Yea, get some rest. We don't need more than the normal ammount of bugs...hee.

I would like your comment on this: http://egyptiansandmonkey.blogspot.com/2005/12/in-our-democratic-elections-we-shoot.html
If you can get around to it. It seems to me that the Muslim Brotherhood and other interested parties are not getting a fair shake at the polls.

Is that good or bad? MB in itself is bad but they are the only ones (other than some international aid workers) that take care of the sick and poor.

Is big brother doing more harm to hisself by this than he is to the MB? Democracy is not in favor of shooting the voters, even though some dead have voted in our country, I don't think it is exactly the same.

Or am I missing something.

The Muslim Brotherhood probably will end up being a good influence for democracy in Egypt. Right now, they're still technically illegal, but they've run as independents -- and won several seats -- in the new elections.

If you legalize the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt (and in Syria), they'll lose their dangerous radicalism and make reasonable proposals to win votes. But if Mubarak keeps them underground, there's a good chance they'll eventually go Zarqawi.

It's allways worth the wait.

Thanks for the effort.