there is now some sign in muslim countries that democracy are well on the way of germinating into a tree, if sustained.

still we have the constitution problem, Morsi put us between two fires , he put off the first fire , the second fire remains which is the constitution problem , Morsi lost his legitemicy long ago when he cancelled a part of the interim constitution which he swore to respect it , Morsi must Go and so must Obama !!!!!

The populace of Egypt has a touch more common sense and courage regarding their elected pres. than my own folk. I am appalled to think in such terms, yet I find I cannot avoid doing so. The times confound. Much luck to those in the streets seeking to collar Morsi and his agenda.

for Egypt's new? proposed ikhwani constitution. Spearheaded by Clinton and Obama's shining "moderate". And Washington?....crickets.

Unless Hamas overhauls its policies and frees Gaza women and minorities.

you will regret taking that back. let the world, maybe the UN decide what's best for Egypt to do. Egyptians have no right deciding what their country should do. que in Thomas Friedman, whatever Friedman decides you should do, then you should do it, or face the wrath of the international community