Leithan (107 posts) Thu Feb-03-11 02:13 AM
Original message
The Mubarak and Netanyahu regimes are paying the "pro-government" thugs in Egypt
Our foreign aid tax money at work. Yay.
Who left the door open and let the ronulan in?
To their credit
most of the DUmbasses (north of 80%) are either skeptical or outright perturbed at the suggestion.
Except for the usual suspects:
mmonk (1000+ posts) Thu Feb-03-11 04:37 PM
Response to Reply #13
20. Regardless as to the validity or invalidity of the comment,
in foreign policy, the resources are more infinite with 300 million US tax payers.
Fake but accurate.
Skidmore (1000+ posts) Thu Feb-03-11 05:29 PM
Response to Reply #10
50. I don't.
During the Iranian revolution in 76, Israel was in the thick of it, sending supplies and weaponry. I don't doubt it at all. The nation has a vested interest in maintaining the status quo since it absolves them from doing anything close to making peace in the region.
Israel propped up the Ayotollah by overthrowing a fellow US ally?
How does that even make sense?
Cleita (1000+ posts) Thu Feb-03-11 03:42 AM
Response to Original message
16. After Mubarak goes, something needs to be done
about Netanyahu too. He's nothing more than another thug that keeps the Middle East in turmoil.
No mention of Hezbollah, Hamas or their cohorts, The Muslim Brotherhood.
Cleita (1000+ posts) Thu Feb-03-11 06:31 PM
Response to Reply #96
102. Oh, it's obvious?
How about your bias in ignoring that there is evidence going back thirty or more years? Anyone who knows the history of the area knows that not having a puppet of our choosing in charge of Egypt and most notably the Suez Canal makes our military/industrial complex very nervous. Also, I ran across this little vignette on a blog. Israel gets forty percent of it's natural gas from Egypt. Imagine what an upset a government not to the liking of the USA and Israel could cause.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x335156