Analysis: Egypt’s message to Obama – Keep your aid
CAIRO – A US decision to curtail military and economic aid to Egypt to promote democracy may ultimately backfire, pushing Cairo to seek assistance elsewhere and giving Washington less leverage to stabilize a country in the heart of the Middle East.
Washington faces a dilemma in dealing with its major regional ally: Egypt controls the Suez Canal and has a peace treaty with neighboring Israel but its army overthrew the first freely elected president, Islamist Mohamed Morsi, in July.
Sabbahi demands changes for constitutional articles on freedoms

Genesis 47:13-27 Recent Virginia Church Service – Stimulus Sermon
from dailypaul.com, by emalvini on Sat, 03/03/2012 – Genesis 47:13-27 Recent Virginia Church Service – Stimulus Sermon
I would love to give the pastor of this predominantly black church in Virginia a hug and a high five. This man of God is obviously a leader.
Perhaps we should each decide who our real Leader is…It is amazing to see that very little has changed in 4,000 years.
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Good morning, brothers and sisters; it’s always a delight to see the pews crowded on Sunday morning, and so eager to get into God’s Word. Turn with me in your Bibles, if you will, to the 47th chapter of Genesis; we’ll begin our reading at verse 13 and go through verse 27.
Obama’s Egyptian Fiasco
From IsraelNationalNews.com, by Larry Domnitch, February 07, 2012 – Mubarak kept the Muslim Brotherhood at bay. That was more important for the world than lauding the”democratic” revolution in Tahrir Square, which anyone who understands the area realized would soon give way to Islamic dominance. And it has.
When President Obama delivered his Egyptian version of hope and “change” in a speech at the Cairo University in June 2009, members of the then outlawed Muslim Brotherhood were attendance upon the president’s insistence. Egypt’s President Mubarak did not show up. ‘Change’ was already in the air.