Category: Middle East

Director of National Intelligence Describes Islamic Brotherhood as Peaceful and Secular

Posted on by Dave Blount

At least now we know why the Obama Misadministration didn’t see the Egypt situation coming and has no clue how to deal with it. Apparently by appointing people on the basis of leftist ideology rather than meaningful qualifications, Comrade Obama has put himself in the position of relying for information on folks like Director of […]

 

Code Pinkos Rescued by Big Oil

Posted on by Dave Blount

With chaos erupting in Egypt, Donna Boyd, a 55-year-old moonbat from Portland, set off on an ill-fated trip with a friend from Seattle, planning to meet up with Code Pinkos in Cairo so they could throw their weight behind the revolution before traveling to Gaza to agitate in support of terrorists. Unsurprisingly, they found themselves […]

 

Radical Islamists on the Move in Egypt: U.S. Labor and Code Pink Offer Help

Posted on by Jane Jamison

The American media want us to believe that the Egyptian revolution is a student-led fairy-tale fight for free elections and democracy. This is very, very naive. However, anyone who believes otherwise is being branded a “kook conspiracist.”

 

Jimmy Carter Sued Over Pro-Terrorist Lies

Posted on by Dave Blount

There may be a price to be paid by the execrable Jimmy Carter for the pro-terrorist lies so often spouted by the Nobel laureate: More than four years after its publication, five disgruntled readers have filed a class-action lawsuit against President Jimmy Carter and his publisher, Simon & Schuster, alleging that his 2006 book “Palestine […]

 

Defining our terms when we speak about Egypt

Posted on by Bookworm

A lot of people keep talking about a desire for a “democratic” Egypt. I hate to say it but, with the word “democratic” as the starting point, that’s not a very useful discussion. The dictionary definition of a “democracy” is as follows: government by the people; a form of government in which the supreme power […]