Egypt: If You Want Respect Earn It
Friday, February 19, 2016
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If not totally relevant to this particular case, the graphic reflects my basic philosophy regarding Islam.
Before morphing into my new persona, Teddy first made his appearance as my helper/protester in the insane case of "Muhammad the Bear." Have a scroll through, old Ted used to get about a bit in those days.
Ahmed Mansour Karni's birth certificate was presented after state security forces added his name to the list of accused.
So I think we can safely assume that the birth certificate carried the date of birth of the four year old felon and not, as is suggested in the comments, a case of mistaken identity.
A four-year-old boy has been sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty on a murder charge. More
But then can we accuse the Egyptians, in what might still be a case of mistaken identity, of being any worse than the Americans?
Not at all at all, at least the Egyptians don't defer for a decade their petty vindictiveness before going to see: How Many Kids Lives Can We Destroy Today? Do read, it's a shocker.
Try this in Google/Google images if you want more. American school children in handcuffs
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