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To: Eleutheria5
"Everyone rejects the statement of the armed forces," Yasser Hamza, a member of the FJP's legal committee, told the Al Jazeera network. He added, "Solutions will be in the framework of the constitution. The age of military coups is over."

Well, this little twit may have to learn a very hard lesson.

Apparently the Generals, and they have the soldiers, the tanks, the weaponbs, the aircraft, etc., believe differently. And given the western training that armed force has had, I believe they are capable...and equally importantly, willing...to take the Msulim Brotherhood down.

Earlier on Monday, Egypt's top general, Abd al-Fatah a-Sisi, warned President Mohammed Morsi that he had 48 hours to resolve the crisis in Egypt. If he did not, the army would “intervene.”

The army would expect Morsi to lay out a road map of steps he plans to take to “satisfy the will of the people, and restore calm; otherwise, the army would take control of the country."

Hard to take those words back unless Morsi comes up with a very definitive plan. And I do not think he will.

5 posted on 07/01/2013 2:47:18 PM PDT by Jeff Head
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To: Jeff Head

I don’t think Obama dares to support Morsi as much as he’d like to. He put Morsi into power but obviously, judging by the anti-Obama signs at the demonstrations, the Egyptians know that and they don’t like it.

I think and hope that Bambi may sit this one out.


10 posted on 07/01/2013 3:03:27 PM PDT by livius
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