Islamist Wave 2013 - Overview & Updates

anunnaki Thursday 4 Jul 2013

Who did they ask? Men between 35 and 65 only? Surprisingly many Muslims, especially in the MidEast, have no idea what it would mean for them to live under Sharia law. They think that if only everyone followed their "perfect" religion to the letter, then society would be perfect as well.

Theo Friday 5 Jul 2013

They'd say yes, because to say "no, I don't want to live under Sharia" is essentially to renounce that you are a Muslim. And if they do, they don't have anything else. Hence they don't want to be asked, they just want someone to do the right thing.

Anyone who saw young Muslim behaviour in the West knows that they give any western liberal faggot 100 points leg-up in degeneracy, they are just prisoners of their own identity that they stick to merely due to tradition.

Muslims are probably the sort of people who'd most easily be subjected to American nation building. They really want all these McD, all these cheap whores, all those fancy cars. They are dying for it. They just want a Muslim variation of American consumerism, where they can still pretend that the whole shit is "Allah-approved and certified", Saudi style.

Niccolo and Donkey Friday 5 Jul 2013

This is going to get ugly. Here's one of the many protests in support of Morsi that happened in Egypt today.

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/embed/ReFnzIAQkgc

Niccolo and Donkey Friday 5 Jul 2013

The fix was in as early as June 23rd:

According to one official, Morsi delivered the final, terse response to [Head of the army Abdul Fatah] al-Sisi's demand: "Over my dead body!"

On Monday, the armed forces announced they had given Morsi 48 hours to meet the protesters' demands or face military intervention.

In reality, however, the countdown had begun as early as June 23, when Sisi gave Morsi and the opposition a week to work out their differences — a remote possibility given the wide gap between both sides.

Brotherhood officials said they saw the end coming based on Sisi's comments nine full days before Morsi's actual ouster.

"We knew it was over on 23 June Western ambassadors told us that," said another Brotherhood spokesman. US Ambassador Anne Patterson was one of the envoys, he added.

Morsi searched for allies in the army, ordering two top aides — Asaad el-Sheikh and Rifaah el-Tahtawy — to establish contact with potentially sympathetic officers in the 2nd Field Army based in Port Said and Ismailia on the Suez Canal.

The objective was to find army allies to use as a bargaining chip with el-Sissi, security officials with firsthand knowledge of the contacts said.

There were no signs that Morsi's overtures had any effect, but Sisi, on learning of the contacts, took no chances. He issued directives to all unit commanders not to engage in any contacts with the presidential palace and, as a precaution, dispatched elite troops to units whose commanders had been contacted by Morsi's aides.

Niccolo and Donkey Friday 5 Jul 2013

Erdogan weighs in :

Niccolo and Donkey Friday 5 Jul 2013

Muslim Brotherhood Chief Mohammed Badie speaks to supporters at a demonstration in Nasr City :

Badie just finished speaking at a pro-Morsi rally in Nasr City, Cairo .

“No one speaks on behalf of the Egyptian people,” Badie said. “Everyone has one voice and had the chance to vote.”

He said Mohamed Morsi is the only president in Egypt.

“We will sacrifice ourselves, our souls and our blood, for president Morsi,” he said.

Badie asked the Egyptian army to not take sides in the protests and said that military rule will never come back to Egypt.

“Curse everyone who wants to hurt the revolution and take it back to military rule.”

Team Zissou Friday 5 Jul 2013

niccolo and donkey Angocachi anunnaki

This is a hypothesis cribbed from various readings over the past few months, so I'm open to being proved wrong.

Egypt and Syria have the same problem as the US and a lot of other places: both countries have small, higher- g elite/bourgeois and large, low- g prole populations. Both groups have radically different visions for their countries which are basically incompatible. The former are capitalist, globalist and secular; the latter are socialist, provincial and religious. (In the West the former group are more in favor of planned economies).

Theo Saturday 6 Jul 2013

Muslim Brotherhood militants kill a Coptic Christian priest in Egypt

http://www.gazeta.ru/politics/news/2013/07/06/n_3022477.shtml

Theo Saturday 6 Jul 2013

Executing Christians is becoming a new trend among these people.

Chechnya: part two.

Waiting for reintroduction of slavery.

Team Zissou Saturday 6 Jul 2013

What's old is new. In the absence of nationalist dictators they just revert to the savagery that's always been there.

Islamist Wave 2013 - Overview & Updates

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