Egypt unrest - El Baradei says he's ready to lead a transition government
Lars77
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Sat Jan-29-11 05:33 AM
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Egypt unrest - El Baradei says he's ready to lead a transition government |
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dipsydoodle
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Sat Jan-29-11 05:40 AM
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Edited on Sat Jan-29-11 05:44 AM by dipsydoodle
He's only the leader of a minority middle class political group.
Having said that the Egyptians may consider him to be better than nothing.
Question is would the US approve ? :sarcasm:
The largest political opposition group is the Muslim Brotherhood who to date have only been allowed to field candidates as independents.
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Sat Jan-29-11 06:42 AM
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I really hope the people of Egypt get what they deserve and not some power-hungry cretin that steps into the breach. They deserve better.
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Sat Jan-29-11 06:44 AM
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3. 1/3rd of Egyptians can't read or write |
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apparently. Big market for islamists. I really hope they do the right thing.
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