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No time for shoes

  • Posted by Maryam Namazie
  • On February 12, 2013
  • 8 Comments
  • Egypt, Morsi

وقتی مرسی پابرهنه از مسجد گریخت!Did you hear the report saying Morsi had to run out of a mosque leaving his shoes behind in order to evade protesters.

It reminds me of the song, “run oppressor man, where you gonna run to?”

All I can say is: it’s good to be alive today.

Real good.

 

8 Comments

Tumbledown Survivor
The worst kind of leader is a frightened person. Just look at Iran, Syria and now Egypt. Frightened men murdering any of their own people who object to their leadership methods.
Martyn
And there was Morsi and the Brotherhood thinking they had it all bagged up. I bet they didn't think for a moment there would be this level of dissent against their leadership. Protestors at mosques, women and secularists on the streets of Tahrir Square. It's just not what they had in mind at all, huh?
Kilian Hekhuis
Forgot to mention it's by Peter Tosh, based on an older song "Sinner man" with similar lyrics.
Kilian Hekhuis
Though a version of the song seems to be called "Oppressor man", the actual lyrics seem to be "Downpressor man, where you gonna run to".
AJ Milne
Heh. I dub thee 'Sockboy Morsi'.
opsarchangelic
the end of atheism http://www.dailygrail.com/blogs/oparchangel2013/2013/2/The-Mayan-Skeptic-Apocalypse
    Tumbledown Survivor
    Rubbish. There are more atheists in this world than believers in mythical gods. Religious leaders would have you believe otherwise due to their vested interests. Religion has been used to oppress people for millenia and has been , until recently, more effective than politics or force of arms. As people become better educated they cease to believe in the old dogmas. As the numbers of believers decrease, the gods cease to exist and that is not difficult for figments of the imagination. Anyone living in an Islamic state is said to be a believer by their leaders. Most are not. It is just the old medieval practice of torturing and killing anyone who admits to being an unbeliever that forces the people into pretending that they accept that there is a god. The catholic church uses fear to hold on to its dwindling congregation while the Anglican church simply diminishes steadily. Of course, it is a persons right to believe in myths and fairy tales if they wish. They do not have the right to force their views on others and will eventually be punished for doing so.

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