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  • Lernakan
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    Re: Revolutions in the Middle East

    Originally posted by londontsi View Post
    That is why I beleive in our nation being strong.
    I do not care for other people (nations) as much I care for my people.
    Good, and the same goes for me.

    P.S. I like your signature.

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  • londontsi
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    Re: Revolutions in the Middle East

    Originally posted by Lernakan View Post
    What are you trying to say by this?
    What will be will be.
    We do not have the power but we have the wish.
    Events are driven by those who have the power.

    That is why I beleive in our nation being strong.
    I do not care for other people (nations) as much I care for my people.


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  • londontsi
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    Re: Revolutions in the Middle East

    Originally posted by Federate View Post
    I hope the Egyptian people are smart enough to realise Mohammad el-Baradei is just another American/UN stooge and he'll become the next puppet. The guy left Egypt in the 60s and came back only next year, how is he qualified to know what the hell is best for Egypt?
    Although I do not disagree with you the other geezer was in Egypt (as President ) for 30 years and he didn't know his people.

    What will be will be.


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  • Lernakan
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    Re: Revolutions in the Middle East

    Originally posted by londontsi View Post
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    Why do you care?
    Why do I care? Because I'm opposed to the world domination of America/Israel.


    Are you Egyptian? or Muslim?
    Don't be silly.


    As for me I watch "unemotionally" !!
    Well, good for you...I guess.


    Everybody will get what they deserve !!
    What are you trying to say by this?

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  • Federate
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    Re: Revolutions in the Middle East

    I hope the Egyptian people are smart enough to realise Mohammad el-Baradei is just another American/UN stooge and he'll become the next puppet. The guy left Egypt in the 60s and came back only next year, how is he qualified to know what the hell is best for Egypt?

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  • londontsi
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    Re: Revolutions in the Middle East

    Originally posted by Lernakan View Post
    I really hope you are right .........
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    Why do you care? Are you Egyptian? or Muslim?

    As for me I watch "unemotionally" !!

    Everybody will get what they deserve !!


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  • Lernakan
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    Re: Revolutions in the Middle East

    Originally posted by londontsi View Post
    Any chance of a puppet successor leader for Egypt has vanished long ago.
    I really hope you are right Londontsi, however I won't believe it until it happens.

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  • londontsi
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    Re: Revolutions in the Middle East

    Originally posted by Lernakan View Post
    Apparently it was an American diplomatic car.
    U.S. has big problems, not only in Egypt but "all" of Arab/Islamic world.

    Any chance of a puppet successor leader for Egypt has vanished long ago.

    Major geopolitical changes in the Middle East are inevitable, will not necessarily mean stability.

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  • Federate
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    Re: Revolutions in the Middle East

    The Arab league's chief Amr Moussa attended the protests in Tahrir square. Just like most things coming out of the Arab League, it did nothing proving how ineffective it continues to be and his attendance almost went unnoticed.

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  • Lernakan
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    Re: Revolutions in the Middle East

    Originally posted by Federate View Post
    Van runs over 20 people... viewer discretion is advised...
    Apparently it was an American diplomatic car.

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