So, Conservatives, do you support Mubarak or not?

Jarod

Jarod

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Where do you stand, I am having a hard time figuring your position.

You want to attack Obama, but can find it in your abilities to support Mubarak?

I know where Glenn Beck stands.... He says this is all the work of the Ultra Liberals.

I cant figure our Linberger? He has no coherent position, except that Obama is wrong.

Hannity seems to support Mubarak, but Again he is not clear.

Where do you stand?
 
what a retarded thread topic. Yeah dumbass, we want mubarak!! Durrrhhh!!

Why would we support a globalist puppet? Pull your head out of your ass
 
First, we support democracy. If that's not an option, then we support stability. The Obama is creating instability and appears to be supporting The Muslim Brotherhood, which would be far from democratic.
 
Jarod said:
Where do you stand, I am having a hard time figuring your position.

You want to attack Obama, but can find it in your abilities to support Mubarak?

I know where Glenn Beck stands.... He says this is all the work of the Ultra Liberals.

I cant figure our Linberger? He has no coherent position, except that Obama is wrong.

Hannity seems to support Mubarak, but Again he is not clear.

Where do you stand?
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How did you feel about Obama's failure to support the protesters of Iran? The Iranian government supported protesters to be gunned down and brutalized. Iran totally supports the ouster of Murbarak...that's cool though-huh.
 
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Damn Yankee said:
First, we support democracy. If that's not an option, then we support stability. The Obama is creating instability and appears to be supporting The Muslim Brotherhood, which would be far from democratic.
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Where do you stand if a Democracy puts the Muslam Brotherhood into power...?
 
I stand with the people of Egypt. They should have the leader they choose.
 
Jarod said:
Where do you stand, I am having a hard time figuring your position.

You want to attack Obama, but can find it in your abilities to support Mubarak?

I know where Glenn Beck stands.... He says this is all the work of the Ultra Liberals.

I cant figure our Linberger? He has no coherent position, except that Obama is wrong.

Hannity seems to support Mubarak, but Again he is not clear.

Where do you stand?
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I had no trouble figuring out where the liberals stand after this...

By CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR

We just got back to the hotel after trying to film on the bridge into Tahrir Square.

An angry mob surrounded us and chased us into the car shouting that they hate America. They kicked in the car doors and broke our windshield as we drove away.

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/egyptian-protestors-fear-chaos-mubarak-steps/story?id=12820590

I knew without doubt, the liberals would side with the protesters...

Mubarak is a PERSONAL FRIEND of the Clintons, Jarhead,....what do you thing about that....???
 
Damn Yankee said:
Not quite Jarod, because as it stands now, The Muslim Brotherhood, sharia law, can never be a true democracy. Do you understand why?
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The MB cannot be a democracy because its not a form of government but a party.

Sharia Law is inconsistant with Democracy, but how is that relevant to this discussion?
 
bravo said:
I had no trouble figuring out where the liberals stand after this...

By CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR

We just got back to the hotel after trying to film on the bridge into Tahrir Square.

An angry mob surrounded us and chased us into the car shouting that they hate America. They kicked in the car doors and broke our windshield as we drove away.

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/egyptian-protestors-fear-chaos-mubarak-steps/story?id=12820590

I knew without doubt, the liberals would side with the protesters...


Mubarak is a PERSONAL FRIEND of the Clintons, Jarhead,....what do you thing about that....???
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I dont care if he is friends with Queen Elizabeth... I stand with the people of Egypt against tyranny.
 
Ice Dancer said:
How did you feel about Obama's failure to support the protesters of Iran? The Iranian government supported protesters to be gunned down and brutalized. Iran totally supports the ouster of Murbarak...that's cool though-huh.
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interesting dichotomy....though i would think the US president has more sway with egypt, given our 2 billion dollar "investment" in them every year....we have no such investment with iran, nor do we have an embassy...
 
Yurt said:
interesting dichotomy....though i would think the US president has more sway with egypt, given our 2 billion dollar "investment" in them every year....we have no such investment with iran, nor do we have an embassy...
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It's a fact that Obama stated "It is up to Iranians to make decisions about who Iran’s leaders will be,"

President Obama said this afternoon, underlining "that we respect Iranian sovereignty."

This was his position while Iranian protesters were being beaten and killed by government security forces.

Now he did make a few statements condemning the violence-but he also sent a clear message that we would not help or aid the protesters in their cause- not with a public statement of encouragement to them or a statement specifically condemning Iranian authorities...
 
Jarod said:
The MB cannot be a democracy because its not a form of government but a party.

Sharia Law is inconsistant with Democracy, but how is that relevant to this discussion?
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It's like you don't participate except to make nonsense statements like this. The Muslim Brotherhood is the vehicle by which old-school Sharia Law will be implemented. It is not something to be largely supported by anybody with designs on actual Democracy.

It is salient to the discussion because that point was brought up before by the person you are quoting in this nonsense post.
 
Ice Dancer said:
It's a fact that Obama stated "It is up to Iranians to make decisions about who Iran’s leaders will be,"

President Obama said this afternoon, underlining "that we respect Iranian sovereignty."

This was his position while Iranian protesters were being beaten and killed by government security forces.

Now he did make a few statements condemning the violence-but he also sent a clear message that we would not help or aid the protesters in their cause- not with a public statement of encouragement to them or a statement specifically condemning Iranian authorities...
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i agree with you....but i think the US, will feel more empowered to talk down to mubarak given our financial arrangement with him....

i don't think obama is the only US president to be a hypocrite in this area of international relations
 
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