Jordan Cowers in the Face of Islamism

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Now that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has defiantly dug in his heels, my attention turns to Jordan where the Islamist threat has just grown exponentially. Yesterday,  Jordanian Prime Minister Marouf al-Bakhit, met with the Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm–the Islamic Action front. Why? To discuss including Islamists in Jordan’s new government. Not surprisingly, the Islamic Action Front was delighted with the results: “The meeting was positive and open, paving the way for a new chapter in our relations with the government”Garlic and cancer: Few studies suggest that green tea extract possesses generic cialis cheap antioxidant properties by eliminating reactive oxygen species, reducing various enzymes that are promoting oxidative stress, and enhancing antioxidant defense enzymes. It is a kind of male impotence and later Kamagra replaced it by reducing the cost of the medicine. buy levitra vardenafil And these treatments have given them new way of enjoying an erectile dysfunction treatment! With the recent statistic report, it has been seen that most viagra sales online men treated for colorectal cancer experienced erectile dysfunction. For daily use: take ordine cialis on line regularly at about the same time each day. . This statement is laughable; it won’t be long until the Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood controls the government of Jordan. What does this remind you of? Hezbollah’s takeover of the Lebanese government? What the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood has announced that it wants?  Finally, think about the contrast between Mubarak who continues to speak strongly (even yesterday) against the Muslim Brotherhood–and King Abdullah who is cravenly embracing them.