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Scott Duncan
The SEQUEL! :D
I swear I saw this last year.
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Sheerien Carter
This was breaking News last night.
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Scott Duncan
Yes... still not seeing the difference from last year.
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Scott Duncan
You DO know they are throwing out the people they put in last year, right?
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Sheerien Carter
EGYPTIAN MILITARY OUSTS MORSI, SUSPENDS CONstitution...
"Under Military Order UCC 20l2096074, VOLUNTEERS WITHIN THE MILITARY ... “to arrest and take into custody any and all certain states of body, their agents, officers, and other actors, regardless of domicil by choice, owning, operating, aiding and abetting private money systems, issuing, collection, legal enforcement systems, operating SLAVERY SYSTEMS against the several states citizens, ...”, and “Repossess all private money systems, tracking, transferring, issuing, collection, legal enforcement systems operating SLAVERY SYSTEMS...” - The One People
"Gen. Abdel Fatah Said Al-Sisi announced a military coup in Egypt... Al-Sisi said there would be a code of ethics for the media that would “establish values and ethics for the media to follow.” He also stated that there would be a committee for reconciliation from leaders who are credible. The armed forces, he said, call on the great Egyptian people with its various groups to continue to have peaceful protests and end the crisis. He also said that the military warned it would take action against anyone moving beyond peaceful protest. - Ben Shapiro
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Scott Duncan
This is going to play out, over and over and over again.
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Sheerien Carter
The people have taken their POWER back.
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Scott Duncan
That's what they said when they ousted Hosni Mubarak. Nothing has changed.
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Scott Duncan
When you have a population as dumbed down as Egypt, revolutions don't work, because the touchy question of "who's qualified to lead" is ignored. Then they "succeed".
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Scott Duncan
...then what. What takes over?
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Scott Duncan
The dumbing down of the U.S. is for this purpose. Revolutions may come, but the people who are overthrown simply have to stand aside while the unqualified rule. Revolution happens, and everyone gets their jobs back, because the "old guard" was "better".
This will happen in Egypt after 2 more revolutions.
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Ceit Butler
The people haven't "taken their power back". The Egyptian military is ALLOWING them to (peacefully) protest, so they can publicly oust Morsi under the appearance of "working WITH the people", as long as they STAY peaceful.
I think the important question to be asking is, what do they think the Military Police are going to do once THEY have seized control? I'm SURE number 1 on their to-do list is going to be the setting up of a nice, Democratic election...
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Jo Xappie
It was the Republic that dominated the Democracy. The corporate veil was lifted and the military on behalf of the people allowed it to happen.
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Carl Dunne
I hate when people say history is being made because in most cases it's just being repeated.
Jo Xappie
we started off dumbed down. People are waking up
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Jo Xappie
mostly because of what we were lead to BELIEVE
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Jo Xappie
and that doesn't fly here in the land of TFL
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Ceit Butler
"the military on behalf of the people allowed it to happen"...you honestly think that the people controlling all of the guns and power, did this for "the people's" behalf? Do you reeeeeaaaally believe that after all the celebrating last night, the NICE armed forces woke up this morning, bright-eyes and bushy-tailed, and started implementing a new regime FOR the people's best interests?
With no president, the military is in charge at the moment. They also have the weapons, and numbers, to maintain that control. Why would they give it up, out of the goodness of their hearts? Not very likely...
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Jo Xappie
When the Prime Minister of Canada wins an election do you think he just assumes the position
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Ceit Butler
"bright-EYED", not "eyes". Curse you, T9!!
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Scott Duncan
Jo Xappie: You have no idea how Parliament works. Nobody has EVER elected a prime minister. EVER. Not even once.
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Ceit Butler
The people aren't waking up. They're STILL "drinking the Slurm", it's just in a shiny new can, with prettier labels.
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Jo Xappie
are WE not waking up?
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Sheerien Carter
Oh is it that bad Kate?
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Jo Xappie
here in this forum, or at least trying to
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Ceit Butler
Ah, but we're discussing recent events in Egypt here, not The Tender for Law group.
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Jo Xappie
a smaller version of Egypt
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Scott Duncan
That's a more accurate picture. :D
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Sheerien Carter
Its insane, what a ride eh!? Rabbit hole!
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Scott Duncan
Everyone drinks the slurm...even after they find what it really is.
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Sheerien Carter
Eeeeew yuk!
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Scott Duncan
Sheerien Carter, I'm descended from the makers of the "Rabbit Hole" and is just second nature to me. I got "kicked out" because I didn't want to be a parasite. I have NO right to live at the expense of my fellow man. I just don't.
......yet my fellow man is a evil, ignorant, violent, untrustworthy, sheep. It's been a problem since childhood.
I've done my best to "infect" them with ethics, and knowledge... but it is futile.
I'm on my last push. People who choose ignorance, are PREY, not partners. I shall be using them as such, soon.
:(
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Ceit Butler
If Egypt was truly "waking up", they would have realized a few things. First, (and this one should be BLATANTLY obvious), that they JUST did this a year ago and obviously...it didn't go so well. And second, that putting ARMED THUGS in charge is in NO WAY, by ANY stretch of the imagination, a step FORWARD.
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Scott Duncan
...and almost 10 million are dead from the D.R. Congo Civil war. Nobody noticed Zaire dying. Look there. Want to see Egypt's future... there it is.
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Ceit Butler
This guy sounds wonderful. I'm SURE it will all be fine...
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