Egypt Military Coup Ousts President Morsi (Page 3)

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Posted: at 4-07-2013 07:40 AM (11 years ago) | Hero

 

Posted: at 4-07-2013 08:14 AM (11 years ago) | Grande Master

  ;DEgyptian are like kids they always don't want them to cry they always get what they want from the military always i like that country

Posted: at 4-07-2013 10:05 AM (11 years ago) | Newbie

Millitary came in to savage  the situation before it degenerates,they gave him 48 hours to make ammendment,but he called them bluff,, the 51% vote he got, wasnt only from the muslims, and the 14 people on the streets are not as well all christians, so we can actuallly say the country is divided, right from the outset, morsy himself was walking towards the path of dictatorship,,changing constitution to suit him, and implementing measures that would not only frustrate the christians but also the moderate muslims,, this is nothing at all about religion, but its all about the unity and the fair treatment to all citizens, there  might be backlash as a result of this, but the millitary stated categorically, that they are  not interested in the government,,, waiting for the next term to vote him out, while this turmoil last can also lead to blood shedding,, in the african context, where a political officeholder would never resign, irrespective of how many lives are lost,, i think the eyptian millitary took the right decision,, as regard the morsy camp and followers, they still remain alive and can always make their voices once again to be  heard,,,

Posted: at 4-07-2013 10:13 AM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

CAN ANYTHING GOOD COME OUT OF EGYPT

Posted: at 4-07-2013 10:31 AM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

one thing we must acknowledge is that African democracy can never be the same as western democracy.
the army's involvement in Egypt was necessary to avoid further breakdown of law and order  and the continued
intransigence of Morsi did not help matters at all.
Morsi was behaving more like an autocrat and religious leader than a democrat. Egypt's problems was more than
making Egyptians better Moslems that he was solely focused on.
Religion should be at the back burner and not on the fore-front in any state governance except the Vatican
 

Posted: at 4-07-2013 01:08 PM (11 years ago) | Hero

Naijans should rise up for their rights too.....

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Posted: at 4-07-2013 01:26 PM (11 years ago) | Hero

For most people political legitimacy is more complicated than just winning an election ,
Morsi has been a divisive, polarizing and incompetent figure resorting to increasingly authoritarian tactics , stifling speeches and criticism, ignoring hate crimes committed by Muslim extremists etc, rather than focus on improving the lives of Egyptians , everything he did seemed focused to consolidating the hold on power of his Muslim brotherhood movement .!!!

Posted: at 4-07-2013 02:25 PM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

 

Posted: at 4-07-2013 04:08 PM (11 years ago) | Grande Master

 

Posted: at 4-07-2013 05:07 PM (11 years ago) | Hero