Hypocrisy86
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anyone got anything interesting to add?
what about the unrest in Egypt?
what about the unrest in Egypt?
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Arab countries are starting to wake up and they are attempting to put down dictactorships.
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Does their religion play a part in this?
i know how Islamic religion is really strict and whatnot.
i always thought politicians and religious beliefs should not be together.
i know how Islamic religion is really strict and whatnot.
i always thought politicians and religious beliefs should not be together.
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^^ Of course it plays some role. Much arab countries are islamic, they're ruled by Allah's law.
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^ and that back fires doesn't it?. what do you think will happen after this (the Egyptian protesting)
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I still believe a lot is achievable if we can take to dialogue rather than force
