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I'm suggesting that there will be discontent under an mb govt as there was under the ancien regimeEnigma time.
Are you suggesting Egypt will become an Islamic state?
I'm suggesting that there will be discontent under an mb govt as there was under the ancien regimeEnigma time.
Are you suggesting Egypt will become an Islamic state?
Mursi's pretty much like Erdogan. Not good, but the best that can be hoped for
I'm suggesting that there will be discontent under an mb govt as there was under the ancien regime
But if the question of civilian rule is of secondary importance to the fact that the military are in power, why play along?
...tell that to all those dead egyptians.
Well that's the million dollar question. To what extent you believe a MB civilian parliament and presidency has either the desire or the capacity to limit the Egyptian military. If you think it can then it follows that a vote for the MB is the best of a bad bunch. If however, you conclude, as I guess I have, that the military will continue to hold executive power then civilian government is as garfield so elequently put it merely "puppets in front of the tanks" then why vote for the hand that wields the hammer?Turkey offers an example of a country of comparable size and temperament, in which an elected Islamist government with wide popular support has dramatically succeeded in clipping the wings of a military that seemed untouchable just 10 years ago.
You say it's obvious. But it bloody wasn't to the septics who chucked fuck loads of money towards the overthrow of mubarak. An mb govt will for obvious reasons go way beyond its manifesto in power, as the coalition govt has here. This will undoubtedly lead to further unhappiness for many egyptians, and it's perfectly possible that an interesting attitude to israel may emerge. As for being enigmatic, you can't say in one breath i'm being enigmatic and the next i'm being obvious without showing yourself to be an arse.Well, both this ^ post and what it contains is pretty obvious. Why you have to write posts (the previous one) in an enigmatic style is beyond me? A result of a public school education perhaps?
Well that's the million dollar question. To what extent you believe a MB civilian parliament and presidency has either the desire or the capacity to limit the Egyptian military. If you think it can then it follows that a vote for the MB is the best of a bad bunch. If however, you conclude, as I guess I have, that the military will continue to hold executive power then civilian government is as garfield so elequently put it merely "puppets in front of the tanks" then why vote for the hand that wields the hammer?
Turkey offers an example of a country of comparable size and temperament, in which an elected Islamist government with wide popular support has dramatically succeeded in clipping the wings of a military that seemed untouchable just 10 years ago.
Not without significant bloodshed/disappeared and this hasn't changed much for the Kurds in turkey since then...Turkey offers an example of a country of comparable size and temperament, in which an elected Islamist government with wide popular support has dramatically succeeded in clipping the wings of a military that seemed untouchable just 10 years ago.
Both you and phil seem to be under the impression that it's got better...Too right. That was a period of unimaginable mass slaughter.
You say it's obvious. But it bloody wasn't to the septics who chucked fuck loads of money towards the overthrow of mubarak. An mb govt will for obvious reasons go way beyond its manifesto in power, as the coalition govt has here. This will undoubtedly lead to further unhappiness for many egyptians, and it's perfectly possible that an interesting attitude to israel may emerge. As for being enigmatic, you can't say in one breath i'm being enigmatic and the next i'm being obvious without showing yourself to be an arse.
Both you and phil seem to be under the impression that it's got better...
Your both wrong..
no personnel abuse here!I can, did and by resorting to personnel abuse you're the "arse".
Reduced isn't resolved is it. Out of headlines isn't ceasation of actions is it.The mass slaughter, be-headings included, have been reduced.
You didn't deny the public school bit though?You say it's obvious. But it bloody wasn't to the septics who chucked fuck loads of money towards the overthrow of mubarak. An mb govt will for obvious reasons go way beyond its manifesto in power, as the coalition govt has here. This will undoubtedly lead to further unhappiness for many egyptians, and it's perfectly possible that an interesting attitude to israel may emerge. As for being enigmatic, you can't say in one breath i'm being enigmatic and the next i'm being obvious without showing yourself to be an arse.
are you thick or something?You didn't deny the public school bit though?
That's not a denial eitherare you thick or something?
Audiotech raised it. Just saying he's not denied it. Were u public school too garf?I'm at a loss to understand what pickys schooling has to do with Egypt. Care to link the two (in)articl8 or stfu. Thanks awfully
What business is that of yours? And again how does it relate to Egypt? Post on topic or not at all, cretin.Audiotech raised it. Just saying he's not denied it. Were u public school too garf?
Mark of a cunt.Yes then
I have read here before on other threads people putting Turkey up as a good example, as you say they are wrong and a little research will show them how they are wrong.Both you and phil seem to be under the impression that it's got better...
Your both wrong..
you're really on the fucking ball tonight. first you ask if i've denied something i didn't mention and now you've noticed i didn't address it when i asked if you were thick.That's not a denial either
Reduced isn't resolved is it. Out of headlines isn't ceasation of actions is it.
The fact it's not as widely reported makes no odds the disappeared are still being disappeared at the same rate as they ever were there's just less focus on Kurds these days because turkey are active in the TWAT/ Iraq and could be useful if Iran kicks off..
Audiotech raised it.
You say it's obvious. But it bloody wasn't to the septics who chucked fuck loads of money towards the overthrow of mubarak. An mb govt will for obvious reasons go way beyond its manifesto in power, as the coalition govt has here. This will undoubtedly lead to further unhappiness for many egyptians, and it's perfectly possible that an interesting attitude to israel may emerge.
Egypt's state-owned gas company says it has scrapped a controversial deal which supplies Israel with 40% of its natural gas at lower than market prices.
Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) complained it had not been paid by the Israeli-Egyptian firm that buys gas from Egypt and sells it to Israel.
Israel denied the claim and warned Egypt that it was violating an economic annex of their 1979 peace treaty.
Egypt's military rulers have not yet commented on the deal's cancellation.
no personnel abuse here!
to avoid run-ins with the hr department here, you should stop associating with ne'er-do-wells like articul8.Too many run-ins with HR departments lately.