The world honored the legitimacy of duly elected Morsi Government, even though many did not agree with the Brotherhood’s extremism. They can practice whatever they want, but they have no right to impose their beliefs on others.
President Morsi literally trashed the will of the people by making himself above law, the Egyptians gave him time, then they demonstrated and demanded a re-election that would have established legitimacy or rejection of Morsi – Obama asked him to consider it. Morsi refused and now this mess.
Its time for Morsi to call on his supporters to renounce violence, but continue with peaceful demonstration, and it is time for the Army to respect fellow Egyptians who disagree with them. Bashing the MB is bad for Egypt in the long haul – they have a right to their set of beliefs. Democracy needs to evolve and unfortunate sacrifices will be made as a part of the growth.
The CNN reporter was saying that Pro-Morsi demonstrators are refusing to go back home – why should they? If they believe that Morsi was democratically elected but unjustly sacked, they have every right to protest.That is their birthright to protest, however if they are violent, then they need to be brought under control, but not be killed or crushed.
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Good history of two years, the reporter said, 70% voted Morsi in… I need to check that out. Crack down on protestors is not acceptable.
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Egyptian ambassador to the U.S. on his country’s unresthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-ZQ9tJw-2E8Peter – Hannity has been wrong on this one and he admitted to it. He is on the right side of the issues, where as I am a moderate, we don’t agree most of the times. I gave full credit to the people and had said they will take back their power
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