Can Egyptians do it?

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Slimebeast on 26 January 2011

Won't happen.

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bmmb1 on 26 January 2011

Mr Khan said:

We still don't know what will happen in Tunisia, though i would say signs are hopeful for something Lebanon-esque, which would be much more workable without a strong Islamic Extremist party in the mix.

Egypt will likely be all the more volatile if Mubarak goes down, but there is hope

Are you aware what is presently happening in Lebanon? It is one step away from civil war and/or becoming another Iran run satelite state (with a lot of its population already in their hands, and almost all of the power in their hands).

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Mr Khan on 26 January 2011

bmmb1 said:

Mr Khan said:

We still don't know what will happen in Tunisia, though i would say signs are hopeful for something Lebanon-esque, which would be much more workable without a strong Islamic Extremist party in the mix.

Egypt will likely be all the more volatile if Mubarak goes down, but there is hope

Are you aware what is presently happening in Lebanon? It is one step away from civil war and/or becoming another Iran run satelite state (with half or more of its population already in their hands).

The statement after the bolded alleviates that. Lebanon was a working democracy for a bit there, just that Hezbollah's presence destabilized it. A Lebanese system without a powerful Islamic Extremist party in the mix could be more sustainable

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bmmb1 on 26 January 2011

Mr Khan said:

bmmb1 said:

Mr Khan said:

We still don't know what will happen in Tunisia, though i would say signs are hopeful for something Lebanon-esque, which would be much more workable without a strong Islamic Extremist party in the mix.

Egypt will likely be all the more volatile if Mubarak goes down, but there is hope

Are you aware what is presently happening in Lebanon? It is one step away from civil war and/or becoming another Iran run satelite state (with half or more of its population already in their hands).

The statement after the bolded alleviates that. Lebanon was a working democracy for a bit there, just that Hezbollah's presence destabilized it. A Lebanese system without a powerful Islamic Extremist party in the mix could be more sustainable

ah ok sorry, I saw it but misread.

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Kasz216 on 26 January 2011

You know, I realize that I don't know shit about Egypt other then their leaders hate Palestine despite claiming to care and mildly discriminate against Christians..

I know a lot about everywhere else in the region, but not Egypt. I guess just because it's named Egypt I don't really think about it.

As such I'd need to read up before I made any sort of opinion.