Our Allies Wonder

[scotty]

Originally Posted by Sam

Egyptians who have attended and viewed demonstrations have said that there are lots of people with signs favoring the continuation of Mubarak and that is the "real" voice of the Egyptian people. This person said that the demonstrators demanding Mubarak's departure seem to have been brought in by outsiders --that they all seem to have the same cell phones, the same blankets, and that they speak a different dialect than the Egyptians. I have not seen anything about that on the news

From what I am reading the demonstration is composed of several youth groups. All with the same ideals. They have always demonstrated separatly and thus were easy for the secret police to control, this time however they combined. The way I understand it, the leaders of these groups have formed together as a collective voice for all demonstrators with no one leader claiming total leadership. Sounds like a democracy to me. If this stands then it would be a good start. As I said earlier, the Egyptian people have been acustom to the freedoms and technology of western culture, I would find it very suprising if they were to suddenly tolorate an Islamic controled society.

[BroGary]

Serious research will show that those working towards a Luciferian one world government effectively control both "sides" at the highest levels of power and what you see on the controlled major media is just a show for the deceived general public.

http://www.henrymakow.com/egypt_the_hidden_agenda.html

For an excellent overview of the history of the push towards a "New World Order" click on the link below:

http://kenraggio.com/KRPN-DevilinNWO.htm

Also read:

http://www.henrymakow.com/the_banker_conspiracy.html

and

http://www.texemarrs.com/122010/they.htm

and

http://educate-yourself.org/cn/proje...m25jul05.shtml

and

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...11570371055528

and

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZYfeYhQ9eU

and

http://deceivedworld.blogspot.com/20...n-part-15.html

and

http://deceivedworld.blogspot.com/20...n-part-13.html

(There is much more info available for those who want to do the research, but that should be a very good start :-)

I know that there will likely be some who will scoff at this stuff, and that is their right to do so if they wish, but for those who realize (or at least suspect that) the major media is controlled by those working towards a one world (antichrist) government, they should recognize that the info on the above links is a clear indication of how the stage is being set for the fulfillment of more last days Bible prophecy.

[scotty]

It is now official, the military has control .

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by deacon blues

Mubarak in Egypt has been a 30 year ally in the Middle East. BO has completely abandoned him in the current crisis. What does this say to the rest of our allies around the world? How can they trust that we will be there to support them in times of crisis?

Once again the lack of experience and depth in this president puts our national security at risk.

Glad you voted for him now?

Wasn't Saddam ours too?

[deacon blues]

Ahmadinajhad declared that this is the beginning of a new Middle East free from Western influence. The idea of Western democracies flourishing in these countries I'm afraid is a fantasy. These people are tribal, fanatical and embrace a culture of terror, violence and death. Their goal is world domination. They will not be our allies. They want to destroy Israel. They want to destroy America. I fear that what will happen in Egypt may appear good, but the religious zeal that blinds these people will open the door to radicals who will steer this nation towards extremism.

What about Jordan? Will we throw King Hussein under the bus too?

[deacon blues]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

Wasn't Saddam ours too?

Mubarak never waged war against Egypt's enemies, did not threaten peace in the Middle East, was actually the most dependable Arab leader along with King Hussein of Jordan. Hussein was an entirely different animal.

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by deacon blues

Ahmadinajhad declared that this is the beginning of a new Middle East free from Western influence. The idea of Western democracies flourishing in these countries I'm afraid is a fantasy. These people are tribal, fanatical and embrace a culture of terror, violence and death. Their goal is world domination. They will not be our allies. They want to destroy Israel. They want to destroy America. I fear that what will happen in Egypt may appear good, but the religious zeal that blinds these people will open the door to radicals who will steer this nation towards extremism.

What about Jordan? Will we throw King Hussein under the bus too?

How did we throw Mubarak under the bus?

Even if Mubarak did NOTHING WRONG and was not a dictator, shouldn't the honor of the will and wishes of the people of Egypt be more honorable than forcing and keeping in place a puppet government?


The people want him gone.
How does anyone say we keep him there?

Let's just send in some troops to help keep the peace. After all, it wouldn't inflame the Egyptian people to send American troops into their country to help keep our man in power.


What do the critics of President Obama's handling of Egypt's crisis want our President to do?

The Egyptian people are not protesting for America's help!

They are protesting for their American government supported dictator to be gone!!

What do you want America's President to do?

[Jermyn Davidson]

Does any one else see serious hypocrisy in America supporting a dictator?

Where is the accountability of the $30B we send him annually?

How has he helped his third world country?

[Ferd]

Originally Posted by Jermyn Davidson

Does any one else see serious hypocrisy in America supporting a dictator?

Where is the accountability of the $30B we send him annually?

How has he helped his third world country?

no. We support American interests.

Mubarak has been an ally where we needed him to be. there is no hypocrisy in that.

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by Ferd

no. We support American interests.

Mubarak has been an ally where we needed him to be. there is no hypocrisy in that.

Good answer, but your application of supporting American interests breed contempt for a concept and our nation that prides itself as a symbol of how that concept works so well: DEMOCRACY.


Americans didn't want America to be the world's policeman-- so our President won't take us down that road. He's staying true to form by not bringing America into the forefront.