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Post by Trenton Meyer on Feb 11, 2011 2:35:18 GMT -5
Look out there's gonna be some serious changes in the world, and it might be sooner than ya think!
Plus i think were gonna see fuel prices soar in the next few months! Maybe $5-15 per gal., if Egypt is taken over by the (MBH)Muslim Brotherhood.
Suez Canal would be shut down, choking oil supplies to the west.
Israel, Jordan will be in big trouble.
I personally think Obama is a wolf in sheep's clothing, or he would be against the (MBH).
I wish Ronald Reagen was still around!
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Post by Chris Ratchford on Feb 11, 2011 16:01:01 GMT -5
I must say, I agree with you. Im assuming you are serious about Reagan. He was the best president with times like this. I hope Obama can step up when he needs to. I personally am a republican, Loved Reagan, moderately liked the first Bush, actualy liked Clinton ( a republican shouldn't admit to this), hated the second bush ( a republican shouldn't admit to this either), and am unsure about Obama.  |
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Post by Ryan Thames on Feb 11, 2011 16:03:03 GMT -5
Obama should step down
But he won't... Because he is where "they" want him to be
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Post by Robert Bishop on Feb 11, 2011 17:16:27 GMT -5
if we make it 10more years as a country it would shock me
one world government is coming and ww3 /wars are coming within 10y
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Post by Robert Bishop on Feb 11, 2011 17:19:43 GMT -5
as soon as that jerk from Iran gets nuc weapons it will start because he will set them on the northern border of Israel and the Jews will react destroying Damascus Isa 17
If it hadnt been for the com virus it would have already started
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Post by enginterzi on Feb 11, 2011 17:41:48 GMT -5
i understand the pain that you guys have for losing Mubarak puppet but trust me that Egyptian army got the control and the remote control will still be in your hands.
so calm down,your man the modern day Pharaoh Dictator Mubarak is not a big loss for you.
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Post by Trenton Meyer on Feb 11, 2011 20:51:41 GMT -5
Chris, I'm very serious about Reagen, however I'm a conservative not a Demo or Rep.
Engin,
We are not afraid, nor in pain!!!Mubarak was a conceited bastard, but I'm worried about who's gonna take his place. I'm also very upset of what could happen.
I think your going to see the same thing happen to several other countries over there.
I wish it would happen over here,our country needs a good bitch slappen. We need to get back to our constitutional values, wake up some of the socialistic liberals!
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Post by John Wilson on Feb 11, 2011 22:36:05 GMT -5
i understand the pain that you guys have for losing Mubarak puppet but trust me that Egyptian army got the control and the remote control will still be in your hands. so calm down,your man the modern day Pharaoh Dictator Mubarak is not a big loss for you. The "pain" is actually deja vu. This is 1979 Iran all over again. Just as Iran was never a friend, the Shah was at least predictable. The student uprising in Iran, and the overthrow of the Shah, was heralded as a move for democracy... for just about long enough for the Mullahs to fill the vaccuum and for Islamic Fascism to take root. I fear the same for Egypt. Egypt is a mixture of a Police State and a cesspool, so I'm not sure what could get worse for the poor Egyptians. If you recall, Mubarek is what filled the void left by the murder of Sadat. Egyptians were in love with Mubarek then, because Sadat was the guy who made peace with Israel. So just as Mubarek is a thug today, will Egyptians be happy with any new thug who comes along? What? The Muslim Brotherhood is going to push for free democratic elections, and they will gracefully step aside in a few years when the people want more freedom? Do we have to tell the story of Mubarek again before anyone gets the point? Mubarek was nobody's friend and a terrible menace to his own people. Personally, I believe he is one more person the world is better off without. But for anyone to believe for one second that democracy is what will fill the void left behind by Mubarek stepping down, well let's just say that is a dream not likely to be realized. |
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Post by John Wilson on Feb 11, 2011 23:42:02 GMT -5
I don't mean to sound so cynical. I really do pray that the Egyptian people make the most of this opportunity to do whatever they feel is best for them. It is their country, and they need to keep doing what they are doing until they can get control over their own destiny.
