The lines are drawn, and the curses are cast. Both the people as a whole and the military have proclaimed that Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood must step down. Morsi, in turn, has told them to get stuffed. I’m seeing more sources saying that police are coming over to the protester’s side. Without the military and the police, Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood don’t stand a chance to stay in power, though they can still make forcing them out a very bloody affair.
Other Egypt news:
The Egyptian army says that if it takes over, it will dissolve parliament and rewrite the constitution.
How Morsi and his fascist Muslim Brotherhood cronies managed to screw up so many things so quickly.
Sensing the tide, Egypt’s foreign minister is the latest rat to leave Morsi’s sinking ship.
Three government spokesmen have also left.
Mohamed ElBaradei is back as the consensus opposition figurehead.
Obama seems to be slowly shifting from being on the wrong side to ineffectually telling everyone to play nice.
A bit on Defense Minister Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
An ABC report on the size of the June 30 crowds.
Rape gangs continue to attack female journalists.
Tags: Egypt, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Mohamed ElBaradei, Mohammed Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, Obama, rape
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