Yes, Mubarak has resigned. Will the Muslim Brotherhood find its way back next?
0 Comments Published by Avi Green on Saturday, February 12, 2011 at 8:20 AM.
If this article tells anything, the Egyptian dictator for 3 decades has left his post. And for all we know, he could very soon be replaced by another dictator, who could be in very close relations with the Muslim Brotherhood, which remains lying in wait for their chance to take over. If history tells anything, this will not go over well at all.
Update: speaking of which, did I mention how atrocious it is that the US National Intelligence director James Clapper basically trivialized the seriousness of the subject by referring to the Brotherhood as a "secular" movement (via Betsy's Page)? Truly disgraceful.
Others on the subject include Hyscience, Michelle Malkin, The Jawa Report, Northern Thoughts and Reflections, Fire Andrea Mitchell, MoreWhat, Radio Vice, Fact Real, Hot Air, Theodore's World.
Update: speaking of which, did I mention how atrocious it is that the US National Intelligence director James Clapper basically trivialized the seriousness of the subject by referring to the Brotherhood as a "secular" movement (via Betsy's Page)? Truly disgraceful.
Others on the subject include Hyscience, Michelle Malkin, The Jawa Report, Northern Thoughts and Reflections, Fire Andrea Mitchell, MoreWhat, Radio Vice, Fact Real, Hot Air, Theodore's World.
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