Fascistic Muslim Brotherhood's Taqyyia

Submitted by Lina (United States), May 29, 2012 at 09:25

Another fascistic* Muslim-Brotherhood's Taqiyya* * * * (fooling, deceiving the infidels) tactic First vote me in, then I will do whatever strict Sharia / Islamic-apartheid* dictates me to do...
As the cunning Islamic-Palestinians say: 'Today the Saturday people, tomorrow the Sunday people...'* * *

Egypt Islamist Candidate Reassures Women, Copts CAIRO May 29, 2012 (AP) ...Islamist group's Mohammed Morsi.

http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/egypt-islamist-candidate-reassures-women-copts-16448627

Sharia Supremacists Take First and Third Place in Egypt's Presidential Elections
May 25, 2012

Touting himself as the most "authentic" Sharia supremacist in the race, Mohammed Morsi, an American-educated engineer, and the leading ...

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2012/05/sharia_supremacists_take_first_and_third_place_in_egypts_presidential_elections.html

Brotherhood man promises Islamic law in Egypt Published: Friday, May 25, 2012, 16:15 IST Place: Cairo | Agency: Reuters

... He has promised to implement Islamic sharia during rallies peppered with references to the Koran, God and the Prophet Mohammad and occasionally interrupted by pauses for mass prayer. But he has seldom ...
His success has dismayed non-Islamists, not least Christians who make up about a tenth of the population, unconvinced by promises that freedoms will be safe in a Brotherhood-led Egypt.
"It was for the sake of the Islamic sharia that men were...thrown into prison. Their blood and existence rests on our shoulders now," Mursi said during one campaign rally.
"We will work together to realise their dream of implementing sharia," said the Brotherhood contender, who himself spent time in jail under Mubarak.

http://www.dnaindia.com/world/report_brotherhood-man-promises-islamic-law-in-egypt_1693550

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