Reply #67: what do they say about suckers?

[pelsar]

first i would suggest you apply the previous quote from the israeli....it applies equally to those of islam, hence the need for secular rights taking precedent over religious law.

I suppose this quote applies:
.... the professor concluded: "Having created a new model of popular revolution based, for the most part, on nonviolent tactics, (country removed) may yet provide us with a desperately needed model of humane governance for a third-world country."
and we all know how wrong he was, don't we?

Ennahda will not always be in power or have influence hence his words are are only temporary, what counts is the structure:


now personally i'm not much on reading the future, just guessing, but the difference here will be in where they put shari(religious) law...is it above civil law (as in the PA/hamas) or is it secondary as in israel.

that foundation is the difference between moderate and extreme....between a western civil rights society and a medieval 16th century one.