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Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has announced that he will not seek another term in office.
I agree with Michael Rubin when he says that won’t be good enough.
Do you think Egyptians are prepared to put up with Mubarak for six more days much less six more months?
Besides how often do we find Mitt Romney and John Kerry in agreement? Not to mention Omar Sharif and that 8-year-old Saudi girl.
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Kingofthenet| 2.1.11 @ 4:33PM
What a President we have NOW, Mubarak will be GONE this fall, NO Muslim Brotherhood overthrow, ORDERLY Elections this fall. Thanks to President Obama!
Conservative Bob| 2.1.11 @ 5:09PM
Not sure what your smoking but please pass the bong, or more appropriately the hookah.
Alan Brooks| 2.1.11 @ 5:54PM
um, Bob, kingofthenet is very likely being sarcastic.
You think?
JmsA| 2.2.11 @ 8:59AM
Oh Yeah? Not according to the news: things are turning violent. So much for your "great president."
Pete| 2.1.11 @ 5:09PM
The Sphinx may just get up and walk, too!
Sean| 2.1.11 @ 5:54PM
The Egyptians should remove him now while they have the chance.
Penny| 2.1.11 @ 7:16PM
No need - he's done, and Suleiman thinks differently and wants some good things here: http://www.gloria-center.org/g.....ning-point
FREE tea| 2.2.11 @ 12:35AM
BTW ---to put priorities and agendas in a TRUER,
some would say, more damning
light ---catch this:
According to a Chinese professor from Peking,
speaking on Radio Free Asia a while back ---RED
China saw some 20,000 MASSIVE and VIOLENT
demonstrations throughout their 'eugenics
paradise' hinterlands in 2009 alone!
-------------NOW, how much of that did we
hear about in our Globalist-controlled, RED China sellout enabling, POST American media?