Egyptians - Be careful for what you wish (protest) for, You might just get it!

It is the Egyptian people right to choose.

Even though I am wary of the Muslim brotherhood. They were the inspiration for Al-Qaeda.

The wish of the people is the wish of God. The wish of the people in Egypt at the moment is: Change, chang and Change.
Mubarak's days are numbered.

It's whoever is going to put the needs and the interest of the Egyptian people before anything else - like "will the Americans be happy" or "is it good for Israel".

And that sure ain't Mubarak!

We will never know because we can't see the future. The most important thing is at 82 yrs old, Mubarak needs to go. Its just that simple!

They may get change - But not the change they hoped for - And it will come at a price.

Mubarak is ex military (inhumane) so they should expect a lot of blood to flow.

The only recognised opposition group are the Muslim Brotherhood - who have had experience of government.

Sharia law beckons - Unless a moderate strongman emerges.

Some how I dont think those protesters who were out there in sunglasses and jeans are going to appreciate what they end up with.

Let us not beat around the bush.

If the Muslim brother hood ever get into power, the middle east will at some point in the near future explode into all out war.

Always remember that the foundation of the modern Al Qaeda and terrorist outfits is the Muslim Brother Hood.

Israel will no doubt be provoked into a regional war.

What is happening in Egypt is far more serious that many of you would care to think.

Sun of god:

They may get change - But not the change they hoped for - And it will come at a price.

Mubarak is ex military (inhumane) so they should expect a lot of blood to flow.

The only recognised opposition group are the Muslim Brotherhood - who have had experience of government.

Sharia law beckons - Unless a moderate strongman emerges.

Some how I dont think those protesters who were out there in sunglasses and jeans are going to appreciate what they end up with.

Very good analysis.

Remember that this "revolution" was started by the educated youth.

The Muslim Brotherhood was caught off guard with these protest as well as Mubarak. They were late to the game.

Most Egyptians do not subscribe to the beliefs of the Muslim brotherhood. They are mostly moderate.

That being said, the Muslim brotherhood have a large following, but the majority of Egyptians believe in a secular government.

If there is a split in views between the older generation (Muslim Brotherhood Sympathisers) and younger generation (More westernised) then this will play into Mubaraks hands.

He's playing a game of chess and appears not to be reacting - Rather he is responding extremely shrewdly like a master of the art of war.

He is still very much in control - but if and when he is deposed hell may break loose. Possibly even civil war.

Egyptian youths will determine their own future and if the decide they want to go back stone-age era then they should brace up for consequences. Mubarak just has to go.

The Arabs in Egypt have destroyed and disgraced the mummies of the Pharoahs. May a curse come upon the Arabs. God is good. The Arabs in Egypt will be defeated.

Sun of god:

Egyptians - Be careful for what you wish (protest) for, You might just get it!

The world is watching and waiting to see how this turns out.

Sun of god:

If there is a split in views between the older generation (Muslim Brotherhood Sympathisers) and younger generation (More westernised) then this will play into Mubaraks hands.

He's playing a game of chess and appears not to be reacting - Rather he is responding extremely shrewdly like a master of the art of war.

He is still very much in control - but if and when he is deposed hell may break loose. Possibly even civil war.

Civil war between who?

Mubarak support comes from the the upper echelon of the military.

Once he loses the support of the military, then he will be ousted.

Not all older Egyptians support the Muslim Brotherhood. The educated members of that society support a secular government as well as the business elite and the military.

Muslim brotherhood's influence has been overestimated.

Israel / USA support Mubarak simply because he is seen as the lesser of the two evils,

It looks like he will prevail,

Seems the people of Egypt have realised - The alternative to Mubarak may be worse.
His support has been displayed today!