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1. Best wishes to Mohammed al-Baradei
| Ben Alofs , |
Bangor |
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(12.27.10) |
Egypt needs people like you.
I know that Mubarak's (or his son) will be voted president with more than 90% of the votes. It reminds me of Rumania in the days of Ceaucescu.
You have a lot of prestige in the wider world. People will listen to you and learn what a shambles Egyptian 'democracy' is. This will hopefully help to bring change.
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2. ElBaradei is probably right, but...
| Jeff , |
Maccabim, Israel |
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(12.27.10) |
If true democracy arrived in Egypt, the Islamic Brotherhood would eventually gain power, which would be the end of democracy...
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3. Difficult to believe El Baradei
| BEN JABO , |
ISRAEL |
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(12.27.10) |
Isn't he the fellow that was blind to Iranian nuclear activity ?
Mr. Know it all, claims he knew nothing and saw nothing
What a fraud
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4. Baradei hid Iran atomics.Now hes trying to hide Egyptians
love for Mubarak and his rightful successor ,his son.
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5. El Baradei should shut up and finally
| Chris Rettenmoser , |
Bayerisch Gmain Germ |
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(12.27.10) |
leave for Iran...to serve his paymasters on their home turf...lolll
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6. Its is true but ElBaraadei is not independnet
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(12.27.10) |
Mubarak of course enjoys imperial powers and represses democracy he is a dictaitor but El Badardei is hardly an independent observer and critic becaue he wants Mubarak's job.
The best thing for the regionand certainly for Israel is for Mubarak to stay in power till the day he dies and allow his son to replace him for the sake of stability.
ElBararadei is knows politics and he is a darling of the west because if his days as head of the IAEA.
As long as Mubarak has these imperial powers for him the best thing is stability rather than whats popular and is likely to get him reelected.
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