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What replaces Mubarak in Egypt could end up being much worse for both Egypt & the World. It is also very likely that Mubarak's replacement will be virulently Anti-American. That's something the Press isn't telling anyone. People in the U.S. should not be jumping for joy over this Egyptian uprising. What's coming next in Egypt could be very bad for the U.S.
What replaces Mubarak in Egypt could end up being much worse for both Egypt & the World. It is also very likely that Mubarak's replacement will be virulently Anti-American. That's something the Press isn't telling anyone. People in the U.S. should not be jumping for joy over this Egyptian uprising. What's coming next in Egypt could be very bad for the U.S.
The next guy who runs Egypt will have to be anti America to gain the support of the people.
What replaces Mubarak in Egypt could end up being much worse for both Egypt & the World. It is also very likely that Mubarak's replacement will be virulently Anti-American. That's something the Press isn't telling anyone. People in the U.S. should not be jumping for joy over this Egyptian uprising. What's coming next in Egypt could be very bad for the U.S.
The next guy who runs Egypt will have to be anti America to gain the support of the people.
Bingo!
Because the Egyptian army is a far more powerful and respected institution in that country and would prevent any attempt at a takeover. The Ikhwan also aren't that rash; they wouldn't have for survived this long if they had a penchant for attempting sudden, violent coups. They're content with working for "social reform" within the confines of non-Islamic systems of government.The Muslim Brotherhood seizing control of Egypt
What makes you think that this will happen?
How do you know they won't?
And? They've always had a presence in the Egyptian government in spite of being officially banned. They simply field candidates as independents. Turkey has had Islamist political parties as well and their current Prime Minister was active in several throughout his political career -- the country remains secular.even if they don't have the whole country they could place themselves in the government like Hezbollah in Lebanon or Al Sadr in Iraq.
Is this really what the Egyptians are rallying for? to remove Mubarak to follow the Brotherhood and go to war with Israel?
No, unfortunately.
Why do you say that? going to war with Israel would accomplish what for Egypt? to have alot of Egyptians dead and have Egypt get clamped down by sanctions like Iraq in the 90s?
No, unfortunately.
Why do you say that? going to war with Israel would accomplish what for Egypt? to have alot of Egyptians dead and have Egypt get clamped down by sanctions like Iraq in the 90s?
I don't like to think in terms of what benefits individual nation states; I'm more interested in what will benefit humanity in general and Muslims in particular.
Why do you say that? going to war with Israel would accomplish what for Egypt? to have alot of Egyptians dead and have Egypt get clamped down by sanctions like Iraq in the 90s?
I don't like to think in terms of what benefits individual nation states; I'm more interested in what will benefit humanity in general and Muslims in particular.
How would Egypt going to war with Israel benefit Muslims?
I don't like to think in terms of what benefits individual nation states; I'm more interested in what will benefit humanity in general and Muslims in particular.
How would Egypt going to war with Israel benefit Muslims?
The dismantlement of the state of Israel will benefit Muslims. But we digress. Notice how the media juxtaposes scenes from a Hizb ut-Tahrir protest (first half) and a larger, non-religious protest (second half) outside the Egyptian embassy in London as if they're part of the same demonstration...
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Subtle scaremongering.
How would Egypt going to war with Israel benefit Muslims?
The dismantlement of the state of Israel will benefit Muslims. But we digress. Notice how the media juxtaposes scenes from a Hizb ut-Tahrir protest (first half) and a larger, non-religious protest (second half) outside the Egyptian embassy in London as if they're part of the same demonstration...
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM_xtPUyu3k"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM_xtPUyu3k[/ame]
Subtle scaremongering.
Egypt cannot defeat Israel by itself, alot of Muslims will have to die to defeat Israel, this is really worth it?
Egypt Protest: Police Using U.S.-Made Tear Gas Against Demonstrators - ABC NewsEgyptian riot police are firing tear gas canisters bearing the label "Made in U.S.A" against street demonstrations in Cairo, according to protesters who provided ABC News with pictures of the canisters.
The protestors said the tear gas canisters were recovered in Tahrir Square in downtown Cairo on Tuesday.
The label urges anyone who comes in contact with the gas "to seek assistance as soon as possible."
According to the canister labels, the tear gas is produced by Combined Systems International of Jamestown, Pennsylvania.
Because the Egyptian army is a far more powerful and respected institution in that country and would prevent any attempt at a takeover. The Ikhwan also aren't that rash; they wouldn't have for survived this long if they had a penchant for attempting sudden, violent coups. They're content with working for "social reform" within the confines of non-Islamic systems of government.
Because the Egyptian army is a far more powerful and respected institution in that country and would prevent any attempt at a takeover. The Ikhwan also aren't that rash; they wouldn't have for survived this long if they had a penchant for attempting sudden, violent coups. They're content with working for "social reform" within the confines of non-Islamic systems of government.
Are there any Islamic systems of government on earth?
No, unfortunately.
Why do you say that? going to war with Israel would accomplish what for Egypt? to have alot of Egyptians dead and have Egypt get clamped down by sanctions like Iraq in the 90s?
I don't like to think in terms of what benefits individual nation states; I'm more interested in what will benefit humanity in general and Muslims in particular.
I don't like to think in terms of what benefits individual nation states; I'm more interested in what will benefit humanity in general and Muslims in particular.
How would Egypt going to war with Israel benefit Muslims?
The dismantlement of the state of Israel will benefit Muslims. But we digress. Notice how the media juxtaposes scenes from a Hizb ut-Tahrir protest (first half) and a larger, non-religious protest (second half) outside the Egyptian embassy in London as if they're part of the same demonstration...
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM_xtPUyu3k"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM_xtPUyu3k[/ame]
Subtle scaremongering.
