[Girlene]

Even if someone reads the entire article, the author never dispels any notion of the video being anything more than a few hacked and dubbed scenes from an unrelated movie posted to the internet that no one ever heard of.

I don't think that was the point of the article. It was a window into the thinking of the protestors, and regular Egyptians who want nothing to do with them. The State Dept and Romney need to read articles like this. (forget obama, he's hopeless)

It is a sad look into what a mess the ME is and how difficult it will be for these countries to be successful. The Egyptians could start by punishing their own mosque leaders who foment the unrest. A few of them disappear over time and life might become a bit quieter over there. Unfortunately, the MB thinks things are going along just fine, so...

[dfwgator]

Even if someone reads the entire article, the author never dispels any notion of the video being anything more than a few hacked and dubbed scenes from an unrelated movie posted to the internet that no one ever heard of.

Until Obama and Hillary decided to publicize it, which caused the unrest to spread.

[fso301]

I don't think that was the point of the article. It was a window into the thinking of the protestors, and regular Egyptians who want nothing to do with them.

I tend to agree but I think my point still stands, people read newspapers in one of three ways, by scanning titles, reading the first two paragraphs, or reading the entire article.