Brotherhood Representative Won’t Speak to Israeli Journalist

Weekly Standard ^ | 6/26/12 | THOMAS JOSCELYN

[Nachum]

News channel France 24 hosted a panel Monday night to discuss Egypt’s first civilian president, the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mohamed Morsi. One of the guests on the panel, via satellite from Cairo, was Nader Amram, a member of the Freedom & Justice Party’s foreign relations committee. (The Freedom & Justice Party (FJP) is the Muslim Brotherhood’s political party.)

When Amram learned that an Israeli journalist was also included on the panel, he protested that he had not been informed beforehand that he would have to appear with an Israeli. He then launched into a mini-diatribe about how Israel is the real problem in the Middle East and refused to discuss matters further with the Israeli.

[Nachum]

Well, as Jay Carny told us ...' Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood President- Elect To Be 'Judged by Actions, Not Religious Affiliation'

[PrairieLady2]

Sounds like the Middle East version of the KKK is alive and well.

[butterdezillion]

Well-said.

I thought something similar as I watched a video of Muslims in Dearborn, MI throwing stones and other things at some Christians standing there holding signs.

And as the video noted the cops watching the whole thing without doing anything...

http://james4america.wordpress.com/2012/06/26/christians-stoned-in-dearborn-istan-mi-law-enforcement-watches-so-much-for-tolerance/

One of those deals where we can’t hear what they’re saying because their actions drown out their words...

[tflabo]

WOW-— who could have believed a few short years ago that this would be in America. Obama is soooooo arrogant in that video.

[SJackson]

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[Olog-hai]

That shouldn’t be surprising, since the Muslim Brotherhood’s philosophy is based on national socialism, as are many others throughout the so-called “Muslim world”.