43 Replies to “Quote Of The Week”

  1. Free, insomuch as the rigid creedence of Islam demands.
    When Bush says the same thing for Iraqis, he’s a crazy Christian redneck. When Obama says it for egyptians, he’s a benevolent freedom fighter. Double standard much?
    Also, is there a syntax error in that quote? “their” “their” twice.

  2. Simon, you have to keep up with things. The One hath decreed that God is in fashion this season, with his speech at the prayer breakfast. The MSM cognoscenti will be working God into the odd sentence here and there to show they’re hip.
    Its like hemlines.

  3. Hmmmm – I thought they had the freedom to oust Mubarak in the last general election – or in the next general election in Sept. Mubarak was elected, he can be ousted the same way. Which makes those in the streets, anarchists undermining the democratic process and urging a coup.
    But to demented lefty newsies I guess calling anarchists “freedom demonstrator” sell more papers to cloistered urban liberals.

  4. I was on TV with Jason Cherniak once when he declared with a straight face that “Pierre Trudeau gave us our rights.”
    Neither God nor Thomas Jefferson could be reached for comment.

  5. bambam is calling himself ‘The Gipper’ and to be honest the spin has become so bad I can’t see why they even pretend anymore.

  6. Well, the US Constitution considers that we humans are ‘endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights….Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness’. And considers that such are entitled by ‘The Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God’. The point of a reference to god is to reject the notion of the ‘hubris’ or arrogance of man and to acknowledge man’s fallibility. What’s wrong with that?
    Oh, and Occam, before you comment about ‘well, Mubarak was elected and could be unelected’, I’d suggest you check out some facts. The Egyptian Constitution for one. Especially Article 76 – makes it almost impossible for any opposition party to emerge and also, to run a candidate. Oh – and there are no term limits.
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-12411954
    You might also want to check out why the people took to the streets – apart from the fact that there are no opposition parties allowed.
    http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704132204576136442019920256.html?mod=WSJ_newsreel_opinion
    And understand that a socialist statist economy, as is that of Egypt, had reached the carrying capacity of such an economy. It could not sustain a population that had doubled in 40 years from 40 to 80 million. A socialist economy is ‘no-growth’, it’s finite, depending on its basic resources.
    What is needed is a capitalist growth economy – and Egypt had been preventing such a middle class economy from emerging, leaving the majority of the people in poverty. The critical threshold emerges, and a tectonic shift is necessary. The Old Guard did everything they could to prevent it, but it’s the electronic age now, and that means – blogger power. People power.

  7. CPAC Feb 10th University of Ottawa forum on “Political Tensions in the Arab World.”
    PM Harper bashing.
    There will be incessent bashing against capitalist, Chrisitian leaders. And the press will be enthusiastic lead dogs.
    PM Harper is sure to be a target.

    (Angus Reid Poll)

  8. This is from the link.

    ”5. On another occasion Allah’s Messenger (pbuh) said, “Allah has prohibited from the Fire of Hell anyone who says, ‘There is none worthy of worship except Allah,’ seeking thereby the pleasure of Allah.”

    I’m going to write that one down,just in case.Hoo Haw, 72 virgins just got nervous.

  9. This AM, CTV were showing Egyptian demonstrators across Canada…In Montreal (After Mubarak steps down):
    “Here’s a very happy man!” says the reporter, bringing the microphone over to him:
    “Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar!”
    I was just…Mummified.

  10. So the TEA party just have to camp out in Washington for a week and OBOZO will flee to….Indonesisa????…Kenya???

  11. I actually heard on the news last night that the Christian community would have liked Mubarak to stay. This contradicts the street interviews where the meme is that everyone Christian and islamists are together in their desire to see him go.

  12. Egypt will become a shiny new Pakistan. That is the very best you can hope for. Inshallah.
    Muhammed is the dictator of the Muslims soul. There can be no freedom for Egyptians or any other Muslims until he is thrown down.

  13. wallyj, I’m sure the Egyptian Christian community (which is both -old- and large) is keeping their powder dry and their eyes wide open. They were official government whipping boy under Mubarak, whenever he needed a diversion or to let some steam off the discontent he’d have a few Christians killed. Mostly because there aren’t too many Jews left in Egypt these days.
    However the specter of the Muslim Brotherhood getting more power in Egypt is a pretty scary one. Better the devil you know, and all that.

  14. Barry like’s the name “MUSLIM BROtherHOOD”…It’s sounds so cool and kinda gangsta, like “Community Organizer”…

  15. I for one hope that Canada opens its gates of freedom wide and welcomes the many Coptic Christians who are going to need refuge after what is happening in Egypt. Maybe we could work out an exchange program. We will take all their Christians if they take all our Muslims.

  16. Very entertaining to see the liberal reporters (especially the female ones) condemning Mubarak and embracing the opposition (Muslim Brotherhood). If the liberals get their way they will all be stoned, No the other stoned. Reality sucks if you’re a liberal.

  17. I have no major opinion either way on Egypt, I still maintain it’s none of our business and they should stay out of ours.
    One way to look at this fiasco is who is for this so called freedom of the people overthrow.
    The last I checked its dictators, Liberal loony’s, and Fascist community organizers. Enough said, if you think that whatever just happened in Egypt is a good thing, especially for western countries, including Israel who is voicing its opposition strongly.
    This global domination game of checkers is being played on multi level chess boards, by nutters and special interests. It’s hilarious to watch the left and indeed a few SDA readers who should know better, commenting about the glorious freedom the Middle East will achieve through this.

