One of the Gulf states is more plausible.Originally Posted by Military-G
"He's supporting Israil, Israil our enemy."
"Israil and America supported him, we hate them all"
bla bla bla
guy with jihad beard, "they (speaking about Palis) going to destroy Israil, the country who control United states"
And here I was in this misconception that Egypt is stuck in the 70's
Well, I got the decade right, just not the century, more like 670.
Good idea to go to war with Israel.. would probably fix their overpopulation problem!
Heh,Arabs....Because Pavlov works on humans too.
Considering the high-quality English, these fine examples of Egyptian civility are likely some of the few educated and literate people.
Not that much with "homo sapiens"....
The best Hasbara Israel could hope for came from Egypt, clearly, it's a zionist plot and those interviewees are all Mossad agents. Currently, there are 250K Mossad agents in Tahrir square.
Middle East envoy Tony Blair on Egypt unrest
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-12324996
Good old Tony
I wrote couple of pages ago that when Mubarak goes (I do hope that it is "if" and not when),people who would try to succeed them will no doubt use the sentiments for their own good:Hosni was pro west and pro Israel,and we all know west+Israel=bad,it is all good and logical (to them).The fact of matter is that apparentely mr Husni isn't that good of theocrat if people hate his arse,and there is a truth behind western powers support him.
So it isn't or wasn't the dumbest of moves at all,some damage control.As far as we all know,half of the CIA is now in Egypt guarding Mubarrak
Egypt Invades Israel, it might be challenging getting spare parts for M1 tanks I've been seeing.Good idea to go to war with Israel.. would probably fix their overpopulation problem!
I'm not expert for the Middle east so I would like to know what all this actually mean ? If the new government replace Mubarak could it start some new Arabian-Israeli wars again ? what's better option for the Middle East and relations between Egypt and Israel ? Mubarak or those new guys who want to take power ?
In Israel, they debate about this question quite alot on the news and radio.
which is better for Israel?
A dictator that keeps the peace for 30 years but supports the public's brainwashing against Israel in order to keep the public united against a common enemy
Or a real democracy that will end up bringing the Muslim Brothers movement into power?
Short answer is that Mubarak is better, just like the Iranian Shah was better the the Mullahs
In my opinion, Israel should have kept the Sinai and only exchanged it for a peace agreement with a damocratic regime.
This is why I will never support a similar agreement with Assad's Syria, or with the PLO/Hamas controlled Palestine. an agreement with a dictator is useless once he's replaced.
Anyone who takes the power will be Muslim Brotherhoods´puppet. When Mubarak falls this will be the countdown for Peace Treatys´cancellation, in the meantime the new egyptian government will give a free hand to the arms smuggling to Gaza, as soon as they entirely control the situation, and then will wait for the opportunity to remilitarize the Sinai.
You want what Tony Blair said, democratic reforms but under stability not in chaos.
Maybe directing the people isn't very democratic but this is a nation that needs guidance in order to not turn into an Islamic theocracy. Mubarak will eventually die in a few years-decade and so you need a good replacement and there's non apart of democracy. Though, first the nation needs to be educated toward democracy, turn more secular and the state itself needs to adapt its institutions and laws so that democracy won't bring forward fundamentalism.
p.s. Israel just authorized Egypt to move 800 soldiers to Sinai (Sharem Al-Sheikh) for the first time since Sinai was demilitarized. Probably to protect Mubarak's palace there.
On Al Jazeera right now US State Dep is demanding that Mubarak release Al Jazeera journalists...why can't we ever shut our mouths.
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