[Newsbot]

Title: Supreme court rules Egypt's lower house be dissolved
Category: World
Posted By: martin14
Date: 2012-06-14 08:15:20

[martin14]

Between this and Greece, should be an interesting weekend.

[BartSimpson]

Egypt will shortly go into civil war mode. Another triumph for Obama, Hillary, and NATO who currently want to do the same thing to Syria.

[Unsound]

martin14 martin14:

Between this and Greece, should be an interesting weekend.

I'm going camping. Between the beer, the horseshoe tournament, and the olympic style cross-country bocce ball... if the world ends I won't know or care till monday.

[Gunnair]

Unsound Unsound:

martin14 martin14:

Between this and Greece, should be an interesting weekend.

I'm going camping. Between the beer, the horseshoe tournament, and the olympic style cross-country bocce ball... if the world ends I won't know or care till monday.

Jealousy, thy name is Gunnair.

[maldonsfecht]

Gunnair Gunnair:

Unsound Unsound:

martin14 martin14:

Between this and Greece, should be an interesting weekend.

I'm going camping. Between the beer, the horseshoe tournament, and the olympic style cross-country bocce ball... if the world ends I won't know or care till monday.

Jealousy, thy name is Gunnair.

I secondeth.

Still waiting for the CKA kegger/whiskey weekend softball tournament camp/cookout... Invitation only

[Thanos]

BartSimpson BartSimpson:

Egypt will shortly go into civil war mode. Another triumph for Obama, Hillary, and NATO who currently want to do the same thing to Syria.

Mubarak's about a thousand years old and sick to boot. If the Gyppos hadn't tossed him out they would have just ended up demonstrating and rioting whenever he died anyway. There was no way to keep propping him up forever. What was the alternative in Egypt anyway? Support another military coup and send them more weaponry just like the Russians are doing for Syria? Sit back and give the Egyptian army quiet approval as they gunned people down like happened in Bahrain and Yemen? Do you want your country to end up occupying the same moral ground with actions like this that Putin's Kremlin now is with his open support of Assad?

No offense to you personally but there's actually things out there that are beyond the ability of the US to control, not unless you think it's a good idea to raise a permanent 10-million man American infantry force just to occupy every Muslim state on the planet. With the Arab uprisings any opportunity for outside control ended when the Tunisians got the entire phenomenon moving last year. What right is it of the US to control it anyway? Isn't this type of scenario exactly what George Bush said he wanted with all that democracy-blather he kept babbling on about for Iraq?

Seriously, Yank, you guys really have to get over yourselves when it comes to issues like this.

[BartSimpson]

Thanos, you are terribly misreading me here. I want the USA to STAY THE HELL OUT of these places! We're just wrapping up with Iraq and Afgh. and why so many jackasses are so eager to see us get involved in Syria utterly eludes me. I really don't give a damn if Assad slaughters the Muslims Brotherhood and their allies in his country. Better he does it than we have to do it.

[Thanos]

Well I certainly don't understand your reflexive "blame Obama" post earlier then. He stayed out of Egypt and let the events on the ground there dictate the outcome of the uprising. He didn't give carte blanche to the Egyptian military or Mubarak's security people to attack and murder the protestors the way Assad is doing right now in Syria. If the evading "foreign entanglements" like some of your Founders and early presidents wanted, and which I believe is what you'd like to see be adopted as a sweeping American policy, then the hands off in Egypt that President Obama engaged in last year should have been something you supported.

If he wins in November, Mittens will have the United States in Iran full-force fighting Benyamin Netanyahu's long-desired war for him, probably by no later than the end of 2013. And a lot of the neo-con fucksticks that Romney's hired as policy advisors and the ever-tough John McCain types want America to "do something!" in Syria right now regardless if it means the first face-to-face confrontation with Russia (and possibly China too) since the Cold War ended. Explain to me how you feel about this because I'm getting darn confused by what it is you want on this topic.