Thread: Riots erupt in Egypt as protesters demand end to Mubarak regime

bye al, have a good one, carry on the ''good work''

Originally Posted by 24107

albert, thank you so much for making me feel like an einstein, even though that was not your intention, but thanks anyway

Glad to be of service.

Originally Posted by 24107

ofcourse al, we know, We must always follow like a sheep and not think about things from different aspects and rational point of views, god how could some game name Rahm Emmanuel be wrong, he loves and cares about each and every single one of us, from the unborn and homeless to the rich, for sure no doubt. no need to think on your own, how silly of me.

Rahm Emmanuel is from your side. I'm just following the rules your side established.

my thoughts and solidarity are with the people of Egypt. mubarak left them no other choice. it's not mubarak’s Egypt anymore, and regardless of what happens, it will never be again.

Originally Posted by 24107

bye al, have a good one, carry on the ''good work''

I'll try to keep up the good work. Bye.

"“The American government cannot ask the Egyptian people to believe that a dictator who has been in power for 30 years will be the one to implement democracy,” ElBaradei told US network CBS from Cairo. “You are losing credibility by the day. On one hand you’re talking about democracy, rule of law and human rights, and on the other hand you’re lending still your support to a dictator that continues to oppress his people,” added ElBaradei.

---sounds like a terrorist to me, you conditional democracy supporters gotta jump on this stuff and stop it before it gets worse.

Originally Posted by 24107

bye al, have a good one, carry on the ''good work''

Oh by the way, I am not the only conservative who has reached the conclusion that the vultures have come home to roost for America. Check this out:

Works and Days » What’s the Matter with Egypt?

The view from an American soldier in Afghanistan: The PJ Tatler » Report from Afghanistan on Egyptian Turmoil

Originally Posted by 24107

apoc im just giving you the actual reason he was killed and not justifying, it was done because he made peace with an enemy they felt they still had to expell from the land they believe is theirs. simple facts why, thats it.

The reason why Saddat was killed is not controversial, he was killed because of the peace he's made with Israel, and he did get the Sinai region back as part of that peace making so your claims here are yet again history revisionism.

apoc, if me calling the 1948 events, where their was a loss of land that arabs lived on mumbo jumbo historical revisionalis, then we have reached a deadend in this discussion

Your claims were pretty much mumbo-jumbo and history revisionism, but they also have had nothing to do with the discussion which is why I choose to ignore said mumbo-jumbo and history revisionism.

apoc i was refering to the part in your post about the sadat assaisination, are you sure you feel ok?

I'm well aware of what you were referring to, my point is that you have chosen to entirely ignore the purpose of my comment, which is to point out that your claim about Mubarak being installed by Western powers is absolutely wrong, misleading, and detached from reality. Do keep on subject.

Originally Posted by Kandahar

Are you kidding? There is absolutely no way Mubarak survives this. I give him less than 24 hours before he flees the country.

A little optimistic in your time line me thinks... unless he leaves in the next four hours, that is...