Did Facebook topple Egypt?

Ax D WhiteMan Show ^ | January 30, 2011 | Axel D. WhiteMan

[crescen7]

The people of Egypt have been demanding “reform” of their government for some time. Yet, the demand for “reform” has fallen on deaf ears, ...throughout the Western World. One comes to understand that the overriding Foreign Policy in the West, with respect to the Middle East, was “STABILITY.” Justice, and Freedom were of minimal importance, as long as the region was “STABLE.”

Of course, the region has not been “STABLE”... U.S. Policy did not change in this matter until 9/11/2001 when George W. Bush decided that only a “Freedom Initiative” could bring long lasting “STABILITY” to the region. President Bush embarked on the Freedom Initiative with a massive military effort. An effort that caused a visceral reaction in the American media and the “STABILITY HAWKS” of Western Europe. While Bush won a grudging victory in Iraq, his “Freedom Initiative” never overcame the voices that cried for STABILITY. These are the voices that support moderate despots like Mubarak....

There is only a single possible outcome to this situation.

The complete overthrow of the Egyptian Government.

Oddly, these words are written with great confidence that this not so humble blogger has better information about what is happening than does Barack Obama.

How can this be?...

And we know this mostly from the combined feeds of a few individuals. Much of it from Sharif Kouddous who is a Western reporter that has roots in Egypt. (while much of the internet is “shut down” there have been several “work arounds” published using international calling cards and dial up providers)

The following were directly from Kouddous...

Muslim Brotherhood chanting Allah Akbar. Crowd stopped them chanting louder: Muslim, Christian, we're all Egyptian #Egypt

Amazing scene: three tanks roll by with a crowd of people riding atop each one. Chanting 'Hosni Mubarak out!' #Egypt

[Niuhuru]

We should keep our money here and in OUR nation for OUR people. We could be doing a lot with that two billion.

[higgmeister]

Then there’s the MS Word 9/11 Wingdings curiosity

The fool that though up the conspiracy theory is the only curiosity I can think of.

ABCD E F GHI  J K L MN O P Q R S TUVWXYZ ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

Now putting the wingdings characters back in the context that they deserve. What does Q33 have to do with the price of tea in China?

Let's start another stupid curiosity. Obama is nicknamed Zero, the wingdings character for the letter "Ze" is the Islamic Cresent and Star, Oooh spooky! /sarc

[Munz]

>What does Q33 have to do with the price of tea in China? <

I was wondering the same thing. I mean was it on the front page of the NY Times or something before 9/11?

[combat_boots]

I always thought Q 33 referred to the 3rd sura,verse 3 in the Quran: “It is He Who sent down to thee (step by step), in truth, the Book, confirming what went before it; and He sent down the Law (of Moses) and the Gospel (of Jesus) before this, as a guide to mankind, and He sent down the criterion (of judgment between right and wrong).”

http://www.muslimaccess.com/quraan/arabic/003.asp

It could also be sura 33, “The Parties/Clans/Coalition”

http://www.submission.org/suras/sura33.html

[combat_boots]

ping to post #24. Sorry to have not included you.

[higgmeister]

So, you're saying interpreting the Quran can work just the same way as Chairman Mao's Little Red Book during the Cultural Revolution, LOL.

And they built a conspiracy theory around that... and a character set first published in 1990.

[combat_boots]

My actual thrust of the original comment was going to the infiltration of the US by those who want Islam to dominate the world. It has been going on for a long time.

The Wingdings font thing could just be coincidence, like the 911 New York state lotto numbers on 9/11/2001 or the 666 Illinois state lotto numbers on election night, 2008.

I don’t know when Wingdings was first published or what the original characters were. I do know that sura 3 v.3 speaks to what Muslims consider the supremacy of the Quran. Sura 33 speaks to how Muslims should live in all lands of the ummah/a coalition.

And no, I’m not Muslim.

[combat_boots]

I should also state that I don’t remember how the ChiComs quoted Mao’s Little Red Book, but that makes sense. I do know that Muslims quote Quranic verses to justify actions/events/knowledge, as Quran recitation/memorization is the principal study of madrassas.