Mubarak is staying

Fox News | 02/10/11 | Live Broadcast

[Waverunner]

Just listening to Mubarrak - He's staying, not bowing to foreign pressure( Adios Hillary)

[Waverunner]

Just fat fingers while typing...

[markman46]

gave the finger to barky!!, crowds not happy

[Gaffer]

He learned from the best - Slick Willie. Deny, obfuscate, hold out - get your minions to speak for you, let the furor subside and then kill/punish those that don’t stop..

[blackdog]

Does this mean Obamma is still inspired by the mobs, less inspired, or flatly experiencing an inspiration plateau?

[MotherRedDog]

Must be Glenn Beck’s fault.

[Scythian]

Yep, and they have excellent military weaponry from America ...

[catbertz]

Oh Noes. Anderson Cooper is mad. He’s been ranting nonstop. He’s said “its all lies” like ten times.

[Sarah Barracuda]

Good, even though I am not a big fan of his, there could be WORSE, much worse than him. If somehow by him staying the Muslim Brotherhood won’t be able to take over then I am SO glad that he is staying. He is not bowing down to pressure, unlike Obama who bows down to all of our enemies and kisses their behinds

[Ditto]

I had the funniest dream the other night. Imagine Dan Rather as a speech writer for Obamma?!

You should lay off the jalapenos before bed time.

[Track9]

Mubarak is no angel and he does need to go but I’m glad to see him doing it the right way.

That's right.. and I hope the army uses the remaining six months to position themselves as the law and order of Egypt vs. the muzzi brotherhood sharia madness. More freedoms do not have to lead to a Taliban like police state.. which of course they will if the mob gets it's way.

[pgkdan]

Go read about the Iranian revolution of 1979 and how quickly the radicals got control of it. Then get back to me if you’re still excited about what is going on in Egypt. Sorry, a mob of street punks is not democracy. Egypt has 87 million people. 100,000 are in the streets. I think the election will reflect the voice and will of the people more than a mob will.

You're absolutely right! And I might add that democracy is not a national stability panacea. That's why our Founders were wise enough to spare us that chaos and opted for a republic.

Democracy in the Middle East is a scary thing. Having an islamist government running Egypt would be an absolute nightmare.

[blackdog]

I thought Cooper was a reporter, not an editorial staff?

[Praxeologue]

I doubt that the many secularists who were tortured horribly by Mubarak (courtesy of our tax dollars) are now breathing “sighs of relief.”

Eight million Copts want Murabak to stay put.

[babygene]

“You live in a country that has real elections.”

You mean like the last national elections here where the libs picked our republican candidate?

[blackdog]

Yeah, but Rather has that relentless desire to add crazy adjectives to everything.

[Track9]

Good for him. He can now institute changes to allow more freedom and minimize the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Exactly.. something our idiot 'leader' will never understand.

[pgkdan]

You’re happy that a welfare bum and sadistic torturer who was instrumental in building up the MB, even while he tortured secularists, will continue to hold power?

No...I'm happy that Mubarek will hold his office until September, giving the military and other concerned parties a chance to hold elections and prevent the islamist takeover of Egypt.

[gov_bean_ counter]

OK, so which of Obie's thugs floated the rumor Mubarak was gone?

[Track9]

That would have been Katie Curva.

[catbertz]

haha I’m pretty sure you’re being sarcastic, and now I need a new keyboard. Mr Teabag was just beside himself with outrage. I think he even called Mubarak a narcissist, which I think is rich, considering the Zero that he worships is a classic narcissist.