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[Azizam]

Typical mullah art of BS...after deciding the fate of Pakistani's now you want to decide for Egyptians as well.....years of indoctrination, brain washing and enforcement can cause permanent brain damage.

Now some reality shock:

It's funny how both sides blame USA for everything.

 

[darkinsky]

Now some reality shock:

what did she mean by not being pakistan?

 

[livingdead]

what did she mean by not being pakistan?

democracy...

 

[Srinivas]

Thank GOD , Egyptian Brother hood called for destroying pyramids with Dynamites. These guys should not come to power, other wise Egypt will loose its historical monuments .

 

[Imran Khan]

Typical mullah art of BS...after deciding the fate of Pakistani's now you want to decide for Egyptians as well.....years of indoctrination, brain washing and enforcement can cause permanent brain damage.

Now some reality shock:

so she is another fat @$$ egyption troll ? yes we don't have no prostitutes like her

 

[MooshMoosh]

The West, Israel and Gulf royals congratulated the military coup and guess who was the only government who condemned it? AKP Turkey saying this is undemocratic which is true.

They arrested over 300 politicians allied to MB, shutted all the Islamic channels and opponent assualted the people. This is media restrictions and everything they are doing. They even closed the Gaza borders, all of them less than 24 hours and doing more soon. All of this happened under Mubarak for 30 years. The second Mubarak is coming in town and what is the people going to do exactly? this is why they are imbeciles that doesn't understand the principles of democracy or never accept the fact that government win.

 

[anonymus]

People often mix up religion with politics, democracy with intolerance, and patience with suffering.

The Egyptian people baned into the street with greater number than anti-Mubarak protests. Seemingly, they're fed up with the MB, they spoke their word and their voice is being heard.

I was not talking on completely different lines.

The meaning of my question was whether democracy is a religion for it's fanatic followers since they could see no wrong in democracy.

Unquestioned devotion is unalienable part of religion and if someone is a democracy fundamentalist, it effectively performs the same function as religion for that person.

 

[KingMamba]

what did she mean by not being pakistan?

Egyptians have this illusion that they were somehow better off than Pakistan.

 

[darkinsky]

Egyptians have this illusion that they were somehow better off than Pakistan.

egypt is ahead of pakistan in few means like they have egypt air, they have orascom, few nobel laureates and they have tourism, but i dont really get why in the world they will compare a nuclear power who has thousand times more resources and is a functioning stable democracy will be equal to egypt

just because we have some terrorist problem in few corners of our country doesnt mean we are failing badly

 

[Imran Khan]

 

[Gandhi G in da house]

so she is another fat @$$ egyption troll ? yes we don't have no prostitutes like her

Not only Egyptian women.

 

[darkinsky]

so she is another fat @$$ egyption troll ? yes we don't have no prostitutes like her

she has no neck

her breast is touching her cheek

 

[anonymus]

so she is another fat @$$ egyption troll ? yes we don't have no prostitutes like her

Imran bhai,

Pakistan to duniya ke kone kone me mashoor ho raha hai. LOL

 

[Developereo]

Egypts problems cannot be solved in one year. For them to expect the MB to solve their problems in one year while the opposition hounded them throughout the year was over the top. The constitution the MB drew up was the icing on the top because they hardly had any support behind it. What I wonder however is if the Egyptian people will hit the streets once again when the next government fails to address all their concerns within a year and if the MB will stir up trouble in opposition like the current opposition did.

Morsi did overstep his bounds a few times, but this is nascent democracy in a country ruled for decades by a series of iron fists. The proper procedures will develop over time. Also, as you mentioned about the economic problems, no one can seriously expect miracles on short notice.

If Morsi did do something unforgivably wrong -- he did reverse his dictatorial decree -- the matter could have been handled through a no-confidence vote, impeachment proceedings or any number of established means to deal with such extreme cases. Summary dismissal by a military coup sends absolutely the wrong signal to everyone in the region.

 

[Imran Khan]

Not only Egyptian women.

old images we have thread on them baby