If it does, will the free people of Egypt be either willing or able to say, "No," to the Muslim Brotherhood and their coreligionists?
Now, just in case this isn't clear: This protest is not one made or sustained by the Muslim Brotherhood, it's one that had people from all social classes and religious background in Egypt. The Muslim Brotherhood only showed up on Tuesday, and even then they were not the majority of people there by a long shot. We tolerated them there since we won't say no to fellow Egyptians who wanted to stand with us, but neither the Muslims Brotherhood not any of the Opposition leaders have the ability to turn out one tenth of the numbers of Protesters that were in Tahrir on Tuesday. This is a revolution without leaders. Three Million individuals choosing hope instead of fear and braving death on hourly basis to keep their dream of freedom alive. Imagine that.
3 in respondeo:
Give Us...your poor, confused and ragged imam, turn him in to the nearest safe-house or mosque, where a sophisticated moderate will remind him of his holy mission to infiltrate the infidel's domain with poisonous literature supplied by the nearest C.A.I.R. office.
If he's a determined shahid that wants to blow up a mall or train station (as shown in Bukhari, Book 52) to create terror, then the necessary equipment will be provided.
Then, he will inherit the garden, where all promises will be fulfilled.
reb
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What a mess.
How can anyone believe that a genocidal pedophile promising a celestial brothel to those who violate all Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule represented the living God?
This article was written in February, and now Egyptian Coptic
families are running for their lives...into Turkey - 100,000 at the last count.
I suppose it's out of the fry pan..and into the fire for the hapless non-muslim. - reb
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