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Egypt descends into political turmoil

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Well done, Obama. You were so eager to get the Muslim Brotherhood into power in Egypt... now that they have it and are abusing it, what you gonna do about it? The silence from the White House about this disaster is amazing.

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Arab Spring? Repeat daily until Aramgeddon.

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Yawn. Call us when you get your s--- together. Till then let them all fight amongst themselves and let the rest of us get on with our own problems. Hell, it's Christmas time!

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Isn't Democracy in action lovely?? This is what the West wanted and now the West should not complain!

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WilliBDec. 06, 2012 - 09:51AM JST

Well done, Obama.

You always blame everything on US. The best thing we can do is let them decide what they want to do. Getting involved at this moment is a bad idea. Your friends may be your enermy, your enemy becomes your firends.. Egypt is not ready to use chemical weapons against its own people.

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Three of Morsi’s aides resigned in protest of his handling of the crisis. With two aides who had quit earlier, now five of his panel of 17 advisers have left their jobs since the problems began.

Mohamed ElBaradei, a leading opposition advocate of reform and democracy, said Morsi’s rule was “no different” from that of former President Hosni Mubarak

This could be a good opportunity for ElBaradei.

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globalwatcherDec. 06, 2012 - 12:15PM JST : The best thing we can do is let them decide what they want to do. Getting involved at this moment is a bad idea.

Giving billions to Egpt is consider getting involved. Why is the USA giving money to Egypt or any country in the Middle East?

Once Imperiled, U.S. Aid to Egypt Is Restored @ http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/24/world/middleeast/once-imperiled-united-states-aid-to-egypt-is-restored.html

U.S. Move to Give Egypt $450 Million in Aid Meets Resistance @ http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/29/world/middleeast/white-house-move-to-give-egypt-450-million-in-aid-meets-resistance.html

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The outcome is Morsi and the MB stay in power.

In a democracy country, the leader would have resigned under pressure instead of empowering oneself to power.

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The Spring has become The Winter of Discontent.

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skipbeatDec. 06, 2012 - 01:38PM JST

globalwatcherDec. 06, 2012 - 12:15PM JST : The best thing we can do is let them decide what they want to do. Getting involved at this moment is a bad idea.

Giving billions to Egpt is consider getting involved. Why is the USA giving money to Egypt or any country in the Middle East?

You may want to check the fact. When did US/IMF give this financial assistance to Egypt?

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globalwatcherDec. 06, 2012 - 02:03PM JST : You may want to check the fact. When did US/IMF give this financial assistance to Egypt?

Maybe you should re-read the articles again.

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Well done, Obama. You were so eager to get the Muslim Brotherhood into power in Egypt.

Morsi was democratically elected by the Egyptian people. Are you implying Obama rigged the vote?

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akkk1:

""Are you implying Obama rigged the vote?""

No, I am implying that Obama threw Mubarak under the bus, full well knowing that a majority vote in Egypt would sweep the islamists into power. Now he got the result.

I am also implying that during the anti Mubarak protests, Obama chimed in immediately on the side of the protesters. Now, while he is dining and wining with the islamist dictator Morsi, we do not hear a peep from the White House against the total power grab by the Muslim Brothers.

Look up hypocrisy.

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Heh, what you're actually implying willi is that the West should have supported Murbarak's firing on what was millions of protesters.

We've all seen how that played out in Syria.

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"The outcome is Morsi and the MB stay in power."

With tanks no in the streets I doubt this. Morsi will back down orhere will be the secretarian carnage willi has been hoping for.

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skipbeatDec. 06, 2012 - 02:23PM JST

globalwatcherDec. 06, 2012 - 02:03PM JST : You may want to check the fact. When did US/IMF give this financial assistance to Egypt?

Maybe you should re-read the articles again.

What I meant was the timing of financial commitment. I believe the day money was given to his hands, Morsi declare his total control of power.

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I believe the day money was given to his hands, Morsi declare his total control of power.

That's not how it works. The commitment was made but that doesn't mean the money was in Morsi's pocket. And, yet, we haven't heard about the money commitment being withdrawn since Morsi went all dictator on Egypt. Your blind defense of Obama becomes more evident every day.

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