ElBaradei joins protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square

Reuters ^ | 1/30/2011

[GVnana]

Egyptian opposition leader Mohammed Elbaradei joined protesters in Cairo's Tahrir square on Saturday, hub of anti-Mubarak protest, Reuters witness.

[GVnana]

Lenin's train arrives?

[cj in tx]

Well put. Were Soros and Gorbachev on it?

[cj in tx]

Any Rockefellers?

Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn?

[Pan_Yan]

Watch the Iranian puppet dance.

[GVnana]

(Reuters) - Egyptian opposition forces have agreed to support opposition figure Mohamed ElBaradei to negotiate with the government, a leading member of the Muslim Brotherhood said Sunday.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/01/30/us-egypt-protests-eryan-idUSTRE70T1HK20110130

[edpc]

Thought I read he was under house arrest.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I thought I saw Bill Ayers in that crowd!

[GVnana]

I thought I read that, too. According to Reuters, he’s up and about.

[Matchett-PI]

As Egypt Burns, Obama and News Media Party Hearty Saturday Night
Sunday, January 30, 2011 | Kristinn
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2665709/posts

[Marty62]

Yes the Iran enabler takes his place in Egypt.

[MinuteGal]

Yes, it was reported last week that he was under house arrest. Now he's in the city square flapping his gums.

What happened? Is he loose on purpose? Something weird with this whole picture.

He should have been deported to Elba at the first signs of unrest in the streets.

Historical mistake.

I keep smelling the smelly hands of Obama, Soros and the U.N. in this whole unfolding melodrama.

Leni

[Talf]

is El Baredi any better
or worse

than Mu-Barak Obama’s current stooge ...

Mubarak . ?

[Ooh-Ah]

SEE:

The Pragmatic Fantasy--Elbarade has supported ayatollahs and the Muslim Brotherhood (EGYPT)

[Steel Wolf]

Approaching the point of no return for the current government. If the regime can't control the streets, and the opposition leaders are sitting side by side with the military in the town square,... well, what are you really in control of?

It seems like no one likes the current government, but the military is not yet ready to turn on them. They seem totally unwilling to put down the protests. Even allowing the protestors to paint anti-Mubarak slogans on their vehicles.

This situation can't last for too much longer. At some point, the military will have to do something to restore order.

[Pan_Yan]

Worse.

[GVnana]

Mohamed ElBaradei: 'It is total chaos. Mubarak must go'

Pro-democracy (ahem?!?) activist Mohamed ElBaradei described the situation in the country as "total chaos", saying that President Mubarak must stand down immediately so that free and fair elections can be held.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-12319885

[Nuc 1.1]

Yep. And probably worse. I believe this fellow covered for the Iranian Nuke Weapons programs long enough for them to get well established. I think he is in bed with the thugs in Iran.

[kabar]

Once El Baradei serves his purpose, he will be gone as well. We have just to look at Iran in 1979 to see how the interim government between the Shah and Khomeini was toppled and replaced.

[Terry Mross]

Will Mubarek “Marcos” his butt?

[avital2]

elBaradei is the ultimate snake and an enemy of the West having covered up for the Iranian nuclear program. hope a water cannon gets him — or worse (better).