The mid-east is embroiled in revolution Egypt ousted Hosni Mubarak and while most cheered many are asking what will change. Promises aren't being kept as usual but the military has become a dictatorship as usual when a country falls to the military.
So the people who demonstrated to oust Mubarak won and lost.
Is it better now?
Christians in Egypt are being murdered and churches attacked by Muslims.
It is a simmering religious war and the military is passively and actively on the side of the Muslim majority that represents 90% of the country.
Christians who demonstrate are being killed, shot with live ammunition for demonstrating...same old, same old.
Now what about Ghaddaffi old turf?What are we to expect from the new regime.
Betcha it goes the same way but with a civilian government instead or maybe a combination of both and lots of retribution against perceived enemies and wholesale corruption.It seems that they all just can't help themselves.
Oh, and here's a real bad guy, massacres aplenty in Syria.
Al-Assad doesn't want to let go.
Although he's seen what has happened in Egypt, Lybia, Yemen and Tunesia he still thinks he will win the day.
He is a bad guy but how long is it before the possible fall of his and these other countries opens up an opportunity for a Taliban style government or Al Queda to take over.
The Muslims don't dare to argue with the religious right as their lives are at stake if they do.
"The eastern world it is exploding violence flarin' and bullets loading , even the Jordan River has bodies floatin'" - Barry Maguire - "The Eve Of Destruction".
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