Egypt Mohammed Morsi

[Rightwing]

Mohammed Morsi, won the country's first free presidential election but his powers are limited. the real leader is Mr Tantawi Soliman the Egyptian Field Marshal and statesman. Morsi's party Muslim Brotherhood denounces the dissolution of parliament as a coup against democracy. Morsi's role could be just symbolic. Can we compare him to queen Elizabeth?



Le justicier
RW

[Mondey]

Congratulations to mr Morsi.

Long live the ikhwaan.. i hope they wont submit to the illegal dissolution of parliament by the dictator's marshal.

[Khalid Ali]

Mashallah great day no more Israeli dogs and Americans ruling Masar

[hargaysaay]

The interference of military in legislative matters will only last 4 months till new parliament is elected lets be patient

[gurey25]

The interference of military in legislative matters will only last 4 months till new parliament is elected lets be patient

no it wont didnt you hear about the powers they gave themselves?

They will be choosing the committee that will draft the constitution meaning they will keep these powers.

[Conqueror]

The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, or SCAF, has granted itself a number of sweeping powers, including control of the budget and the army. But it repeated on Monday its pledge to hand over authority to a civilian government by the end of the month.

Like Rightwing said, the Muslim Brotherhood's elected member will be just a Symbol like the Queen of England. The president will not have any authority. Won't be able to control the Army or declare a war. The West will not allow any Islamic Organization to ever have full power in any Muslim country.

[Colonel]

The people will simply return to Tahrir, this will only bring about the demise of Tantawi & co.

Ikhwanu Muslimin , an example to follow.

[FAH1223]

The military has ruled Egypt since 1952, do you really think they would let any civilian have real power? Esp someone from the Ikhwan when his party controlled the parliament?