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Muslim Brotherhood can’t take a joke – so let’s keep joking
Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohammed Morsi depended on protesters to ridicule the regime he targeted in Egypt, but now that he has become the Egyptian regime, he’s showing he fears the power of ridicule as a political weapon. Morsi had local …
Egyptian protesters call for Morsi to be ousted & put on trial
Looks like Egyptians aren't taking the Muslimbrotherhoodization of their country sitting down. Protesters are now openly calling for President Mohammed Morsi - a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood
Egyptian Islamists fear comedian’s jokes
Egyptian Islamists are so fearful of jokes undermining their authority that they have taken action against a popular comedian. Their action to prosecute funnyman Bassem Youssef, who modeled his
Triumph of US diplomacy in Egypt
Making the rounds of the social media networks today is this photo of an Egyptian pro-democracy activist, protesting the US policy that helped bring Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohammad
Qutb developed his philosophy from a prison cell
While we're on the subject of the necessity of prison time (or some other form of exile or retreat) for the politically active operative to have the down-time
Who’s public diplomacy is this?
A billboard at Cairo's international airport quotes the President of the United States: 'We must educate our children to become like young Egyptian people. . .' What does
Egyptian president reaffirms his Muslim Brotherhood loyalty
Without any apologies for his country or for the Muslim Brotherhood, Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi says that he is seeking to maintain ties to the United States -
Why all the hostility against investigating Muslim Brotherhood penetration of the US government?
The United States government is the world's #1 target of foreign influence operations, as I teach in my graduate course on foreign propaganda. So it is only proper that
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