[Truth29]

Obama will probably try have him deposed or killed.

[LibWhacker]

Anwar Sadat walking.

[Williams]

Egypt was saved from Obama. Incredible they took their own country back from the extremists, despite United States opposition.

Arguably the most important Muslim country, we are now losing Egypt to the Russians and Chinese.

Even aside from his Islamist sympathies, Obama is showing us the horribly perverse results of having a leftist in power. Our friends are treated like dirt for supporting us, our enemies like Iran are praised as “regional powers”.

[sargon]

I'm impressed with this Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. This is the kind of thing we need to hear from many more Muslim world leaders.

I think many Muslims are starting to realize that there are only 2 possibilities: either they solve this extremism issue from within their own ranks, or it will be imposed from the outside.

The latter solution will result in the annihilation of approximately 23% of the world's population from the face of the earth, while the former will permit those Muslims who wish to live in peace to be welcomed into a future of moderation, tolerance, and, most importantly, survival.

[Jimmy Valentine]

May God preserve him. Maybe he will be Egypts Washington

[BeadCounter]

And Egypt’s neighbor, Libya got all screwed up through poor foreign policy. Wouldn’t surprise me if Egypt’s army might actually go in there.

[BeadCounter]

Nice link. I’ll see all they have to say.

[SJackson]

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[Bellflower]

From my understanding there are Muslims like Sisi whom consider themselves to be benevolent and well meaning. I once had a young Muslim friend from Jordan who explained to me that there are basically two parts to the Koran. One part is like our Old Testament, he said, and the other part is like our New Testament. He said all the violent parts are in one section, but that many Muslims today go by the other nonviolent section.

The only problem I see with this is that from my understanding the more non violent section is the from the beginning and it becomes more violent as the book goes along. So you would think that the violent section is more present and therefore would supersede the more benevolent nonviolent section. That must be the way the violent Muslims see it.