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ChairmanAgnostic

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14. Well, that's one way to keep them out of office

Reply to Bosonic (Original post)

Mon Jul 8, 2013, 12:46 PM

Jul 2013

but the downside is years of more bloodshed, tarnished belief in their government, growing hatreds and demands for revenge and retribution, and more riots in the street.

Not exactly a good trade.

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Egypt unrest: Morsi supporters shot dead in Cairo [View all] Bosonic Jul 2013 OP

Muslim Brotherhood accuses army of killing 34 Morsi loyalists as violences escalates in Cairo dipsydoodle Jul 2013 #1

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood calls for uprising Bosonic Jul 2013 #2

Morsi loyalists seize two soldiers in Cairo: official Bosonic Jul 2013 #3

And still more violence. jessie04 Jul 2013 #5

And the army gunning down dozens of people? Comrade Grumpy Jul 2013 #18

I'm for freedom and democracy. jessie04 Jul 2013 #19

The deaths occurred near the barracks . jessie04 Jul 2013 #4

It is not John2 Jul 2013 #10

Actually there is a way, but it involves how much discipline exists in the Army happyslug Jul 2013 #17

the new normal for these parts . nt quadrature Jul 2013 #6

Egypt officials 'order closure of Islamist party HQ' Bosonic Jul 2013 #7

Egypt's military tighten security around Cairo, Giza Bosonic Jul 2013 #8

At least 51 killed in Egypt clashes maddezmom Jul 2013 #9

Mansour would be unlikely to say otherwise. Igel Jul 2013 #13

DemocracyNow had good coverage this morning.... Junkdrawer Jul 2013 #11

Lets put it this John2 Jul 2013 #12

Well, that's one way to keep them out of office ChairmanAgnostic Jul 2013 #14

Lets just sum John2 Jul 2013 #16

The Salafist Al Nour Party has now pulled out of the coup coalition. Comrade Grumpy Jul 2013 #15

The terrorists might descend on Egypt next. David__77 Jul 2013 #20