[New Jersey Realist]

Can genocide be far behind?

[BenLurkin]

So Hussein succeeded in replacing a dictator who was (more or less) an ally in the war on terror with a dictator who is not.

[G Larry]

Obama to Morsi:

“How could I deny you the very power I seek for myself, in my country?”

[elpadre]

and the MB march goes on -

and the prime enablers - Obama and Clinton

[Political Junkie Too]

Mubarak was Carter's dictator, and now Morsi is Obama's dictator.

What's the difference?

-PJ

[DustyMoment]

Nearly all of the “rulers” of muslim countries are tyrannical dictators.

Why is this supposed to be such a big deal?

[AliVeritas]

Well, he did say “Never let a crisis go to waste”.

Wait a minute...

OT:

Hey Toby (and the usual suspects), did you see this?

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2012/11/palestinian-islamic-jihad-leader-we-received-our-fajr-5-missiles-from-iran-video/

[TigersEye]

Coming soon to Libya. Another 0bungle’s success.

[onyx]

Ideally, we need every member and regular user to contribute to keep Free Republic up and running strong.

Ideally, we need every member and regular user to contribute to keep Free Republic up and running strong.

[Venturer]

I wonder what we paid Morsi for brokering that cease fire?

LMAO that Egyptians thought they would be doing better with this Muslim Revolutionary.

This is the result of Obama sticking his nose where it didn’t belong.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

If the damned fools lose a dictator they will just elect another one, they must like them.

[BearArms]

The Arab Spring is about replacing relatively moderate Muslim dictators with radical Muslim dictators. Sure, some elections happen in the middle of the process, but that’s the way things inevitably end up. Those people are in a fundamentalist medieval phase and will be for some time. They are not, in the least bit, ready for democracy.