[Biggirl]

Video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcvSjKCU_Zo&feature=player_embedded

[cripplecreek]

Nope. The American tea party movement is about real freedom.

[Diogenesis]

No. The incitement came from CODE PINK, 1600 Penn. Ave,
the DNC, Bill Ayers, and the usual suspects.

[TexasCajun]

I think Barry Soetoro encourated them with the help of his close terrorist friends Bill Ayres and terrorist wife, Bernardine.

[JimRed]

The tapes of burning vehicles and trash in the streets show that Tea Party behavior is NOT influential in Egypt.

[Sacajaweau]

No...This all came about from Obama’s 2009 meeting when he bowed to Mubarak. Mubarak was pleased. He said he was glad Obama was like Bush who told Mubarak to change his ways. These dictators stick together.

[ReneeLynn]

This is an idiotic blog post. The Tea Party and the Muslin Brotherhood? Yeah, cut from the same cloth. (Does it need a sarc?)

[Sacajaweau]

Correction to my post...Obama was NOT like Bush

[Paine in the Neck]

No. From Trotsky by way of Obama, Dorhn, Ayers and Code Pink.

[YankeeReb]

No the riots are not inspired by the Tea Party. However, we can make the case that they're partly caused by big rises in food prices and high unemployment. If we trace back the spike in food prices, it's because of the huge run up in commodity prices. Follow the chain further and it's because most commodities are pegged at the U.S. $ dollar. So you can conclude that the riots are an unintended consequence of the 0bama regime's trashing of the dollar and his inflationary monetary policy.

In full disclosure, Larry Kudlow made this argument on his radio show this past week, but it makes more sense than trying to link it to the Tea Party which most Egyptians probably haven't even heard of.

[zerosix]

Gosh, I’m betting they never heard of the anti-war “rallies” from the Viet Nam era. (sarcasm off)

[hennie pennie]

NO, no, no, ... time to hit the history books. The Tea Party Patriots did NOT encourage Tunisian fruit vendors to set afire to themselves, nor did they spur the violent street riots in Alexandria & Cairo, et al, where HUNDREDS have been MURDERED in the V.I.O.L.E.N.T protests.

[digger48]

Of course.

Throughout the course of history, there has never been any kinds of protests against any government, ever.

Until the TEA Party.

[Biggirl]

Goes to show we are an interconnected world.

[Freddd]

What the Egyptians did was called rioting, looting, and burning.

When did the Tea party do that? They didn’t, but good try at trying to create that ‘perception’.

[RexBeach]

Yeah, the Tea Party wants to invade Canada and permanently close the St. Lawrence Seaway.

[ScottinVA]

Oh, please. The TEA Party gatherings center on FREEDOM. Muslims have no concept of freedom. Never once at a TEA Party rally have we ever seen overturning of cars, burning of buildings and wanton violence. TEA Party rallies are hopeful and positive. The riots in Egypt are angry and tense.

There’s absolutely no correlation whatsoever.

[Rashputin]

That's the alternative to blaming it on Palin?

With one of the fifty-seven states in turmoil I guess it's time for Lil’ Barry to declare a national state of emergency to keep it from spreading to the rest of the states.

[Biggirl]

Like it or not, people elswhere who desire FREEDOM look up to America and those who seek to stand up for what is right, and with the help of the internet, they watch tea party rallies be it on the national or local levels.

[The Comedian]

The MSM said the Tea Party rally in Wash DC was only a few hundred people, so no.

Also, they said we're too stupid to inspire anyone.

Oh, and very, very few of us lit ourselves on fire. In fact, I think the total number of self-immolations was less than one.

Today is a good day to die.
I didn't say for whom.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

No.

It was George W. Bush's fault.