Egyptian Protests

[BaseballIsLife]

I'm a bit unfamiliar with the situation as I've been studying for school and what not but exactly what type of government does Egypt have? Since their leader has been in power for 30 or so years it leads me to believe that it is dictator in-nature but when I search for it, it says that Egypt is a republic. However in a republic, I don't see a leader being in power for that long necessarily deems it so. Do they have any re-elections of any sort there?

[Zoot Soup]

I'm a bit unfamiliar with the situation as I've been studying for school and what not but exactly what type of government does Egypt have? Since their leader has been in power for 30 or so years it leads me to believe that it is dictator in-nature but when I search for it, it says that Egypt is a republic. However in a republic, I don't see a leader being in power for that long necessarily deems it so. Do they have any re-elections of any sort there?

 

Of course they do. And Mubarak is always elected with 85%+ of the vote. :lol:

[Crazy Horse]

Gas prices will go very high

 

Maybe Barack Hussein Obama will go back and lead his people.

[BaseballIsLife]

Gas prices will go very high

 

Maybe Barack Hussein Obama will go back and lead his people.

 

That would be Kenya.

[SportsGuy41017]

That would be Kenya.

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Which shows why it's funny at times (as well as sad at times), when these people show their ignorance. :sssh:

[Habib]

Of course they do. And Mubarak is always elected with 85%+ of the vote. :lol:

 

Here's a joke (and probably not the best telling of it) I've heard a few times about Mubarak: During the 2010 election (or any other), both McCain and Obama thought their only chance at winning the election was to consult Mubarak and learn how to rig the election. Mubarak separately promised both that he would send his best people over to help each of the candidates. However, on election day both Obama and McCain call Cairo in furious anger. Mubarak had been elected president of the United States.

[Bluegrasscard]

Here's a joke (and probably not the best telling of it) I've heard a few times about Mubarak: During the 2010 election (or any other), both McCain and Obama thought their only chance at winning the election was to consult Mubarak and learn how to rig the election. Mubarak separately promised both that he would send his best people over to help each of the candidates. However, on election day both Obama and McCain call Cairo in furious anger. Mubarak had been elected president of the United States.

 

Mubarak and ACORN....who da thunk...

[Crazy Horse]

Maybe Indonesia too, but Kenya and Eqypt are not that different.

[bugatti]

Maybe Indonesia too, but Kenya and Eqypt are not that different.

Oh, brother. :ohbrother:

[UKMustangFan]

Gas prices will go very high

 

Maybe Barack Hussein Obama will go back and lead his people.

 

 

Are you really going to start this again?

[75center]

Gas prices will go very high

 

Maybe Barack Hussein Obama will go back and lead his people.

 

Give it a rest.

[Crazy Horse]

Well I voted, was born in the US, so I am a citizen using my 1st Amedment Rights.

[UKMustangFan]

Well I voted, was born in the US, so I am a citizen using my 1st Amedment Rights.

 

So is President Obama, but that doesn't stop you from ignoring that fact.

 

So is it safe to assume we can add President Obama, Morgan Newton, and Joker Phillips to the list?

[Getslow]

Maybe Indonesia too, but Kenya and Eqypt are not that different.

 

In the sense that the United States and Brazil aren't that different, yeah I get where you're going...

[BaseballIsLife]

In the sense that the United States and Brazil aren't that different, yeah I get where you're going...

 

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