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Egyptians are also saying that al-Qa3ida is another name for the MB

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Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Aug 31, 2013 at 09:49

Hi Prashant

I'm always amazed by the political sophistication of many Egyptians and many of them are now saying "wow the Muslim Brotherhood is indeed a terrorist organization and that they are criminals" and it sounds to me the same as at the end of the 2nd WW when decent Germans woke up and asked themselves why did we believe the Nazis? And in response to what western leaders are telling Egypt and el-Sisi that the MB should have some rule in future government Egyptians are saying this is like asking the decent Germans that stood up against the Nazis and the Jews to have peace with the Nazis and include them in the future political life of Germany

The MB is a terrorist organization and it should be banned not just in Egypt but also in the US and this is indeed what Gamal Abd el-Nasser told who ever was listening in the west and in Israel that when he is gone they will have to deal with a terrorist organization called the MB and the sad thing back in the 1950's no one believed him and in the case of our leaders no one had a clue what is really the MB and they still do not get it that the MB is a terrorist organization and will always be

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