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Originally Posted by spence
It will be interesting to see how the radical elements within Islam respond to the changing situation. If the Middle East does in fact go somewhat down the path of democratic reform, it should undercut a key pillar of the militant groups that the dictatorships as enabled by the west aren't providing for the general population.
-spence
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well, Iran seems to have far more influence in the region than the "ONE"....but maybe another speech will swoon the muslim street into some democratic reform? He had their tongues on the floors last time...right?
I'm just trying to figure out if we've joined al Qaeda or al Qaeda has joined us?
Coptic Christians lining up to flee Egypt
April 14, 2011
What do they know that Hillary Clinton, Barack Hussein Obama, and the mainstream media don’t want to admit?
Lawyers who specialize in working with Coptic Egyptians are saying that since the Muslim Brotherhood have shown signs that they are well on their way to securing much power in the new Egyptian government, they have received hundreds of calls from Copts wanting to get the hell out of Dodge.
“They are insisting on leaving Egypt because the risks of staying here are too great,” Naguib Gabriel, a Coptic human rights lawyer, told Egypt Daily News. “Many Christians are afraid of the future because of the fanatics in the mosques.”
At least 20 Christians have been killed among numerous violent attacks on Copts since Mubarak’s ouster.
That’s Democariah for you – democracy Muslim style.