Its going downhill from what I see on the news, looks like the military is going to start getting more firm against rock throwing protesters.
Hope his insurance is paid up. I’ll give him 24 hours.
Obama must be so inspired.
First, restore order, and arrange a peaceful transfer of power. Good strategy if he can pull it off.
Mubarak may have the support of the Egyptian military.
Even so, that does not mean that Mubarak should renege on his promise to reform the government and address the grievances of the Egyptian people.
He must do that and he must do it as soon as possible, before he leaves office, immediately.
Listening to Greg Palcot and Judith Miller on Fox claiming this new violence is Mubarak’s responsibility.
MB wants violence, it plays well for their scheme.
CNN is even worse.
Zero will probably now make another speech.
The Mullahs are behind it all.
He has been an ally by quietly supporting the West's permanent interests for decades (interests which btw benefit the entire world)
“We” could have encouraged a peaceful transition and also supported a dignified exit, and worked it to everyone’s advantage
Barry's arrogant comments last night were totally cocked.
This is the putz who bowed to the King of Saudi Arabia? IS the King of Saudi some great defender of human rights?
And what about Barry's pen-pal Ahmadinejad? Last year somehow I missed Barry's stirring statement of support for the aspirations of the Iranian people, especially the youth, for human rights and freedom.
wtf.
Boo-hoo....little pansy Anderson Cooper is crying on CNN that the military didn’t come rescue him when the pro-Mubarak guys hit him in the head.
CNN was tickled pink for the past week that the military wasn’t doing anything, but now the military is supposed to save the Leftist media and the “students” (aka Muslim Brotherhood) from what are probably ex-military personnel who have had enough of the chaos in their country.
bttt
Remember Hosni - if they bring a knife to the fight, you bring a gun. Get in their faces!!
Any questions, just call the WH and the Thug-in-Chief will be happy to forward notes from his community organizing days...
“Pro-Mubarak demonstrators...”
ie... cronies and military who switched to their civvie clothes.
AMB. JOHN BOLTON
Fox News ^ | 28 January 2011 | John Bolton (Interview)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2664992/posts
“...I think after the Friday prayers the Brotherhood brought its people out. Thats why the protests are even more extensive today. That constitutes no doubt about it a direct threat to the military government, and I think the failure of the other security forces to bring the demonstrations under control also now explains the presence of the military.
Let me be clear here, this is not just the Mubarak-family government. The military has ruled Egypt since Gamal Nasser and they over through King Farook.
Its the military that is the real government and they are not going to go peacefully.
I think the question is whether and to what extent the Muslim Brotherhood and radical Islamists have infiltrated the leadership.
If the military holds firm its entirely possible, although bloody, that the government can hold onto power. That doesnt necessarily mean Mubarak will be in power, but the military will be, and I think that is why this contrast makes it so important for people to understand, this is not a choice between the Mubarak government on one hand, and sweetness and light, Jeffersonian democracy on the other.
bttt
Having pledged not to run for re-election this fall, Hosni Mubarak is drawing a line... and although Iranian shill Mohamed ElBaradei says that won’t cut it, the Egyptian president seems intent to retire on his terms-
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Iranian Shill ,Barrack Obama, has also thrown Mubarak under the bus.
His tamping this down and holding elections in Sept is for everybody’s best interest.
Pray for Egypt
Oh boy. Let’s see how fast Axelrod can load the teleprompter with a NEW SET OF BELIEFS for his Reader Man-Child, if Mubarak takes over again.....
Can’t see the news, but I guess it’s not exactly the “Berlin Wall Moment” many in the press tended to believe.