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Post by Tero Lampikari on Feb 12, 2011 5:06:02 GMT -5
But for anyone to believe for one second that democracy is what will fill the void left behind by Mubarek stepping down, well let's just say that is a dream not likely to be realized. I think there is nothing wrong with being cynical John. Honesty is only a problem if trying to influence people. Problem is it doesn't work! And what is democracy? An ideology that doesn't exist. Anywhere!  |
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Post by enginterzi on Feb 12, 2011 5:42:45 GMT -5
Mubarak was no body's friend ;D ? is that why US has been sending him billions of dollars to be a servant? every year US has been sending 2 billion dollars to Egypt for the last 30 years i mean US helps to many countries but that is not bad for a dictator to receive such support ;D . www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financetopics/8290133/Most-US-aid-to-Egypt-goes-to-military.html the whole world knows that Mubarak has been the puppet of US and Israel Mubarak (no one's friend ;D ); Wars and the monetary gain from the Gulf War of 1991 Egypt was a member of the allied coalition in the 1991 Gulf War, and Egyptian infantry were some of the first to land in Saudi Arabia to evict Iraqi forces from Kuwait. Reports that sums as large as $500,000 per soldier were paid or debt forgiven were published in the news media. The Economist cites: The programme worked like a charm: a textbook case, says the IMF. In fact, luck was on Hosni Mubarak's side; when the US was hunting for a military alliance to force Iraq out of Kuwait, Egypt's president joined without hesitation. After the war, his reward was that America, the Arab states of the Persian Gulf, and Europe forgave Egypt around $14 billion of debt.
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Post by enginterzi on Feb 12, 2011 5:50:10 GMT -5
majority of the world hated George Bush but Americans re-elected him because it was your desicion and we could not have done anything about it.
according to John MBH is Islamic Fascism and according to me Israel is a Terrorist State which is supported by the Zionists Lobbies from thousands of miles away.
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Post by Ryan Thames on Feb 12, 2011 5:53:42 GMT -5
Engin, buddy you gotta ease up a bit.
The people on this board honestly want the best for Egypt.
We are mere men. We have no control over what puppeteers do.
You have to stop pointing fingers at the US.
You and I both know it goes deeper than any country.
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Post by enginterzi on Feb 12, 2011 6:23:27 GMT -5
Ryan,
when you guys call the Muslims as potential terrorists then you are not pointing fingers right? but if you kill by high tech weapons then it is not terrorism right? i do not care if i am the only one who is voicing different opinion than others on this board.it does not make you right only because many answers against me.if it was a board from this side of the world then your opinion would be the minority.so i give you an opportunity to hear something diferent than zionist media and celebrity world lead you.
people of this board want the best only for Israel because they are so called choisen people (even though they call Jesus a bastard) and all the movies you watch,all the tv programs that you watch tells you to believe so.but the real fascism is to believe that there are choisen people on this earth.we believe that all races are equal and GOD sent HIS message to each of them.in short we do not call HIM GOD of Israel (even that term is the father of fascism) but GOD of the universe.
if you want the best for other countries then respect their choices.did foreigners get involved with US elections even though they wanted the best for US and for the World which is a world without Bush? no,so let the nations decide for themselves.
i mean even a simple fact can not be admitted by you guys,that Mubarak has been the puppet of US.so US that always sounds as a defender of democracy has actually been supporting a sick dictator for 30 years same as they did to Saddam (until he rebelled against his masters) a dictator is good as long as he obeys his owner.
US does not want democracy,it just wants to control other countries.who won the elections in Palestina? and whose idea was this elections? did Israel and US accept the results? so no need to play games of "we care about those people" while not respecting their choices.
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Post by enginterzi on Feb 12, 2011 6:41:33 GMT -5
The people on this board honestly want the best for Egypt. . i do not see anything about thinking of the best for Egyptian people here; Look out there's gonna be some serious changes in the world, and it might be sooner than ya think! Plus i think were gonna see fuel prices soar in the next few months! Maybe $5-15 per gal., if Egypt is taken over by the (MBH)Muslim Brotherhood. Suez Canal would be shut down, choking oil supplies to the west. Israel, Jordan will be in big trouble. I personally think Obama is a wolf in sheep's clothing, or he would be against the (MBH). I wish Ronald Reagen was still around! at least that is an honest statement which has nothing to do with hypocricy like "we love Egyptian people and that is why we care about th situation in Egypt". that hypocricy is the thing that makes me almost throw up but i understand the realistic view of Trenton,even though i think that US should mind its own business.that land has been our land (Ottoman Empire) till only a century ago but even we do not get involved as much as you guys do (even though we have strong historical and religious ties with Arabs). |
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