Egyptian Revolution in Pictures: Hijacked and Hobbled

By on November 4, 2011 in From The Arab World
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by Raymond Ibrahim  •  Nov 4, 2011 at 12:37 pm
Cross-posted from Jihad Watch

This caricature recently appeared on the Egyptian political website Mashy.com; it speaks volumes. The bent over, golem-like figure represents al-thawra, or Egypt’s “Revolution.” Serving as a platform to the nation’s “throne,” this hijacked and hobbled “Revolution” is casually ascended by one of the Salafis—also known as “Islamists,” “jihadists,” “radicals,” or, according to them, “good, pious Muslims.”