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To: Qbert

The Muslim Brotherhood may well be behind this, but are the people protesting because the Muslim Brotherhood was ejected, or because food and fuel costs have gone up. It seems like I’m hearing both, but never from the same source.

It may be that the Food and fuel hikes that are an inconvenience here, are so devastating to these poor countries that it’s the fuel that the Muslim brotherhood is trying to ride the coattails of.

Maybe Saudi Arabia needs to increase production before their neighborhood goes up in flames.


12 posted on 02/01/2011 7:01:20 AM PST by DannyTN
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To: DannyTN

“The Muslim Brotherhood may well be behind this, but are the people protesting because the Muslim Brotherhood was ejected, or because food and fuel costs have gone up. It seems like I’m hearing both, but never from the same source.”

—The MB is already well-trained in these endeavors. It looks like they used their claim, and their claim alone, that the elections were “rigged” as an excuse to start a mass revolt. Then they gathered the already hungry, disenchanted young people to join them.

And notice: there are no statements from the US here about examining whether there really were any problems with the Egyptian election. The MB makes this claim, starts a riot...and then we give them exactly what they want without challenge.


14 posted on 02/01/2011 7:14:48 AM PST by Qbert ("I seem to smell the stench of appeasement in the air" - Margaret Thatcher)
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