The Egyptian Military will over throw islamic idiots in power if they push too hard. They have done it before.
Interesting. The Military Council is acting as their version of our Supreme Court. If Mursi’s anything like 0bama, he’ll ignore them.
muzzie Food Fight!
I said, in this forum, as soon as the “Arab Spring” protests were over in Cairo and the military helped remove Mubarak and elections were yet to be held - what really remained in question was not if the Muslim Brotherhood and the Military would divide and share the power, but simply that they had not them worked out about how they would do that and what it would look like
that is the only real political dance - regardless of public perceptions, or the election process - that has been playing out in Egypt and one that is not finished yet
even after it is, tensions between the two will continue
others had to be allowed a public voice from the start, but there was no question who held most of the institutional power cards, and who held the largest organized popularity cards - the only issues were how much power would the MB demand the military give up, and how much would they give up; I never questioned that the military would demand that they still had their own seat in some form - at power-central
the only secular Egyptians that can hold onto some personal hope are those who are in or are beneficiaries of the Egyptian military (a large economic presence on its own)
true “opposition” Egyptian secularists as well as Egyptian Coptic Christians might as well look abroad for a real democracy to raise their children in
these are just my guesses