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Even the pro-Freedom Egyptian Blogger, Egyptian Sandmonkey, now admits the Egyptian Spring was a failure.
From Atlas:
But now Sandmonkey is tacitly admitting that I was right all along. His attack on me is now nowhere to be found on the interwebs. And now he is conceding that the position I took was right all along, and that the "Arab Spring" in Egypt was not a secular democracy movement, but a push toward Sharia:
Go read the whole thing.
Reassess? Yeah, good luck with that.
You squandered the opportunity of a life time.
Frankly, FUCK YOU!
Fuck you for lying to yourself and the world, when it was most critical that you be honest.
(Not that anyone on this blog bought his bullshit, even for a second.)
Fucking Stockholm captive, jizya-slurping Dhimmi.
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Let This Be a Lesson To You When People From The Middle East Tell You Things Are Getting Better
Even the pro-Freedom Egyptian Blogger, Egyptian Sandmonkey, now admits the Egyptian Spring was a failure.
From Atlas:
Sandmonkey: "We Majorly Failed"
I disagreed with the popular and initially pro-freedom Egyptian blogger Sandmonkey back in the beginning of 2011, and had a public falling out with him over my insistence that the Muslim Brotherhood was very much a major player in the overthrow of Mubarak and whatever freedom Egyptians had enjoyed under his government. It wasn't pretty. I expressed my distress here. He hurled.But now Sandmonkey is tacitly admitting that I was right all along. His attack on me is now nowhere to be found on the interwebs. And now he is conceding that the position I took was right all along, and that the "Arab Spring" in Egypt was not a secular democracy movement, but a push toward Sharia:
"We majorly failed," concedes Mahmoud Salem, a popular pro-democracy activist and blogger who tweets as "Sandmonkey." "The secular revolutionaries and leftists didn't focus on moving beyond Tahrir and engaging the streets, listening to the demands of the people. So right now, we have to reassess and plan before we move forward."
Go read the whole thing.
Reassess? Yeah, good luck with that.
You squandered the opportunity of a life time.
Frankly, FUCK YOU!
Fuck you for lying to yourself and the world, when it was most critical that you be honest.
(Not that anyone on this blog bought his bullshit, even for a second.)
Fucking Stockholm captive, jizya-slurping Dhimmi.
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Spencer at Human Events: Democracy is a Relative Term by Robert Spencer 02/15/2011 Everyone is excited about the toppling of Hosni Mubarak in Egypt. “This is a moment of huge opportunity,” enthused one noted analyst. Another agreed: “We will soon...
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Jawa: Mubarek Thugs Arrest Egyptian Blogger Sandmonkey, Update: Beaten and released Update: Sandmoneky on his way home, beaten and released, car trashed. Good move, now let the rest go. On a side note, one notable twitter moment was two days ago when...
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Blogger Sandmonkey is in Egypt tweeting updates as possible and at no small risk to himself. You can follow it here...
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Rantings of a Sandmonkey He posts and updates often - so far, at least. This morning, I read at Sandmonkey's site that Ahmadinejad has left Iran for an official visit to Russia. I hadn't heard that information before, but maybe others here already...
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I wrote a few days ago:[...] the thing about Islamic nations [is that] rapes and physical assaults on women aren't reduced at all. They're just not reported because women have less means to do so.Echo left a comment in a different post:You should...