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"Then we should have taken all our tanks, F-16’s, Missile systems and 1.8 Billion Dollars per year in aid away also."

Agreed.

"Not to mention, let the Suez Canal and the SUMET pipeline fall into hostile Jihadi hands."

We shouldn't be dependent on a 19th century ditch or a pipeline carrying Arabian oil. It's idiocy that we have placed ourselves in a sort serfdom to Mohammedan oil interests and by extension, their geopolitical games and internecine battles.

"Oh, and don't forget the Iran Nuclear arms race. Imagine the MB having Nuclear weapons to distribute amongst the Islamofacsist World."

And I suppose you think it's the Iranians who are behind what's happening in Egypt? That's nonsense, though no doubt they think it's a good development...rather like having our young people die and the country go broke getting rid of their greatest enemy Saddam. Iran's ambitions are the same as the ambitions of Persia have been for 3000 years.

"It goes well beyond a small civil revolution."

There's nothing small about what is happening in Egypt, at least the Egyptian people don't seem to think so.

Do you even have a clue what is happening? ElBaradei IS the Muslim Brotherhood, who founded Al Qaida, who formatted the “revolution” in Iran in 1979.

ElBaradei is the UN envoy for the IAEA, who oversaw the “sanctions” on Iran. Iran did not lose any progress on building a weapon as a result. Iran also is selling 35% more Oil to Asia than they were 2 years ago, further accelerating their advance on building a bomb.

You think this is still just about forming a simple Democracy? Not even close.

And I suppose you think it's the Iranians who are behind what's happening in Egypt?

You really don't know what is happening, do you?

1) The candidate pushed to replace Hosni Mubarak is r. Mohamed ElBaradei who is bought and paid for by Iran.

"The Egyptian Newspaper Al Youm Al Sabeh reports: In a communication to the Attorney General of Egypt, Dr. Yasser Najib Abdel Mabboud, has accused Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei, former Director General of International Atomic Energy Agency and a candidate in the Egyptian presidential elections, of receiving funds exceeding $7 million (US) from Iran’s leadership as support for ‘political reform in Egypt’.

2) The Muslim Brotherhood is also a strong ally of Iran.

a) "Iranian clerics in turn helped to shape Islamist revivalism in Egypt. One notable example is the nineteenth-century Islamist Sayyed Jamal al-Din Asadabadi, also known as al-Afghani. When he arrived in Egypt from his native Iran, he claimed to be an Afghan so he could pass himself off as a Sunni. His new ideology advocated the unity of Muslims and sought in "authentic Islam" answers to the ills of Muslim societies. "

b) In November 2005, Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak stated that "most Shiites are faithful to Iran, not to their own government."

c) Prominent Egyptian cleric Shaikh Yousef Qarzawi, a former member of the Brotherhood, warned about the "Shiite tide" and the missionary activities of Shiites and the Iranian government, especially in Egypt. He said that "the increasing infiltration of Shiism in Egypt may lead to a civil war like the one in Iraq."