 'democracy' may be short lived.

Give me Sharia or give me death!

Egyptians, at least in the cities, are very westernized in their views. Unfortunately, the Muslim Brotherhood has been and continues to flood the areas outside of the cities. Their next election could well be the only 'fair' election they get.

 

[Dr.Drock]

I hope they hurry. Their 'democracy' may be short lived.

They never had democracy before, so they'll either have it now or it'll be the same as it was.

Not necessarily. Ask the Iranians whether their revolution turned out the way they wanted, and ask them if they prefer the current regime or the old one. The majority would have the Shah back in a heartbeat. I find it very interesting that we are so blinkered to the pitfalls that await Egypt. I hope they get the real democracy they seem to want, but I fear they will end up with an Islamic state that is even worse than Mubarak.

Ahmadinejad is mostly just a speech giver and figure head, he's pretty much powerless so I have no idea why people give him so much press.

One way or another we'll buy off the next Egyptian leadership so it'll be the same from the U.S. perspective.

 

[California Girl]

Democracy will win even if the right doesnt want it to

You really are a partisan simpleton, aren't you?

 

[California Girl]

They never had democracy before, so they'll either have it now or it'll be the same as it was.

Not necessarily. Ask the Iranians whether their revolution turned out the way they wanted, and ask them if they prefer the current regime or the old one. The majority would have the Shah back in a heartbeat. I find it very interesting that we are so blinkered to the pitfalls that await Egypt. I hope they get the real democracy they seem to want, but I fear they will end up with an Islamic state that is even worse than Mubarak.

Ahmadinejad is mostly just a speech giver and figure head, he's pretty much powerless so I have no idea why people give him so much press.

One way or another we'll buy off the next Egyptian leadership so it'll be the same from the U.S. perspective.

It's not about Ahmadinejad, it's about their regime. You think the people in Iran are free? You think they're happy with their stolen revolution? They aren't. They wanted democracy.... they got a theocracy. That is not something we should celebrate happening in Egypt.

 

[Avatar4321]

Democracy will win even if the right doesnt want it to

Mobs and military rule is your idea of Democracy?

Wow, our schools are seriously failing people.

 

[Truthmatters]

Keep spewing hate on their march to democracy because you fear human kind.

I believe in democracy and the the spirit of the human race to seek freedom.


You believe is something else