TIME magazine wants to name Egypt's Morsi as its Man of the Year.

Monday, November 26, 2012

TIME magazine wants to name Egypt's Morsi as its Man of the Year.

This is how America's mainstream media panders to Islamists and jihadis. TIME magazine wants to name Egypt's Morsilini as its Man of the Year. HT: TarekFatah .

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I.M.SharmaNovember 27, 2012 at 3:52 AM
Oh, what's his achievement? Just to be elected President of Egypt in a closely contested election with a narrow majority? But who are all those asses who voted for him? Such a huge number of donkeys in the world?
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