  18. It is almost humorous when I think that if you worship the Western imaginary almighty being you are ridiculed and laughed at by more than half of your own society and are hated by the rest of the world. If you quit believing, you then open the door to opportunities as a Democrat or Liberal.
    If you believe in the Muslim imaginary almighty being, you are then a willing slave (who may have to give up running water and flush toilets) whose job it is to grovel on the ground five times a day and kill all the people who do not worship the imaginary almighty god Al (not Al Gore). If you quit your belief, you are dead meat right now.
    The Jews don’t talk much about their imaginary almighty being probably because they know he is … well … imaginary … However, their imaginary being must be the smartest of the three bigs because there is no doubt that the Jews are far smarter and more talented per capita than either of the other two arrogancies with their delusions.
    If they quit, know one actually gives a shit and they still remain doctors, lawyers, accountants, investment bankers, movie producers and directors, play-writes, authors, scientists, musicians, actors and brilliant soldiers defending their tiny turf in the ME whilst the rest enjoy Miami.
    That’s how I sees this imaginary deity obsession thingy. Without it we may already be vacationing on Mizar 5.

  19. IMHO… It seems like a Mubarak/Army scam. I believe that Mubarak was very supportive of his military of which he was one time a part of. Now the army takes control for the transistion period. Can we be sure that Mubarak is not in control of his appreciative old buddies in the armedforces. I will believe he is not, depending on what happens in September.

  20. In Cairo, Bush’s dream come to life
    National Post · Saturday, Feb. 12, 2011
    On Nov. 19, 2003, eight months after the invasion of Iraq, George W. Bush delivered a speech at London’s Whitehall Palace. In light of Friday’s dramatic events in Egypt, it is a moment worth revisiting.
    “Lasting peace is gained as justice and democracy advance,” the former U.S. president declared. “By advancing freedom in the greater Middle East, we help end a cycle of dictatorship and radicalism that brings millions of people to misery and brings danger to our own people … Many governments are realizing that theocracy and dictatorship do not lead to national greatness; they end in national ruin.”
    Read more: http://www.nationalpost.com/todays-paper/Cairo+Bush+dream+come+life/4269825/story.html

  21. For the record: Allah is not God. God has a Son: Jesus Christ. According to the Koran Allah can have no son.

  22. Regardless of what the world thinks of us or does, it’s we as western nations that are developed for a reason and the rest is not.
    It’s not us that wish to live in those countries or societies; they flock to ours in the multimillions.
    It is not conservative values that try and tear apart our successful societies but Liberal malcontents and their radical totalitarian “allies” that move to change our systems to their advantage. You either change with their beliefs or they will riot in the streets and violently destroy you.
    They have succeeded in Egypt, by their boasts and rants because it’s one small wedge at the tip of the western world. The left is impatient with the progress in the west and knows it needed to fracture western culture at the fringes to get an avalanche started.
    What the useful idiots on the left fail to understand is the global domination game of multilevel chess that they or anyone else on the outside could ever rationalize much less understand. They are pathetic pawns in a game that ultimately destroys the west along with the third world, while enriching and empowering a few.
    The only way to secure ourselves from this kind of mess is reject “Progressive” ideas and their agents of violence. We need to ignore the Middle East aside from fair trade, close our borders to their immigration and start deporting and jailing the foreign radicals we catch in our midst.
    Time to close the castle gates while there still may be some castle left to protect.

  23. “God-given freedom!” Brilliant.Look at Iran, Allah gave them nuclear weapons, too.
    But they will be blasted off earth before they do much damage to Israel or other democratic nations, unless they are working on other WMDs assisted by the usual suspects. So what if they are removed from this earth by retaliation, it’s just sooner thaexpected and all together to paradise.
    If interested, following is a link to my opinion of democarcy in Egypt.
    http://onwardjames.blogspot.com/2011/02/democracy-in-egypt.html

  24. Sasquatch, I was thinking the same thing. The lefties have gone all ‘leg tingly’ with what has happened in Egypt after a supposed ‘spontaneous’ public demonstration and ‘strike’ and yet in America they demonize the T.E.A. party demonstrations. Truly “Liberalism” is a mental disease.

  25. Every bubble-headed mainstream media generation has to have its”Berlin Wall” moment, even if it has to manufacture it.

  26. The Copts in Egypt are going to look at the Mubarak years as the good ol’ days. If the egyptian military allows for free elections, the majority will rule, and the minority of egyptians will pay the price for not being with the brotherhood. Nature abhors a vacuum, and all that. … I believe that B. Hussien knows this much too, at least.
    At least in the recent past, all they came for were their pigs and dignity…
    If the egyptians desire real freedom, they should cast off the shackles of islam that enslave them.

  27. You want God ? You got God.
    WorldNetDaily: The Rise of the Muslim Anti-Christ Explains Egypt Unrest
    Posted on February 2, 2011 by Richard Bartholomew
    With uncertainty in the Middle East, prophecy hawkers inevitably see a new opportunity.
    Step forward Joel Richardson at WorldNetDaily:
    // While no one knows the future, I believe that through a general understanding of the various geopolitical actors and atmosphere in the Middle East and surrounding regions, and a solid understanding of what the Bible says about the future, it is fair to make some general observations and predictions about what will happen next in that part of the world. //
    And we’re off: […]

  28. The Military is now running Egypt, doesn’t sound much like freedom of democracy to me but alas what passes for freedom in Allah land looks an aweful lot like slavery of the peasants.

  29. God has given a lot of things to Egypt, over the years … most of which start with “plague of.”

  30. Egypt:
    Carefull what you wish for.
    HANDS OFF MY SHEEP…and where did I put that rock….?

  31. I wonder of all the thousands of protesters in Egypt, how many were Egyptians and how many were just muslim imports???

  32. Why is it every time I visit one of the web sites dealing with TROP I get the same feeling as when I talk to an unmedicated schizophrenic in my office?

  33. I just saw a banner scroll by on Judge Jeanine which said Egyptian Military says it will honour international agreements.

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