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**Flankrene** · 11-02-2011, 09:31 PM

As were the Iranians, ...and the Turks.

Unless they are hard-line anti-Muslim Brotherhood... they will be co-opted or consumed.

Right now, the Muslim Brotherhood IS the organized opposition.

Regardless of the yahoos in the streets of Cairo... 60% to 85% of Egyptians out of Cairo are fundamentalist Muslim and are for Sharia Law, ...including death to all apostates, cutting the hands off thieves, and the segregation of women in the workplace.

If they have a seat at the table... Egypt as a free Republic is unicorn spit.

Might happen. And we care because?

But Sadanie is right. Sometimes you can't put toothpaste back in the tube.

The days of the old rules is dead or dying in the Middle East. The bell of change has been rung in the Middle East and that bell will continue to ring.
Even Iran is in the process of change. It may take 20 more years, but its happening. We can't rush the process.

11-02-2011, 09:31 PM	#10
Flankrene Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 325 Senior Member	As were the Iranians, ...and the Turks. Unless they are hard-line anti-Muslim Brotherhood... they will be co-opted or consumed. Right now, the Muslim Brotherhood IS the organized opposition. Regardless of the yahoos in the streets of Cairo... 60% to 85% of Egyptians out of Cairo are fundamentalist Muslim and are for Sharia Law, ...including death to all apostates, cutting the hands off thieves, and the segregation of women in the workplace. If they have a seat at the table... Egypt as a free Republic is unicorn spit. Might happen. And we care because? But Sadanie is right. Sometimes you can't put toothpaste back in the tube. The days of the old rules is dead or dying in the Middle East. The bell of change has been rung in the Middle East and that bell will continue to ring. Even Iran is in the process of change. It may take 20 more years, but its happening. We can't rush the process.
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