With the protests in the street stubbornly continuing in the face of threats and crackdowns, many of Egypt’s opposition factions are looking forward and planning for an Egypt without Hosni Mubarak.
The Muslim Brotherhood, a banned religious opposition faction with considerable support amongst the nation’s poor, isn’t looking to seize power exclusively, the way many in the West have feared. Rather, they are calling for a unity government.
Broad-based unity, with the reformists, the Islamists, the Communists, and whatever other factions Egypt may have, excepting of course for the National Democratic Party, the faction which has eagerly kept Mubarak in power for decades.
At the head of the opposition, right now, is former IAEA chief Mohamed ElBaradei. who has won approval from all the factions to lead any negotiations which may take place relating to the removal of Mubarak. Right now, that removal is still pending, but for the protesters it seems inevitable.
This is a people movement, not orchestrated by US nor EU or other militarism regimes, out come needs to be based what people demands are, not what Hillary Clinton or others are saying. 1955 CIA made and paid for a Coup de etta in Iran which Shah regime returnd to power, here is the only chance that US will have to work with military in Egypt to silence the people uprising.., if that happens.., then Israel have something to do with it as well; however, US nor Israel nor EU will benefit from.., if there is any attempt in that direction then we will have a war in entire middle east, otherwise everything indicating the fact that Peoples demands are on the right track for now, people demands are based on social justice and a democracy including everyone and they want this US and EU puppets out of Egypt . People been braising for this in Egypt ,Tunis Algeria, Jordan and elsewhere in Middle East and North Africa, they simply sick and tired being dominated by these westerns fakes democracy, they want their own and now they are demanding it.