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To: Taro who wrote (443736)	1/1/2009 2:29:47 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1575800

They are still preventing the Gazans to enter Egypt. Main reason: They don't want the bad guys to migrate into Egypt and bunker down there until they can get bacl to having their wicked ways with theír Israel foes. Mubarak want's those guys toasted and sent up to those recycled 72 virgins ASAP. He may not be able to maintain that stance for much longer: Gaza attack strengthens Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood By JOSEPH MAYTON / THE MEDIA LINE NEWS AGENCY CAIRO Rarely do Egyptian demonstrations see thousands of people take to the streets. But, put together anti-Israeli and anti-government sentiments spearheaded by the powerful Muslim Brotherhood, and the result is the country's largest street action since the first anniversary of the American invasion of Iraq in 2004. On Monday, thousands of Egyptians marched in downtown Cairo, chanting phrases such as, "Off to Gaza we go, martyrs by the million," and "We all belong to Hamas." The government and the military were as much to blame as Israel, activists said. "Where is the Egyptian army?" was another slogan chanted by the throngs of demonstrators. "It is disappointing that while our Palestinian brothers and sisters are being killed, [President Hosni] Mubarak and his cronies sit by and do nothing. Only the Brotherhood is leading this country on the right path," says Ahmed Said, a university student who is supporting the efforts of the Brotherhood. read more......... jpost.com