Posted on 07/03/2013 6:13:58 AM PDT by jimbo123
The Muslim Brotherhood, among the most powerful forces in Egypt, is facing perhaps the worst crisis in its 80-year history. Its members have been gunned down in the streets. Its new headquarters have been ransacked and burned, its political leader, President Mohamed Morsi, abandoned, threatened and isolated by old foes and recent allies.
It is a steep fall for the pre-eminent Islamist movement in the region, and especially surprising for a group that was elected just one year ago. Its critics say the Brotherhood remains stuck in old divisions, pitting Islamists against the military, and has failed to heed the demands of ordinary citizens.
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Hmm.
She’s getting ready to be the first lady of NY and won’t stop there.
Mrs. Weiner.
Concrete proof that Islamists cannot actually govern will, I think, be a good thing for the world in the long run.
What have ordinary citizens got to do with anything?
This will be good for Egypt, over the long run. They had a chance to see what living under an Islamist government was like, and they didn't like it at all.
Hopefully, the movement will spread like the earlier Arab Spring did.
Muzzies can’t run a sanitary sewer system.
Prof. Mona el-Ghobashy, who teaches political science at Barnard College and studies the Brotherhood said,
“They are old-style politicians. The people are trotted out to give you their vote. Then, ‘Go back home, and let the leaders take care of you,’
My, my! Does that sound familiar, folks?
No one in the press even remembers that the MB was classified as a terrorist group by the US until Hussein submitted to them...
http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/printgroupProfile.asp?grpid=6386
maybe she should ask her husband to go over and really stick it to ‘em
Oh, i know its all fun and games til someone loses an eye
The nypost has so much fun with this. The new yorkers will vote him in just for the entertainment
But geeze i think she makes hillary look like an american
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