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Muslim Brotherhood Wins Historic Elections In Egypt...

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TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: Russell Bell on June 29, 2012, 07:03:27 PM ---If they wanna live under allah's iron fist and stone women, who gives a shit.

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Muslim brotherhood actually plays more of the diplomatic game then say, the Taliban for example.   See your still painting every political Islamic movement with a broad brush.  They are not all the same. 

Like let's just take Egypt as an example.  There were actually two opposing Islamic parties who competed in the elections.  The Salafi's and Muslim brotherhood.  The Salafi's are kind of like what you find in Saudi (Saudi scholars are all Salafi, influence the government there) with the Saudi royal family and they way they run their government. 

Versus the Muslim brotherhood have actually never had the opportunity to hold power.  But they are more of what you would find in the average American mosque in America.  Many of them, including this president are Western educated, and may even put on a suit and tie and somewhat similar to the Turkish Prime Minister, although he is not a part of the Muslim brotherhood and is actually a cut above them.

Nate Dogg's Rotting Corpse.:
Islam and democratic values seem intrinsically at odds with each other. Let's see if they don't completely trample over the peace treaty with Israel.

LIGHTS_444:
REAL MUSLIMS WOULD NOT LET YOU LIVE

TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: J B A N A N A S on July 01, 2012, 11:11:12 AM ---Islam and democratic values seem intrinsically at odds with each other. Let's see if they don't completely trample over the peace treaty with Israel.

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So far they said they were going to respect all existing treaties.   But yeah.. we will wait and see.  Especially if another escalation and war like the intifada sparks up again in Palestine/Israel, then things could really get interesting, because you will have Palestinians wanting to take refuge from war and escape to Egypt, and you will have Egyptians wanting to cross the border into Palestine to either give aid or defend Palestine... Mubarak kept the border closed.

Fraxxx:

--- Quote from: J B A N A N A S on July 01, 2012, 11:11:12 AM ---Islam and democratic values seem intrinsically at odds with each other. Let's see if they don't completely trample over the peace treaty with Israel.

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Religion and democratic values seem intrinsically at odds with each other. I'd never vote for a chistian party either. The relatively liberal society I live in was made possible by reducing the influence of religion.

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