The country is still deeply divided, obviously. I'm sure some people are more than a little upset that President Morsi seems more concerned with the plight of the Palestinians rather than Egypt's own poor and dispossessed.

Well, at least Egypt's revolution wont go the way of the Russian revolution where you had one tyrant replace another under the guise of "freedom"

Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of assholes.

يغيب لي بعد؟

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يغيب لي بعد؟

نعم.

BronyMedic: Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of assholes.

What no MyLittlePony pic?

I look forward to them setting fire to Muslim Brotherhood personnel.

THIS IS TROUBLE....FOR......... FARTBONGO!!!!!

Kane seeking shelter?
/GDI counter offensive?

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Because People in power are Stupid: BronyMedic: Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of assholes.

What no MyLittlePony pic?

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Should not that poster read "We Believe in Amercia"?

zulius: Kane seeking shelter?
/GDI counter offensive?

Son of a biatch, now I want to go back and play those again.
What awesome games.

Some men just want to watch the men who want to watch the world burn, burn.

Well there goes my plans to see the pyramids in the next few years. Keep it up Egypt.

Don't they know it's black Friday? Why aren't they out shopping?

Anyone have a handle on how much foreign interference we had during our own revolution? I know the French helped out some but I doubt to the extent we've been meddling in these recent revolutions. Can't be healthy for either of us.

Keep fighting, Egypt. It's go time.

Wring some human rights out of the die-hard muslim government officials. There is a such thing as objectivity.

I'd rather the US had Christian fundamentalists than what they've got over there.

Karma Curmudgeon: Don't they know it's black Friday? Why aren't they out shopping?

That's how they shop over there.

DubtodaIll: Anyone have a handle on how much foreign interference we had during our own revolution? I know the French helped out some but I doubt to the extent we've been meddling in these recent revolutions. Can't be healthy for either of us.

Difficult for, say, the Dutch to mosey on over to the Americas to start wreckin' shiat.

Taking up more power in a time of crisis? Sounds like something from George W's playbook.

The more things change, the more they burn the same way they did last time.

/needs work, could use more pithy

DubtodaIll: Anyone have a handle on how much foreign interference we had during our own revolution? I know the French helped out some but I doubt to the extent we've been meddling in these recent revolutions. Can't be healthy for either of us.

I've heard that the British were heavily involved.

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يغيب لي بعد؟

doyner: Paris1127: [www.kaieteurnewsonline.com image 300x201]
يغيب لي بعد؟

نعم.

DubtodaIll: Anyone have a handle on how much foreign interference we had during our own revolution? I know the French helped out some but I doubt to the extent we've been meddling in these recent revolutions. Can't be healthy for either of us.



France's gift of a Frigate and some troops is usually pretty important, as it will generally come during heated combat with the Royal troops. That's why it's important to get Liberty Bell production going early.

It's pretty funny how Egypt worked out. All the seculars and liberals basically brought the revolution to a peaceful conclusion before too much violence could start, then in the election the people that didn't do much but had a lot of good street cred for unrelated things they've done in the community got the most votes, completely against the wishes of the people that really made the revolution happen in the first place.

I guess what I mean by that awkward sentence was that this was entirely predictable.

FIGHT!

LessO2: Taking up more power in a time of crisis? Sounds like something from George W's playbook.

Unlike our current Prez who now has the right to assassinate U.S. citizens without trial.

Why must we so blatantly mix religion and politics? Religionists have houses of worship, governmentalists have houses of laws.
Neutral corners, everybody.
If your system has value and relevance, it'll sell itself - but only to the extent it has value and relevance for the individual who accepts it. Start forcing it on the population at large and there'll be revolt.

Yeah, who gives a fark.

I'll only vent out my Internet Tough Guyness if and when they start destroying the ancient Egyptian artefacts.

Oi, Camel-Jockey, leave them pyramids alone!

olddeegee: Karma Curmudgeon: Don't they know it's black Friday? Why aren't they out shopping?

