first Zine Al Abadin Bin Ali, now Mubarak who is next?

[General Duke]

Out

 

 

[General Duke]

Next ?

 

 

[General Duke]

Jordan

 

Syrian Alwite leadership is strong

[Che -Guevara]

Faroole

[Che -Guevara]

[General Duke]

lol@poor Che. One would think you understood the gravity of the change around us.

 

Anyhow thanks for your addition. I saw some secessionists comparing Siilanyu to Al Bashir, and now you compare Faroole to Mubarak. Faroole is irrelevent and so is any other Somali leader in the great scheme of things..

 

What next Shangoole to Osama? lol

[oba hiloowlow]

Che :D loooooool

[General Duke]

The House of Saud

 

This house built on quick sand needs to go, then a new era of great change will come to the Middle East.

[General Duke]

Bahrain

 

[Valenteenah.]

All the above need to get lost, don't you think?

[Somalina]

lol@Faroole. I was gonna put him on the list. Dang!

 

Hadduu mid baxo midkale ayaa iman. Wax is bedelaayo ayaa iska yar. Arab will always be Arab.

[Nin-Yaaban]

Some of the Moderators here should be on that list aswell. Dictators!

[wyre]

Nin:D

[Ibtisam]

Syrians like their president, and population is too well controlled. I'd say Algeria, jordan, Yemen, Morocco and Libya need a change- not sure they will demand it and if they do whether attain it or they can handle it. I'm not a fan of chaos so I wish for a peaceful transition. I'm particularly worried about algeria and Morocco- one is prone to civil war the other half the population is addicted to drugs.

[Herer]

i think next is bahrain coz shias in bahrain have been heavily involved in every coup attempt, street agitation, uprising, and reform movement.They constitute more than 70 percent of their country’s population of 700,000.