war on terror the end of the brotherhood has been underground for decades going back to the era of gamal abdel nasser so i mean i'm not quite sure where in the view is getting is going the facts. little you want to respond to that especially so especially if yes absolutely i'm saying it as best as specially so in america's war on terror which largely contributed not just in egypt but across the muslim world to stigmatise islamic parties not just in egypt but in tunisia in morocco and indeed across the region and contributed to demonize this party and basically paint them as islamic extremists and now we know that the muslim brotherhood is seen as a moderate party and contrary to what alisa was saying it is also seen in egypt as a bloc in fact to the more radical a party which is the son of his party of the new world which is supported by gulf countries especially saudi arabia ok richard you want to jump in there you say you disagree go ahead. i don't i don't really see a big difference between the muslim brotherhood and the softest parties but to get back to i think oren is absolutely ri

but taking the longer view in the current generation of world war ii sailors gamal that would be left really is shipped, and i think it's a terrible loss but i just wish that the navy have given that a second thought. but in the meantime 1961 the navy commissioned a second u.s.s. enterprise, the air carrier it was the first nuclear-powered carrier of all and she's still in commission, she's due for another deployment in this year and a decommissioned in 2013 or perhaps 2014. and at that point, the enterprise legacy will be lost because since the late 60's, early 70's has taken to the politicians and the secretary of the navy once told me that -- and he's a naval traditionalist who is said it's easier to get two or three or $6 billion for a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier than it is for a historic worship -- warship. but at the same time, bouck probably saw the history channel series battle 360 which is a pretty good series perpetuates the enterprise, and i'm so glad i started the book when i did because to give you a little example, in 2005 by history of the first battle in which ent