Egypt: from 2011 demonstrations to today (37 Viewers)

[Eddy]

Well, as an Armenian, I would say he's a blind Armenian.

 

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[Turk_Bianconero]

Well, as an Armenian, I would say he's a blind Armenian.

Aren't people always interloper, blind, bigot and narrow minded when they disagree with you?

 

[Eddy]

Aren't people always interloper, blind, bigot and narrow minded when they disagree with you?

Nope, only when they make retarded statements like these,

The Muslim Brotherhood should be dragged into violence because it believes this is the only way out for it. And it is actually right.

It is not progressive at all to advocate violence.

 

[Bisco]

baradie resigns, very expected and cowardice thats my opinion of this move and the timing.

 

[Alen]

He's an Armenian who lives and works in Turkey, and is openly pro-Erdogan, from what I can understand.
Actually, I have this feeling that his article had more to do with criticizing the anti-Erdogan journalists in Turkey than it was about Egypt. More like "look, these people that criticize Erdogan and call him a dictator, are the same people who support the murdering of Muslims in Egypt".

Anyway, since I don't follow the situation closely, can anyone explain to me the position of the West regarding the matters in Egypt?

 

[Maddy]

Anyway, since I don't follow the situation closely, can anyone explain to me the position of the West regarding the matters in Egypt?

No. The West is not one country.

 

[Turk_Bianconero]

Nope, only when they make retarded statements like these,

The Muslim Brotherhood should be dragged into violence because it believes this is the only way out for it. And it is actually right.

It is not progressive at all to advocate violence.

You don't understand what you read anymore or blinded by anti-religious bigotry?

He is talking about Sisi's plan to drag them into violence.

I hope the Brotherhood does not make this mistake because its patience is really being tested.

 

[Alen]

No. The West is not one country.

I missed the word Indies. I meant West Indies and their position regarding the matters in Egypt. To be even more precise, the Spanish West Indies. Jamaica in particular.

 

[Turk_Bianconero]

Anyway, since I don't follow the situation closely, can anyone explain to me the position of the West regarding the matters in Egypt?

They have refused to call it a military coup. You know there are good and bad coups in western democracy and it seems when it happens against Muslim governments, it is a good coup.

 

[Nzoric]

They have refused to call it a military coup. You know there are good and bad coups in western democracy and it seems when it happens against Muslim governments, it is a good coup.

I thought most Egyptians are Muslims?

 

[Eddy]

You don't understand what you read anymore or blinded by anti-religious bigotry?

And that's why he's blind, because the last time I checked, it was the brotherhood doing the violence and you got one blind journalist trying to cop it the other way.

 

[IrishZebra]

He's an Armenian who lives and works in Turkey, and is openly pro-Erdogan, from what I can understand.
Actually, I have this feeling that his article had more to do with criticizing the anti-Erdogan journalists in Turkey than it was about Egypt. More like "look, these people that criticize Erdogan and call him a dictator, are the same people who support the murdering of Muslims in Egypt".

Anyway, since I don't follow the situation closely, can anyone explain to me the position of the West regarding the matters in Egypt?

Same as it always was, shape the winner, back the winner, make money, laugh at the Islamists.

 

[Turk_Bianconero]

I thought most Egyptians are Muslims?

Yes they are, so are Syrians. That doesn't stop them being ruled by non-Muslims dictators for ages.

And that's why he's blind, because the last time I checked, it was the brotherhood doing the violence and you got one blind journalist trying to cop it the other way.

Accusing Brotherhood doing violence reminds me exactly this

 

[Nzoric]

Yes they are, so are Syrians. That doesn't stop them being ruled by non-Muslims dictators for ages.

Aha.

 

[Bisco]

ok finally some good news, the armed forces have complete control on nasr city!!! now the rest of the spots the cunts are igniting. the mb are trying to break into prisons once again just like the 25th of jan 2011 now we know who the bitches are.

 

[Eddy]

Accusing Brotherhood doing violence reminds me exactly this

Yeah, just like when those terrorists in the Sinai got what they deserved a week or two ago.

 

[Bisco]

Yeah, just like when those terrorists in the Sinai got what they deserved a week or two ago.

its not over yet they will get a big shaft soon. a bunch of morons who deserve more. as for the picture he choose hamas are no better either.

 

[Turk_Bianconero]

Yeah, just like when those terrorists in the Sinai got what they deserved a week or two ago.

Tell me how you hate Muslims and i might respect you. But while pretending like being voice of reason, you're vomitting hate. If that's the case, i would rather try to reason with a hyena and hope for it being more humane than you.

 

[Bisco]

hang on one sec is turk really trying to say the brotherhood of fagets aren't being violent??? oh crap!!!! i guess its my leftist mother then or my liberal uncle.

 

[IrishZebra]

They are burning more churches, the scum.


Kill the Brotherhood.