It’s Official – President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi Will Visit White House on April 3rd…

The Conservative Treehouse ^ | March 28, 2017 | Sundance

[Basket_of_Deplorables]

The Muslim Brotherhood is deeply saddened...

[Capt. Tom]

Al-Sisi is a very good leader and a very intelligent man.
He is exactly the kind of man we want as an ally. Thankfully Trump recognises this

Agreed.
Al Sisi in Egypt and King Abdullah of Jordan are traitors to Islam and Islamic Heretics, and us Kafirs should cultivate a good relationship with them, and suport those two Infidel collaborators.
We need people like them on our side.

Both have to be at the top of the assassination list of the fundamental Muslims.
They have a good chance of ending up like Anwar Sadat of Egypt, if the back to basics Muslims can get to them, and I am sure they are planning to kill both of them.

As a group the Kurds should also get our support as they have a good record of collaborating with us Infidels. -Tom

[reformedliberal]

we are in the midst of an American Spring
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Where I am, it’s the start of Mud Season. Probably climactic spring in DC and points south, but it’s political Mud Season in America right now.

Spring cleaning can’t be far behind.

[DoughtyOne]

There you go. Hope you’re right.

[pepsi_junkie]

We’ve heard of the Arab Spring, but I’d like to suggest we are in the midst of an American Spring.

Nice sentiment but terrible analogy. The Arab Spring, actively supported by Obama and Hillary, led to the rise of Islamic extremism in Egypt (thankfully they rose up and overturned that), Libya destroyed and in chaos (directly leading to the innundation of Europe with so-called refugees via Libyan ports), Syria in flames while we support the islamist side (thanks Obama) and per some reports 1.3 million deaths.

The arab spring was a wild success from Obama's perspective, more islamists in charge all over the middle east and muslims rapidly overwhelming Europe. From anyone sane's perspective, it was a absolute and total disaster.

[DoughtyOne]

I accept your criticism on the basis of the two efforts.

This has been a bit of a revolutionary moment none the less.

Overall, I still think it plays, even though one was sinister and the other wholesome.