[arista]

Mubarak steps Down

But his Team take over with the Loyal Army.

Good job we have RTNews
as the russians do not need to stay on the boring crowd
like most news channels are.

[arista]

There was the same Joy in 1978/79
when Iranians got rid of the Shah.

Then they found out they would have been better keeping
him compared to the Current Evil ones.

[Angus]

Originally Posted by arista

There was the same Joy in 1978/79
when Iranians got rid of the Shah.

Then they found out they would have been better keeping
him compared to the Current Evil ones.

Sometimes the devil you know, is better than the devil you don't. Egypt could be very vulnerable at the moment.

[BB_Eye]

Originally Posted by arista

There was the same Joy in 1978/79
when Iranians got rid of the Shah.

Then they found out they would have been better keeping
him compared to the Current Evil ones.

I hope it turns out for the best. Egyptians have every right to hate Mubarak and his Western supporters, but military coups (and that's what this is, lets face it) rarely end well.

Either way, this is a time for Obama, Cameron, et al to keep their noses out.

[arista]

Originally Posted by BB_Eye

I hope it turns out for the best. Egyptians have every right to hate Mubarak and his Western supporters, but military coups (and that's what this is, lets face it) rarely end well.

Either way, this is a time for Obama, Cameron, et al to keep their noses out.

The Yanks funded the army
so they are involved
100%


But they will never admit it
or the Public will get angry

[arista]

[Grimnir]

I do not need to read story in newspaper

I knew from day one USA was behind the Egyptian crisis.

It so obvious watching rolling news coverage on BBC news 24 for 2-3 days.

It is all propaganda from western media and has now gone onto Iran, Libya, Algeria even Bahrain!?!?!

Every so called "expert" they talk to was picked to brainwash the public into thinking Mubarak was some kind of Hitler, it is bollocks

Mubarak was the best leader in the middle east. He was not a lunatic religious fanatic and he kept the country in order.

[Angus]

Whatever Mubarak's faults, to a large extent Egypt has served as a buffer between the more extreme Islamic countries and the West. Who knows what form a new leadership will take?