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  1. 11th February 2011 10:32 AM #1
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    Egypt : one down who is next ? Iran, Jordan, Syria, who ?

    Egypt : one down who is next ? Iran, Jordan, Syria, who ? Will the bufoons who run the prison of Persia out of Teheran see young Iraniacs act like mainiacs ? Will Syria take what happened to the Mubarak take it serioisly ?

    Forwhom doth the bell toll for next !!????
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    Have to ask Soros. I found out the international crisis group is behind all this.
    Because Banning Propaganda “Ties the Hands of America’s Diplomatic Officials, Military, and Others by Inhibiting Our Ability to Effectively Communicate In a Credible Way”

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    Quote Originally Posted by michaelr View Post
    have to ask soros. I found out the international crisis group is behind all this.
    soros runs everything, everywhere, everytime, -------ooooooh !!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stefan Bandera View Post
    soros runs everything, everywhere, everytime, -------ooooooh !!!
    You may fail to see it or know it, but yes he a very busy puppet master.

    Let me say this, yesterday Panetta said Mubarak would step down, not Mubarak, he didn't say it. Then it looks like today that the military gave him a deal he couldn't refuse. But here is what got missed in the mix. By him staying on after Panetta's remarks showed the world who is responsible for this coupe, and it ain't the people. Their rage was a tool, but not the source.
    Because Banning Propaganda “Ties the Hands of America’s Diplomatic Officials, Military, and Others by Inhibiting Our Ability to Effectively Communicate In a Credible Way”

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  5. 11th February 2011 12:43 PM #5
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    Does it really matter who is next or even if there is a next? The people in much of the Arab world are not happy and maybe this is a time for them to bring down the strangle hold governments that they have. This may be the time when the theocracy's fold up their tents and sneak off into the night. The issues are many. The problems are many. These are all internal civil wars and these people need to be left alone to pave their way by themselves if they are charting a new course. Other nations need to leave them alone and not interfere with what they are doing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Katiegrrl0 View Post
    Does it really matter who is next or even if there is a next? The people in much of the Arab world are not happy and maybe this is a time for them to bring down the strangle hold governments that they have. This may be the time when the theocracy's fold up their tents and sneak off into the night. The issues are many. The problems are many. These are all internal civil wars and these people need to be left alone to pave their way by themselves if they are charting a new course. Other nations need to leave them alone and not interfere with what they are doing.
    I would love to see democracy sweep through the MiddleEAST and anywhere else where democracy is lacking. All people deserve the rigt to live under democractic governments unless they themselves chooze not to.
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  8. 11th February 2011 01:05 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stefan Bandera View Post
    I would love to see democracy sweep through the MiddleEAST and anywhere else where democracy is lacking. All people deserve the rigt to live under democractic ghovernments unless they themselves chooze not to.
    Why do people deserve democracy? They deserve the government that they want without interference from others.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Katiegrrl0 View Post
    Why do people deserve democracy? They deserve the government that they want without interference from others.
    I did qualify my statement "unless they themselves chooze not to.".. Yet the choice needs to be their not an outside force or foreign invader.

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    Iranians had their revolution last year. It failed. Syria? Don't think so. Jordan? Those beduins are resourceful. And Egypt will descend into a same type of republic like Iran is. I hope they don't go reconsidering their peace treaty with Israel cause that will make Obama go American all over their ass!
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    I do not think that Egypt has the same type of makeup as the Iraniacs had. The most problematic group in that radical set of MO MOES the Muslin Brotheerhood but I am not sure that they have the following in Egypt that the AEY YA TOLL LAS had in Iran.
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