Egypt Revolution in a Few pictures Noting that the US Got Blame for Supporting Mr.Morsi

  Elections are great but unless th participation is good and all the sides agree how it works before going in, there could be more problems than solutions on such elections. Egypt being the poster child.

Being the day after the fourth of july in  the USA and the second day in which the Muslim brotherhood Own president is Booted Out by people that took to the streets knowing they had been cheated on the elections. Those things don’t happen here. As you know we had presidents loosing the lection on both count and electoral college counts and ended up 8 years and this particular one started two wars with their eyes on the third one with Iran.

In celebration of the people and knowing they always get shafted……………………{Adam}

Anorak and adamfoxie*Shares are showing these pics to you. They are real and they are connected to the mentioned events. Egypt deposes the Muslim   

LOOKS like the Arab Spring is over in Egypt. President Morsi has been toppled by the military. The Muslim Brotherhood must be a tad disappointed that a secular dictatorship is back in charge. Will they back any new Government? Or will they try to usurp it? 

Morsi said “I am prepared to sacrifice my blood”. Things are messy.

The Big Pharaoh explains what is going on:

The failure of Westerners to understand why Egyptians revolted against an elected regime is stemming from the fact that they, the Westerners, are secured in their inclusive constitutions, bills of rights and rule of law. We have nothing of these. We only had one facet of democracy – election – which brought a cultic organization with a fascist twist that decided to cancel the other facets.

So. what about the Obama administration? It’s man has gone. Obama had been supporting Egyptian President Morsi. Obama’s Egypt Policy is confused. He missed the chance to make the USA the good guys. Now he scrambles for irrelevance, at best.

The Egyptians know who to trust. Get a load of the protest banners. No burning Obama effigies…yet:

An opponent of Egypt’s Islamist President Mohammed Morsi speaks
on a mobile phone at a railway station decorated with a banner reading
: Obama Stop supporting MB (Muslim Brotherhood) fascist regime in
Cairo, Egypt

Egyptian protesters hold a banner in Tahrir Square during a
demonstration against Egypt’s Islamist President Mohammed
Morsi in Cairo, Sunday, June 30, 2013. Hundreds of thousands
of opponents of Egypt’s Islamist president poured onto the
streets in Cairo and across much of the nation Sunday,
 launching an all-out push to force Mohammed Morsi from
office on the one-year anniversary of his inauguration.
 Fears of violence were high, with Morsi’s Islamist supporters
 vowing to defend him. (AP Photo/Amr Nabil)

Protesters hold a banner with Islamist President Mohammed
Morsi’s photograph and Israel’s flag during a protest outside
the presidential palace in Cairo, Egypt, Sunday, June 30, 2013.

Anorak