Egyptian Military Takes over Egypt's TV

CTV News ^ | July 3, 20013 | Jeff Head

[AtlasStalled]

My guess is Morsi will concede to the military

[married21]

Wow. You could write his speeches for him!

[dsutah]

Wasn’t there something in the news in the last day or so, that the Obama administration was backing away from their support of Morsi? Of course, knowing him, he’ll pretend to “back off” his support publicly, at least!

[a fool in paradise]

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[Marine_Uncle]

I’m wondering if Morsi is demanding his pension start immediately. :)

[my small voice]

Go Egypt!!!!!!!

[cherokee1]

It’s not entirely just good timing that forced the hand of the Egyptian army. The European news guys noted several times recently that the Egyptian economy has been disrupted by Morsi/MB/fake constitution/sharia law/etc. so much that the Army was running out of money to operate on. If the economy can’t be restored the army is out of business. The money we send them isn’t actual cash but mostly credits they can use to buy US made hardware————all that high-minded ideology flies right out the window when the money dries up.

[VerySadAmerican]

This sure puts the “I have a muslim friend” crowd in a pickle. Their muslim friends are turning against their messiah.

[VerySadAmerican]

I’m not sure I would want the military leaders we have to be in charge. They’re all political monkeys dancing to an organ grinder.

[Sophia777]

Yes it does, and all the countries surrounding Israel are in turmoil

[Jeff Head]

Egypt Army Chief announces ouster of Morsi as Egyptian president

The Australian
July 4, 2013
CAIRO: EGYPT'S army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has ousted president Mohamed Morsi and declared the head of the Supreme Constitutional Court caretaker leader.

Mr Sisi, the defence minister in Mr Morsi's government, also announced a freezing of the Islamist-drafted constitution and early presidential elections.

He said a "strong and capable" government would be formed and would have "full capacities".

The army chief said a panel would be formed to look into amendments to the constitution and a law would be drafted to regulate parliamentary elections.

After the announcement, delivered by Mr Sisi in a televised address, Mr Morsi denounced the move as an "illegal" and urged Egyptians to "peacefully resist the coup as he himself will do", a senior aide told AFP.

Opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei said the roadmap announced by Mr Sisi "meets the the people's demands for early presidential elections".

The army's dramatic move comes after millions of Egyptians took to the streets to call for his ouster, accusing him of betraying the 2011 revolution that brought him to power.

[EricT.]

That’s a savvy move for the military, taking control of the news sources.

Were I to orchestrate a popular revolution, that would be one of the first objectives.

[Biggirl]

It may happen if things get worse under Obama.

[Biggirl]

God Bless America, God Bless those who serve.

[Biggirl]

The Muslim Brotherhood is for all purposes is DEAD. When Morsi was arrested it was the start of the end for the MB.

[Biggirl]

Are you sure?

[Biggirl]

The homofactor is very, very small.

Same with the officer corps.

The poster you posted too is more correct then you realized.

[Biggirl]

Nothing but conspriacy theory nonsense.

[Biggirl]

You are correct, the time could very well come.

[Marcella]

“Nothing but conspriacy theory nonsense.”

I don’t do conspiracy theory nonsense. I do facts.

You must not have known about the first test. It was on all the stations, including Fox, that at a certain time that day the TV would go off to test the new Homeland Security emergency system. After that test, the next day Homeland Security said they had to work on some part of it. Now, they do test it at certain times late at night because I’ve been awake when it happened a few times - TV goes completely off, then comes back on.

Go to the Homeland Security website and you will find it is operational. Inform yourself before you call something a conspiracy.