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The Arab Spring sours

by Phantom Ace ( 35 Comments › )
Filed under Dhimmitude, Egypt, Islamists, Leftist-Islamic Alliance, Middle East, Muslim Brotherhood, Progressives, Republican Party, Special Report at May 17th, 2011 - 10:00 am

The Popular Uprisings in the Arab world is showing it’s true nature. It was all orchestrated by the Muslim Brotherhood and Western Progressive forces. We saw attacks on Israel’s borders. Christians are being killed in Egypt. Both parties sung the praises of the Arab Spring and once again, our elites have eggs on their faces.

The so-called Arab Spring is looking pretty parched right now. In Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood is on the rise and has struck up an electoral alliance with even more openly radical Salafis. Muslim attacks on Egypt’s besieged Coptic Christians continue. Mass demonstrations by the secular (but often hard-leftist or Nasserist) Facebook revolutionists have sought to quell anti-Christian feeling by turning anger against Israel instead. This continues even today. (The Facebook revolution was supposedly not anti-American or anti-Israeli, but any serious study of the revolutionists background would have shown that hope to be false.)

The Syrian government, under siege from its own people, is permitting civilian attacks on Israel as a way of diverting attention, and to warn the West away from further pressure. Israel’s foes have united and seem primed to provoke a war designed to tilt the Middle East’s playing field toward Iran, and perhaps even draw in a post-election “democratic” Egypt ruled by Nasserite nationalists and Islamists against Israel.

Will we ever learn? Islam is not compatible with Democracy. What we are seeing is the hateful nature of the Arab people on full display. Our elites can deny it, but reality can’t!

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