President Barack Obama’s latest comments on Egypt, much as his previous comments, came mostly in vague references to reforms and change in the nation, while refusing to predict anything near term.
“Egypt is not going to go back to what it was,” insisted Obama, who also made vague references to Egypt eventually having a representative system of government. US officials have called for reforms in Egypt, but have stopped short of calling for Mubarak’s immediate resignation.
Obama likewise refused to make that call once again, insisting that he would not attempt to predict what was going to happen and that “only he (Mubarak) knows what he’s going to do.” Obama has previously lauded Mubarak as a “patriot” who “really cares” about Egypt, but has also insisted that changes must be made.
Obama also sought to downplay concerns that the banned religious organization, the Muslim Brotherhood, might take power in a free election, insisting that the group “don’t have majority support” and that “there are strains of their ideology that are anti-US.” Previously officials have suggested that the US wouldn’t recognize the Muslim Brotherhood as a legitimate participant in any votes because of their relationship to Hamas.
Humanity as a whole + Americans with human genes in them are anti-Empire of Terror and its Satraps, nothing new here.
According to news by Christian Monitor: “Muslim Brotherhood's concessions prompt anger. Egypt protests have sought Mubarak's removal. The Muslim Brotherhood suddenly dropped that demand in talks Sunday, angering participants in Egypt protests and causing an apparent split in the group's ranks“.
Divide and conquer,, has been the slogan of the west and by the west to divide nation and conquer them in long run, here the Muslim brotherhood doing exactly the same thing as the west have done. In 1970s with uprising of the Iranian people the same matter was practiced by the Iranian regime, now is happening in Egypt.., don’t say that Egypt is not Iran.., politics of this sort have no border and don’t understand the principals in democracy.