What you re suggesting is that stopping this in its tracks with merely the offer from mubarak that he ll leave office simply isn t going to happen? no. you have to it s a matter of mass psychology, actually. he cannot be in charge any longer, of satisfying the egyptian people. he can t actually call the shots. let s step back for a second. are we seeing the rise of democracy in the middle east? you know, democracy takes many forms. i mean, we re not seeing, as everybody says, whatever this phrase means, jeffersonian democracy. but, you know, there is turkish democracy. some would say that isn t a representative system, where an islamic is in power more secular than most governments. that s right. so it s possible that maybe they ll be some form of democracy, as i said, going back
Reason across the world people desire to model their economic structures after what we have done here for 200 years, which is capitalism, freedom, tolerance. again, the farthest thing that is possible one could imagine from what you espouse, which is dictatorship and a complete lack of tolerance. so, again, i think facts would inform your argument. and by the way, why do you live in london? why do you cherish the economics of london and britain as opposed to returning back to some other country to proselytize. countries like sudan and africa were known as africa. this is a system which existed for over a millennium in the area. only very recently have we had industrial revolution, a type of dictatorship which has been implemented by the very masters in the west who are supposedly propagating freedom and democracy.
And economic collapse. you know, you have a huge, if you like, failure of the capitalist system way of life. people don t want liberal democracy. they look at your and see the trillions dollars of debt, they see that people don t have the basic needs met. we need a system that provides the basic needs of food, water, and shelter. we need to give a system that agrees with their nature and gives them prosperity. the only system in the history of all of these nations which gave that and allowed the people to live together peacefully was the sharia, not under democracy, not under freedom, and not under the dictators we see nowadays. mr. choudary, with all due respect, even with the economic turmoil of the past several years, here and throughout europe and throughout asia, we are so for a ahead of the dictatorships and the islamic regimes that you have supported that have imposed nothing but destitution upon their populations, and that is the