Report: ElBaradei tells Mubarak to leave Egypt in 48 hours or be a "dead man walking"

Jihad Watch ^ | 2/2/2011 | Marisol

[paulycy]

Is he going to bring a knife to a gunfight?

Is he really going to challenge the kind of brutal dictator he accuses Mubarak of being?

The Muslim Brotherhood must know that if Mubarak lasts until September they have no chance of winning the vote.

They must usurp the govt asap.

[cripplecreek]

the current call for Mubarak to leave immediately is being orchestrated by radicals who recognize the potential power vacuum,

That's exactly what I've been saying. Forcing him out will create a vacuum that will be filled by a power struggle among the most agressive groups seeking to seize it.

While Egypt isn't colonial I do think this goal of communist fits the situation nicely.

43) Overthrow all colonial governments before native populations are ready for self-government.

[Rome2000]

One day we will be watching the history of the Hussein Baraka Presidency of the USA, and how the USA elected a communist muslim usurper to he highest office in the land.

Hopefully, complete with the modern day version of the Nuremberg trials when the truth comes out.

[tumblindice]

“The aging Egyptian leader, reportedly suffering from cancer ...”

The Shah of Iran was suffering from cancer, too, when we had another feckless Democrat in the WH, `79.

The conclusion appears to be inescapable: Democrats in power make foreign leaders gravely ill.

[diverteach]

I wonder what Iran has going on with their left hand. Could all this unrest across the ME been orchestrated as a really really good diversion while they finish a nuke then use said nuke on Israel while pointing fingers at Egypt?

[SE Mom]

John McCain (I know, but still) said out loud, very firmly and directly: “Elbaradei is NO friend of the United States”.

[DoughtyOne]

One might say Mohammed El Baradei is looking a lot like a power hungry fool.

[DoughtyOne]

Exactly. He’s about as credible as an Obama Czar.

[Radix]

You made me laugh.

[Daffynition]

Remember when.. The original photograph showed Mr Mubarak lagging behind US President Barack Obama, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas and King Abdullah II of Jordan on the red carpet at the White House. Al-Ahram, which has the largest circulation of any Egyptian newspaper, published their altered version of the image on Tuesday. Already prompting a wave of spoof images, the embarrassing revelation arrives at a time when Egypt is preparing for parliamentary elections in November.

Photoshopped version [The doctored shot with the Egyptian President at the front of the pack of world leaders ]....