I don’t think sharia law would sit well with the Egyptian youth. Lets not get carried away here.
It doesn't sell well with the Iranian youth, either.
Why are you getting carried away? Are you going drama queen about something? Calm down. You're probably much farther from it than I am.
The latest poll shows 71% of Egyptians want Sharia law.
“”I don’t think sharia law would sit well with the Egyptian youth. Lets not get carried away here.””
Due to the nature of Islamist movements and taking into consideration what Allegra actually said...your point is what? They damn well better be ready to shed blood becaus the MB is ready to.
I don’t think sharia law would sit well with the Egyptian youth. Lets not get carried away here.
A recent poll by Pew Research Center showed some 85% of muslims in Egypt want sharia as the law of the land. And they’re going to get it.
You need to educate yourself... Rush read a new pew poll of Egyptians... 82% hate America... they want sharia law... just find it and read it.
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SOURCE: http://thewestislamandsharia.blogspot.com/2011/02/pew-poll-whats-coming-to-egypt-islam.html
Many of us, who treasure liberty and democracy, are thrilled by the ongoing people’s revolution on the streets of Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, Yemen and other Middle Eastern nations, headed by dictatorial regimes that are friendly toward the infidel world (in Iran and Gaza, no such protests).
The following facts, gathered by a Pew Survey, should worry us as much as thrilled are the revolutionaries.
According to a recent Pew survey (April - May 2010) reported by Reuters:
20% percent had a favourable view of Al-Qaeda
18% had confidence in Osama bin Laden (though it has fallen from 27% a few years ago
Also,
49% are favorable of Hamas
30% are favorable of Hezbollah
On Islamic punishments:
54% wants segregation of men and women in workplace
82% wants adulterers be stoned
84% wants death penalty for apostates from Islam
77% favors flogging or amputation of the hands of thieves
On the preferred system of governance:
59% preferred democracy to any other kind of government.
22% said a non-democratic system be preferable in certain circumstances.
Above facts may give us an inkling to at least a part of the people’s discontent against the reigning dictators, who tries to maintain friendly relations with infidel nations and even show their inclination toward recognizing Israel.
People certainly wants democracy, and they will probably get it -— in terms of putting the next government in power.
What would come subsequently remains to be seen, although it seems all too clear already to the discerning mind.