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    Default Praise for Dr. al Zawahiri

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    Rifai Taha, the former president of Gamaa Islamiyya’s Shura council in Egypt, said that al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri should be praised and called on Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi to allow Zawahiri’s return to Egypt.

    Taha insisted on the application of Shariah [Islamic] law in Egypt and divided the liberals who refused Shariah into two groups. The first reject Sharia because they don’t know what it is, he said. For those, Taha said there is a duty to introduce them to Shariah. The second group know that Shariah law is right. He called the latter group “recalcitrants who have deviated from God’s religion,” but that dialogue should be held with them before such a judgment is passed. He said Al-Azhar scholars should be the ones responsible for implementing Shariah.
    The tragicomedy that is the conflicted and schizophrenic US foreign policy provides yet another gem. The fruition of the failure of the current regime, following on the heals of the failures of the prior regime, will take a bit more time to fully manifest, but it is only a matter of when and not if.

    Having Dr. al Zawahiri welcomed into Egypt and protected by democracy would be a welcome development.

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    Wow !!!

    That's what i would say if we were strangers on a bus.


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    DSummoner, on a... bus?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dsummoner View Post
    DSummoner, on a... bus?
    I should have clarified that to say the 'airport shuttle'.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dsummoner View Post
    DSummoner, on a... bus?
    There's absolutely nothing wrong with buses, I utilised one, well two actually as I did come back again, yesterday to go into town. I needed a couple of bits from the shops, but the real purpose of my visit was to a pub that had a real ale festival on. I didn't think that I'd get out with only one beer so I left the car in the garage... Good ain't I.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WKDWZD View Post
    There's absolutely nothing wrong with buses, I utilised one, well two actually as I did come back again, yesterday to go into town. I needed a couple of bits from the shops, but the real purpose of my visit was to a pub that had a real ale festival on. I didn't think that I'd get out with only one beer so I left the car in the garage... Good ain't I.
    There is, indeed, my friend, nothing wrong with buses. However, one would not find DSummoner on such a mode of travel.

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