Egyptian military captures AQ leader Ayman al Zawahri's brother fighting with brudderhood

[geofra]

Originally Posted by Goinback2011

1. There's no evidence the election wasn't rigged.

2. The Egyptian people in their millions demonstrating against the MB as terrorists say the opposite of what you're saying.

3. The history of MB terrorism says the opposite of what you're saying.

1. nice argument, for a 5th grader!

2. Well, it was elected, it didn't take Egypt by force.

3. I don't know what I said that you're trying to counter with this argument.

[Goinback2011]

The muslim brotherhood is a terrorist organization.

Try buying a clue.

[malamute]

I hope Americans will leave the military or refuse to join it if Obama starts sending Americans to die for his beloved Muslim Brotherhood.

[softblueyz]

Originally Posted by geofra

The Muslim Brotherhood was elected to national leadership peacefully and with little corruption. The Egyptian people spoke.

The Egyptian military has caused a huge mess and sympathy for the Brotherhood that the Brotherhood probably lost due to its incompetency at governing. It has definitely put the interim government in a hapless situation, as well as any government elected next.

Maybe it was necessary to act quickly, but... what a mess...

The MB has a history of feeding and taking care of the poor and the poorest of the poor. This bought them loyalty. When the elections rolled around, the loyalists were encouraged to leave their villages and/or poor neighborhoods to vote. They were given a piece of bread and a dollar to vote.

Kind of like promising the poor in the United States that they will be taken care of by government if they vote for a particular politician.

Who or what country had "sympathy" for the MB? It was a violent terrorist organization (and still is by creating militant offshoots) that realized that their violence wasn't getting them anywhere and they took a "pledge of non-violence" - but continued it's mission through a non-violent jihad. This enabled them to be recognized as a "legitimate" organization and allowed them to set up a presence in many countries.

If you feel sympathy for the MB, you might stop if you had more information. Don't be fooled by Obama's sympathy for the MB. He put himself in a situation where he is too involved with the MB and it's part of his Muslim tolerance initiative.

You can be sure that if Americans took action to destroy government buildings, government facilities, burning hospitals, burning churches, burning the homes of Christians, attacking Christian schools, attacking police stations and killing police officers and bodies were being dismembered, he would be calling out the military and the police to stop the violence, and it would result in deaths. But at the end of the day he would probably call it "work place violence" because he has a problem with the word "terrorism".

[sxrckr]

Originally Posted by softblueyz

If you feel sympathy for the MB, you might stop if you had more information. Don't be fooled by Obama's sympathy for the MB. He put himself in a situation where he is too involved with the MB and it's part of his Muslim tolerance initiative.

You can be sure that if Americans took action to destroy government buildings, government facilities, burning hospitals, burning churches, burning the homes of Christians, attacking Christian schools, attacking police stations and killing police officers and bodies were being dismembered, he would be calling out the military and the police to stop the violence, and it would result in deaths. But at the end of the day he would probably call it "work place violence" because he has a problem with the word "terrorism".

Yep.

[KUchief25]

Originally Posted by Dumbdowndemocrats

Makes me wonder if Bin Ladin is not really dead but playing cards with Obama in the Lincoln bedroom of the White House ...

Well if this guy finds his way over to be interrogated by US forces I'm sure we will just toss him off a boat into the ocean like we did with bin laden?? Or so they say. lol