Steinlight
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Go ahead, show where else the "Arab Spring" as successful and why the West should support overthrowing King Abdullah in the name of "Democracy"?You clearly don't even understand the conversation we were having, or in what context I referred to Tunisia as the exception to the rule. So I am not about to repeat myself. It is very clear if you read our prior posts what we were talking about, so if you can't figure out what we were talking about I am not going to summarize it for you. How about you withdraw before you make yourself look like more of an idiot?I explained it in the post.Tunisia is an exception to the rule. Name one other place where overthrowing a secular dictator led to a better outcome in the Middle East? This includes Iraq and trying to overthrow Saddam as well. All attempts by the West to direct "democratic forces"have been unmitigated failures that have resulted in instability, terror, and islamism. Egypt thankfully came back from the brink. Libya is a failed state and Iraq and Syria are on the brink and just starting to potentially stem the tide a bit. There is a dangerous price to pay for promoting "democratic revolution" and nation building.
What makes Tunisia the exception?
Look at that! I took you seriously for a moment. Don't disappoint, please.
Why don't you read?
No....idiot. I know they have had a different outcome. I'm not asking that. I'm asking for details.....for your explanation for why they have been the exception to the rule.
Hello????
What about Tunisia is difrerent than the other Arab Spring states? To what can you attribute the fact that Tunisia emerged with a strong democracy? Why has it become the exception to the rule?
Go ahead.........