Hey guys,

Meet Lady Mucahit......You will hear a lot about her in near future,

http://www.arabianbusiness.com/100-most-powerful-arab-women-2012-448295.html?view=profile&itemid=448221

http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/individualProfile.asp?indid=2428

http://frontpagemag.com/2010/nonie-darwish/appeasing-the-muslim-brotherhood/

I assume this is a very dry joke? You don´t seriously suggest/expect us to take anything touched by the famous Islamaphobe David Horowitz seriously, do you?

Believe me...Lady Mucahit is no joke...She works for the White House

White House is looking for a dilligent Moslem Brotherhood member (no adjustments in public, please) to fill the currently available Caliph position. Excellent salary and fringe benefits !

Ladies need not apply.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78hiJ4ZPOGk

I may have underestimated US politics.

Lady Mucahit may have another task, altogether  

She is no ordinary girl ! She must be upto something in the White House.

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 The Afghanistanization of the Middle East

EXTRACT

No one expected Libya and Mali to go the way of Somalia, but the tidal wave of Talibanesque militias creating their own brutal Islamist states is not likely to end there. Next door to Libya, Tunisia and Egypt are looking rather shaky with Salafists of the non-Brotherhood variety enforcing their own freelance Islamic law with mob violence and intimidation.

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As a new Afghanistan begins forming in the Sinai where the Bedouin tribesmen have proven an ideal mold for recreating the conditions of Afghanistan, the formerly stable North Africa is beginning to resemble Islamic Asia.

The Muslim Middle East is facing a choice between two paths. One leads ahead to a Westernized society and the other back to the barren deserts of the 7th Century. The Muslim Brotherhood and other political Islamists claim that it is possible to have the best of both worlds, combining high tech and desert morals in a society where every woman is covered and every man is an engineer. But that illusion is under siege as Islamist militias begin fragmenting countries into tribal encampments.

The Middle East that we have grown used to is a colonial legacy. Its corrupt regimes with the derivative structures of modern states are being torn down by the Arab Spring. The Islamists can have democratic elections where they are the majority, but what they cannot have are strong militaries, and that leaves them with few options but to rely on Islamist militias to fight Islamist militias; turning the region back to before the rise of the Ottoman Empire.

Islamists saw Afghanistan as the future of the Middle East and they were right. Saudi Arabia and the oil states that backed the Arab Spring are Afghanistans with oil. Egypt, Tunisia and Syria are on the way to becoming Afghanistans without oil.

by Daniel Greenfield
Gatestone Institute
October 2, 2012

Islamisation is the natural democratic course of events in Egypt where treatment of muslim groups has been severe during the last decades and where Islamic Brotherhood has been the only social security office for people suffering from poverty and corruption. The West should accept this development because it is what people have chosen. Maybe democracy will take other routes later but for now Brotherhood is the best organized group against the old powers and it also seems to have the capability to negotiate with the more radical salafists which is important for the political balance.

Don´t worry, AlphaF, there are groups which are much more strict in their opinions, much more militant, much more ready to straight action. Groups who consider both Brotherhood and salafists as kuffar, nothing less.

Don´t worry, AlphaF, there are groups which are much more strict in their opinions, much more militant, much more ready to straight action. Groups who consider both Brotherhood and salafists askuffar, nothing less.

Can you blame them?

If development of the armies of Islamic countries are limited or kept under control by others, terorizm by small and specialized groups is the only other alternative that will thrive.

Ha ha ha....I forgot about that one.