Ahmed Rehab does his Islamic duty:

• Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt Just Like Christian Conservatives in U.S. Rehab, who once insisted that there’s “no such thing as sharia law” is at it again, dismissing the threat of radical Islam presented by the political instability in Egypt. Read More

How come they sing in unison?

ElBaradei: Muslim Brotherhood like U.S. evangelicals and orthodox Jews in Jerusalem

When have American evangelicals or orthodox Jews in Jerusalem ever expressed a desire to work toward “eliminating and destroying Western civilization from within”?  (JW)

Amanwhore singalong:

Amanwhore: Muslim Brotherhood are ‘In No Way Extremists’

Echoing an idea he introduced to CNN’s Fareed Zakaria (seen on The Blaze earlier), Egypt’s Nobel laureate and self-appointed opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei told ABC’s Christiane Amanpour the idea that the Muslim Brotherhood, which birthed the terror organization Hamas, is an extremist organization is “total bogus” and that the group is “in no way extremists”

• Peanut Khadr to the front: Jimmy Carter Says Mubarak Must Go (the man who gave us the ayatollah Khomeini and the Islamic revolution in Iran has so much more to give……)

What Could Possibly Go Wrong?… Obama White House Open to Role of Islamists in New Egyptian Government (GWP)

Brilliant. The Obama Administration supports the inclusion of Islamists in a new Egyptian government.   The LA Times reported>>>

Al BeBeeCeera, the propaganda arm of the Muslim Brotherhood in the UK:

Eye on the world: Anything but the truth. Don’t forget: British taxpayers are footing the bill for this:

Abu Bowen won’t let a little thing like the truth hold him back from promoting Islam as the one and only true religion. Here is what he has to say about the Muslim Brotherhood today:

Optimistic Egyptians say free elections, if they ever happen, would produce a vibrant democracy.

Pessimists say that the removal of the police state would lead to chaos – which would be exploited by Egypt’s jihadi groups. These have been suppressed ruthlessly by the Mubarak regime.

The country’s only properly organised mass political movement outside the ruling party is the Muslim Brotherhood, and it would do very well in any free election.

Unlike the jihadis, it does not believe it is at war with the West. It is conservative, moderate and non-violent. But it is highly critical of Western policy in the Middle East.