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This is true, they have long given up some of the ideas they had before..in order to fit the realistic mold of what the people of Egypt want. not unlike Evangelicals who believe strongly themselves...but don't want to have it Biblical law.After many years of being cracked down on, they where forced to do two things...radicalize even more...or reform a bit to try to get there ideas excepted by more people. the More Radical wing is still there, but often many of them spit off to join other groups...But as I have suggested before..the Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt is not a monolithic organization..It has no clear leader, and you will find a variety of ideas on how far to take things within the group. some fail to understand this, due to the fact they know nothing about it, other then what some talking head on Fox news told them, who they did no real research on them.

<blockquote data-quote="pocketfullofshells" data-source="post: 153433" data-attributes="member: 730"><p>This is true, they have long given up some of the ideas they had before..in order to fit the realistic mold of what the people of Egypt want. not unlike Evangelicals who believe strongly themselves...but don&#039;t want to have it Biblical law.After many years of being cracked down on, they where forced to do two things...radicalize even more...or reform a bit to try to get there ideas excepted by more people. the More Radical wing is still there, but often many of them spit off to join other groups...But as I have suggested before..the Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt is not a monolithic organization..It has no clear leader, and you will find a variety of ideas on how far to take things within the group. some fail to understand this, due to the fact they know nothing about it, other then what some talking head on Fox news told them, who they did no real research on them.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="pocketfullofshells, post: 153433, member: 730"] This is true, they have long given up some of the ideas they had before..in order to fit the realistic mold of what the people of Egypt want. not unlike Evangelicals who believe strongly themselves...but don't want to have it Biblical law.After many years of being cracked down on, they where forced to do two things...radicalize even more...or reform a bit to try to get there ideas excepted by more people. the More Radical wing is still there, but often many of them spit off to join other groups...But as I have suggested before..the Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt is not a monolithic organization..It has no clear leader, and you will find a variety of ideas on how far to take things within the group. some fail to understand this, due to the fact they know nothing about it, other then what some talking head on Fox news told them, who they did no real research on them. [/QUOTE]

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