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This is nuts. Now I feel like the SYSTEM betrayed the people. They should all feel completely fooled since they all wanted Mubarak out. What's the point of being divided now, they are back to where they started.

SummerRain wrote:This is nuts. Now I feel like the SYSTEM betrayed the people. They should all feel completely fooled since they all wanted Mubarak out. What's the point of being divided now, they are back to where they started.

Yeah. The guy who presided over martial law for 30 years and imprisoned many is free while a man who was democratically elected is in jail and will be put to trial for murder.

Amazing.

Mohamed Badiic arrested. to appear in court in 25 august.

Mondey wrote:Mohamed Badiic arrested. to appear in court in 25 august.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2 ... egypt.html

The Obama Administration has quietly "suspended" the Egyptian aid package.

Grant wrote:http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2 ... egypt.html

The Obama Administration has quietly "suspended" the Egyptian aid package.

Saudi Arabia will fill in the void.

FAH1223 wrote:

SummerRain wrote:This is nuts. Now I feel like the SYSTEM betrayed the people. They should all feel completely fooled since they all wanted Mubarak out. What's the point of being divided now, they are back to where they started.

Yeah. The guy who presided over martial law for 30 years and imprisoned many is free while a man who was democratically elected is in jail and will be put to trial for murder.

Amazing.

+ Egyptians welcoming the military coupe. Quite ironic.

I think majority of Egyptians are regretting supporting the coup now. It totally backfired on them now that they're witnessing the brutal military and possible comeback of Mubarak. Idiots.

SummerRain wrote:I think majority of Egyptians are regretting supporting the coup now. It totally backfired on them now that they're witnessing the brutal military and possible comeback of Mubarak. Idiots.

The majority didn't support the coup; those who did do not account for even 10%. The number (14-33 millions) of protesters cited were impossible to be in Tahrir square and other locations. Experts and professionals put them at less than 3 millions*, based on the area of geographic locations they could be at the same time.
* http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinio ... 10917.html

Meanwhile;
Should We Cut Off Egypt Aid? Ask AIPAC
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2 ... aipac.html
AIPAC’s Moral Myopia: Israel Wants Egypt’s Military to Stay in Power
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2 ... power.html

And:
Cairo court sets trial date for ElBaradei
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeas ... 72674.html

Arabman
The first link is another opinion article The way Egyptians celebrated the coupe almost resembled the time Mubarak was removed. Even my friends who voted for Morsi turned opponents at the end.
The accusations against ELBaradei reinforces my feelings that the military is taking revenge for Mubarak and essentially will reinstate him. I really won't be surprised is something like that takes places.

SummerRain wrote:essentially will reinstate him

That would sound like a story from the Greek mythology.

I used to wonder of the articles that used to report whenever Mubarak becomes hysteric, he used to demand Tantawi to see him!


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^^

Arabman wrote:

SummerRain wrote:essentially will reinstate him

That would sound like a story from the Greek mythology.

Lol. NPR was reporting this morning that the Muslim Brotherhood are failing to rally their supporters to come out. I'm not saying Mubarak will return but mostly someone approved by him.

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This photo has been circulating on the internet for a while. Surreal.