That's how they shop over there.

Way oh way oh

So how is this going to be spun? The Muslim Brotherhood were considered the boogyman to some western media outlets yet the protesters are now using their offices for marshmallows.

LessO2: Taking up more power in a time of crisis? Sounds like something from George W's playbook.

Don't give him the credit, it's much older than that.

/see: Lucius Cornelius Sulla, for one example

LessO2: Taking up more power in a time of crisis

That would be Rahm Emmanuel.

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DubtodaIll: Anyone have a handle on how much foreign interference we had during our own revolution? I know the French helped out some but I doubt to the extent we've been meddling in these recent revolutions. Can't be healthy for either of us.

Considering our revolution was fought against the British empire, had significant military aid from the French, our democracy was largely imported and inspired by multiple foreign enlightenments...western intervention in the dark age/civil war/revolution in the middle east is non-existent by comparison.

If a secular egypt comes from this, Glenn Becks jig of mocking will become his dirge of the unmourned.

Certainly not one of these quarrels.

jayhawk88: DubtodaIll: Anyone have a handle on how much foreign interference we had during our own revolution? I know the French helped out some but I doubt to the extent we've been meddling in these recent revolutions. Can't be healthy for either of us.

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France's gift of a Frigate and some troops is usually pretty important, as it will generally come during heated combat with the Royal troops. That's why it's important to get Liberty Bell production going early.

As much as I was a fan of all things Civ up to CIV: IV - Beyond the Sword (best one ever), I could never seem to get the hang of Colonization. Even on 'easy' I found the game biatchingly hard once things start getting tense.

I guess they are having second thoughts about their election choice. I mean, who thought the Muslim Brotherhood would be so oppressive?

muck4doo: Well there goes my plans to see the pyramids in the next few years. Keep it up Egypt.

How do you burn a pyramid??

cman: Well, at least Egypt's revolution wont go the way of the Russian revolution where you had one tyrant replace another under the guise of "freedom"

It's exactly what Morsi is trying to do.

And he would have succeeded if it weren't for the kids meddling with his plans.

muck4doo: Well there goes my plans to see the pyramids in the next few years. Keep it up Egypt.

You can still see them, just stand a little farther away.

jayhawk88: DubtodaIll: Anyone have a handle on how much foreign interference we had during our own revolution? I know the French helped out some but I doubt to the extent we've been meddling in these recent revolutions. Can't be healthy for either of us.

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France's gift of a Frigate and some troops is usually pretty important, as it will generally come during heated combat with the Royal troops. That's why it's important to get Liberty Bell production going early.

Yeah I'm partial to controlling the seas, or at least being the first to build destroyers. Frigates are target practice for destroyers. In Civ IV anyway.

They've been fighting over the wording of the constitution for a while now already

Listen to the second from the top with Alfred McCoy, interesting stuff

TheOther: muck4doo: Well there goes my plans to see the pyramids in the next few years. Keep it up Egypt.

How do you burn a pyramid??

Set fire to the pier part, and let the flames spread to the midpart.

/not on my game today, sorry

fanbladesaresharp: jayhawk88: DubtodaIll: Anyone have a handle on how much foreign interference we had during our own revolution? I know the French helped out some but I doubt to the extent we've been meddling in these recent revolutions. Can't be healthy for either of us.

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France's gift of a Frigate and some troops is usually pretty important, as it will generally come during heated combat with the Royal troops. That's why it's important to get Liberty Bell production going early.

Yeah I'm partial to controlling the seas, or at least being the first to build destroyers. Frigates are target practice for destroyers. In Civ IV anyway.

That screencap was from Colonization, not Civ.

/never liked it.

olddeegee: Karma Curmudgeon: Don't they know it's black Friday? Why aren't they out shopping?

That's how they shop over there.

Not that much different from the crowds at KMart.

/I honestly forgot that store was still around

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LessO2: Taking up more power in a time of crisis? Sounds like something from George W's playbook.

And then taken up by replacement.