He has all of the major players in the middle east against him, except Iran, and Mubarak knows how to wield power in his own country and in the mideast.
Good luck, Barry.
What nerve! (Parts of the statement)
We therefore urge the Egyptian government to move swiftly to explain the changes that have been made, and to spell out in clear and unambiguous language the step by step process that will lead to democracy and the representative government that the Egyptian people seek
We believe that this transition must immediately demonstrate irreversible political change, and a negotiated path to democracy. To that end, we believe that the emergency law should be lifted.
“We believe that meaningful negotiations with the broad opposition and Egyptian civil society should address the key questions confronting Egypt’s future: protecting the fundamental rights of all citizens; revising the Constitution and other laws to demonstrate irreversible change; and jointly developing a clear roadmap to elections that are free and fair.”
He has all of the major players in the middle east against him, except Iran, and Mubarak knows how to wield power in his own country and in the mideast.
Good luck, Barry.