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dat deal ha Saudi Arabia an the US in it somewhere
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sez he will cede some of his powers to the deputy him juss appoint...seems he wants to hang arung until the elections...Comment
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That deal has 90% farrin interest and the rest, the hell with the thousands of people.Comment
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Why will the people want power shifted to a Mubarak apointee to make matters the same.Comment
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A march will be on to the prezz`s palace. There and along the way the pro- mubarak goons will try to break them.Comment
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Pharaoh's heart still hard..... Egyptian leaders have a History of playing tough.Comment
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He no doubt is being advised and encouraged by his gang of goons, that possibly include some saintly looking allies.Comment
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Wait until the citizens get enough BAR_B_Q sauce they are going to roast him! Imagine the citizens of your country are telling you that they don"t want you to lead them anymore. However you insist on staying because you know what"s best for them.
Thats the problems with socialist they never know when their time is up. They only understand force.
Do you know that in the history of the world no Democratic country has ever wage war against another? Who will replace Mubarak? Its very simple. The forces of democracy will bring forth the right leader.
For those of us who believe in the most high knows that NOTHING in this world happens without God's approval.Comment
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Poor God! Why do we humans assume infinity on God.
Really now, by saying God approves everything, is like saying he approves nothing.Comment
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Deep stuff Q. It may appear as if he's selfish and want all the glory for himself! However deep studying reveals that it is not so!
Pharaoh's heart was harden because he was saying to himself. "Who is this God, telling him what to do.
In Mubarak's case it's the same thing. How dare these commoners tell me what to do!
Saying to himself "I long for the days when these peasants know their place"Comment
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power, control, women, luxury lifestyle-who could leave? All the dictators never retire-even baby doc making a come-back.Comment
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agreed. The citizens are calling tomorrow a "day of martyr" 
dem marching to the place
and yuh done know dem nuh ramp when it come fatwa and jihad
a mean Babylon box the man and him bun up himselfComment
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TR:
"That's the problems with socialist(s) they never know when their time is up"
Tony Royal,
Were Mubarak a socialist he would not have been in power for 29 days never mind 29 years. The U.S. and its European toadies would have run him off long ago.
Were Mubarak a socialist he would not be getting the 2 billion dollars a year from the United States. He would have a Cuban style embargo imposed upon him to force him from power and get Egypt back into capitalism.
Were Mubarak a socialist there wouldn't be the disparity in incomes that there are with 20% of the population living on $2.00 a day and he wouldn't be facing millions in the streets telling him to get out
Mubarak is a devoted capitalist and a totalitarian as befits a devotee of capitalism.
He can and has defied the protestors because he has the backing of the United States, Israel and most European countries. If he didn't have that backing and the best military money can buy, he'd be gone by now.
"Thats the problems with socialist they never know when their time is up"
Fidel Castro is a socialist. He voluntarily retiredComment
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Gen:
"and yuh done know dem nuh ramp when it come fatwa and jihad"
Gen ,
A fatwa is an Islamic court ruling . There has been no Islamic court ruling having to do with either Mubarak or the uprising.
Jihad is a holy war and usually by Islamic people against non-Islamic people.
What is going on in Egypt is not a jihad.
Nothing that is going on in Egypt has anything to do with religion.Comment
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