[mojito]

Badie is the Brotherhood, the movement's spiritual and political head. Morsi is just a side-show.

As Bugs Bunny so famously said, "Of course you realize, this means war!"

[Grampa Dave]

After the Egyptian Military removes the deadly cancer known as the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, maybe we could get them to do the same in America, starting in DC.

[InterceptPoint]

Reuters. Bless their little black heart.

We need to thank them for pointing out the ruthless, relentless and evil Egyptian Military that is intent on carrying out its ruthless, relentless and evil plan to eliminate the infinitely kind and gentle Muslim Brotherhood.

Pulitzer Prize work for sure. (Actually I'm serious about that).

[epluribus_2]

I read a book once about a battle like this uh Gog McGog or something like that. Good guys win in the end but messy. Good book.

[Cicero]

Additional reporting by Lin Noueihed, Asma Alsharif, Crispian Balmer, Yasmine Saleh and Omar Fahmy in Cairo, Michele Nichols at the United Nations and Arshad Mohammed in Washington

--al Rooters, all Muslim, all the time.

[Dave346]

Badie is to the Brotherhood what Ali Khamenei is in Iran. Morsi was always a figurehead.

Reuters showing that they side with evil every time.

[colorado tanker]

Don’t they realize they are making Juan McCain mad?

[Uncle Miltie]

Happy Arab Spring!

[I want the USA back]

Within hours our fearless leader will condemn this, showing that he is on the side of the savage murderers.

(Both sides are savage murderers. He’s chosen the side that is worse than the other.)

[GeronL]

how long has been since the MSM and Obama decided that MB is not a terrorist group?

[hummingbird]

"The release of the images seemed designed to humiliate the Brotherhood chief...."

Humiliation.

"Its a good thing".

[PapaBear3625]

In another article notes:

Sakr predicted that the Brotherhood would survive the latest blow, and make it back to politics within two or three years, because it would adjust, as it always has.

One key to its survival, he said, may be its vast and highly organized social welfare networks that made it popular in Egypt.

If those institutions remain intact, the Brotherhood may be able to weather state harassment in the long term.

"The organization is based on social relationships with families, neighbors, schools, hospitals, institutions and orphanages," said Sakr.

The Muslim Brotherhood is, like many such movements, an alliance between manipulative elites and the underclass, against the middle class. As long as it funnels food and money to underclass supporters, it will have an endless supply of thugs to help it impose its will (much like the Democrat Party).

The key is to locate and eliminate the sources of its funding.

[Chad_the_Impaler]

Badie is the Brotherhood, the movement's spiritual and political head. Morsi is just a side-show.

I thought Khairat al-Shater was really calling the shots.