Egypt Military Coup Ousts President Morsi (Page 2)

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Posted: at 4-07-2013 02:20 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Even if there's no job, no food, no water, no electric people should continue to wait (or die) till the mandate expire in 2017???
HAIL EGYPT U R A TRUE COUNTRY
THANKS TO OUR CHRISTIANS BROTHERS & SISTERS WHO CAME OUT WITH THEIR WIVES & CHILDREN TO STOP THE DEVIL & CAST HIM OUT WITH HIS RUBBISH RELIGION ISLAM,,,,,,U HAVE SHOWN THE WORLD ALLAH IS UNDER UR CHRISTIANS FEET, ALLAH IS NOT GOD AND HE HAS NO POWER AT ALL,,,,,, U ALSO SHOWN 2 THE WORLD MOHAMAD MUST BE CURSED EVERYDAY......
U R NOT LIKE THE YEYE PEOPLE OF THE JUNGLE CALLED NIGERIA......I DON'T KNOW IF IT'S DARK SKIN OUR PROBLEM??

Quran, Chapter: Al-Emran Verse: 42 And when the angels said: O Mary, surely Allah has chosen thee and purified thee and chosen thee above the women of the world.

As Mary is the purest woman on earth, Her baby is the Purest Human Being of All, none surpasses Him, not even mohamad.....Muslims MUST bow down to Jesus-Christ the Holy One......
WHY THE god OF MUSLIMS DID NOT FIGHT FOR THIS FERVENT MUSLIM PRESIDENT MORSI WHO VOWED TO IMPOSE SHARIA LAW IN EGYPT, ALLAH IS A DEAD god

Posted: at 4-07-2013 03:48 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Does that mean every time the army should always come to the rescue or to correct things?
It has been counterproductive in Nigeria, Pakistan, Turkey, Germany, Greece, Spain, Argentina, Chile etc…. We’ve had so many coups in Nigeria which led to a civil war.

By the way I am not a Muslim just to let you know. My point has nothing to do with religion.
There is no need for you to invoke religion in this case which is one of our problems.
Bashing any religion will always add more to the problems.
He won a close majority and should be allowed to be judged at the ballots the next time around.
A steady form of system will bring stability.
Don’t forget this is the first time Egypt will ever experiment with democracy or free elections.

In Nigeria we idolize these politicians (looters) based on tribes. We as ordinary citizens are also to blame for their failure.
Finally I am not a fan of “Western Democracy”…it is just another import. We had our own democracy before the western styled government none the less it’s got to be the power of the people.

Posted: at 4-07-2013 04:33 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac

What a peculiar way to have a discussion & to answer a question with another question.....only the 1st line is addressed to u.........
I clearly sense u 're the type of "just in the middle" mind because u said / Bashing any religion will always add more to the problems /
I believe there's always a right or wrong, yes or not, black or white in life.....that's my view........I guess we're not going to elaborate on this, I don't think it's necessary and one of us would have to come out of his zone....I respect your views.........

Posted: at 4-07-2013 05:13 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Naija take note

Posted: at 4-07-2013 05:22 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac

YES but they must start somewhere, if it's democracy they want they must listen to the 14 millions in the streets, how many participated in the Presidential election...25 millions...Morsi won with 51% about 13 millions votes.....
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egyptian_presidential_election,_2012

Posted: at 4-07-2013 05:29 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Not military coup but 50 millions Nigerians in the streets till they (the thieves) all apply for refugees status oversea.....are we going to stay idle like mumu.....

Posted: at 4-07-2013 05:38 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Now you've made a good point and I agreed… We don’t need the army
We can gradually begin with a national strike for one day to one week to one month or any other alternative.
Our problem is in-action due to lack of unity. We are seriously and tribally divided.
Allowing the army to come in again will be a disaster….there’ll be coups upon coups and counter coups. That’s the military politics.
Should the army take over again in Nigeria it might take another 20-30 years before we can smell democracy again.

Posted: at 4-07-2013 05:59 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac

the right thing to do in the right time, if not for military intervention in mali many would have loose their life like what happen in cote d'ivoire and presently in syria.
i don't support coup but when elected civilian  abuse there power, the military should intervene when necessary and transit power to interim.

Posted: at 4-07-2013 06:41 AM (10 years ago) | Upcoming

that is Egyptians view and understanding of their govt,in nigeria my country i think in anyway calling the coups back that ll be the worsted thing Nigerians ll allow,the 1st problem nigeria need to install is unity of all nigerians,love and sense of belonging,now the 3 recognize regions re not in good terms [HAUSA,YORUBA AND THE IGBO} BUT not withstanding we need to be praying and recognize our problem very well,wen hausa see igbo man problem don start be dat,likewise igbo and the yoruba,there is great dichotomy bt them,i still believe GOD that ll help us,only 1 person can change nigeria situation if GOD intervene.

Posted: at 4-07-2013 07:11 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac