If you want to have a democracy then you do not elect a leader and then hold mass protests demanding he go with even the army threatening to forcibly remove him if heeded. Just one year ago Morsi was elected with a substantial majority but seems he hasn't solved all the countries problems within that year so people have lost confidence in him and are demanding he goes. Shows you how Egyptian democracy works and although I have no love of Morsi & the Muslim Brotherhood he represents by standing his ground he is sending a message you cannot allow the mob to rule the country and the politicians must step down or change policy every time there is a protest.

i am sure obama and his quisling cabinet know exactly what they are doing...

blame the jews all you want..but it wont stop your country from tearing itself to pieces...just like in syria

It isn't Morsi's fault, he's also a victim. Thanks to fatal mistakes forced on the parties by Carter in the Camp David Accords, Mubarak's hatred and arrogance, and finally Obama's criminal policies that #21 hints at, nothing can help Egypt. Slowly their society crumbles and anarchy takes hold. If you want to see a real-life zombie apocalypse, watch Egypt. A war might save them. Will they attack Israel? Ethiopia? Libya? Will they just resign themselves to a slow death? Who knows. #22: The problem is not freedom. The problem is food. The Egyptians have no food.