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Egypt army commander suspends constitution[W:95]

How exactly did Obama influence the elections or the initial revolution in Egypt? how did he put the brotherhood in power?

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:lol:
 
I generally agree with you but not in all cases. I think there are political groups that are dangerous to Democracy when they gain a majority. Rather than being in the game to influence policy they are in the game to completely rewrite the rules. Democracy is a means rather than an end for them.

True enough. But if we have learned anything post-enlightenment, it is that damnably tempting facet of representative government.

The MB needed to lose power democratically, and it needed to happen in such a way that they would accept the result and instead move to restore power through the democratic process. Now, that seems rather unlikely (at least, in the near term).
 

Yeah. And the Muslim Brotherhood is angry at us because we are backing the SCAF.



Good ole lead from behind. The U.S. Egypt Policy is so defunct, no one in Egypt even knows what it is.
 
Owebumster's actions regarding Egypt do not display his overall lack of ability and perception in all matters as much as this National Disaster's stealth predilection for the Muslim Brotherhood's agenda.
 
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