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Sometimes it sucks to be right, this being one of those cases.

    (NY Times) — In post-revolutionary Egypt, where hope and confusion collide in the daily struggle to build a new nation, religion has emerged as a powerful political force, following an uprising that was based on secular ideals. The Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist group once banned by the state, is at the forefront, transformed into a tacit partner with the military government that many fear will thwart fundamental changes.

    It is also clear that the young, educated secular activists who initially propelled the nonideological revolution are no longer the driving political force — at least not at the moment.

    As the best organized and most extensive opposition movement in Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood was expected to have an edge in the contest for influence. But what surprises many is its link to a military that vilified it.

    “There is evidence the Brotherhood struck some kind of a deal with the military early on,” said Elijah Zarwan, a senior analyst with the International Crisis Group. “It makes sense if you are the military — you want stability and people off the street. The Brotherhood is one address where you can go to get 100,000 people off the street.” . . .

    “We are all worried,” said Amr Koura, 55, a television producer, reflecting the opinions of the secular minority. “The young people have no control of the revolution anymore. It was evident in the last few weeks when you saw a lot of bearded people taking charge. The youth are gone.”

    The Muslim Brotherhood is also regarded warily by some religious Egyptians, who see it as an elitist, secret society. These suspicions have created potential opportunities for other parties.

    About six groups from the ultraconservative Salafist school of Islam have also emerged in the era after President Hosni Mubarak’s removal, as well as a party called Al Wassat, intended as a more liberal alternative to the Brotherhood.

    In the early stages of the revolution, the Brotherhood was reluctant to join the call for demonstrations. It jumped in only after it was clear that the protest movement had gained traction. Throughout, the Brotherhood kept a low profile, part of a survival instinct honed during decades of repression by the state.

    The question at the time was whether the Brotherhood would move to take charge with its superior organizational structure. It now appears that it has. [so, yes, we called it — ed.]

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This is good, let the Arabs reveal who they truly are and not hide behind lies!
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“We are all worried,” said Amr Koura, 55, a television producer, reflecting the opinions of the secular minority. “The young people have no control of the revolution anymore. It was evident in the last few weeks when you saw a lot of bearded people taking charge. The youth are gone.”

The young morons were used like puppets by the bearded muslim brotherhood savages. Let us hope the youth are the first they send to the gallows.
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“We are all worried,” said Amr Koura, 55, a television producer, reflecting the opinions of the secular minority. “The young people have no control of the revolution anymore. It was evident in the last few weeks when you saw a lot of bearded people taking charge. The youth are gone.”

The young morons were used like puppets by the bearded muslim brotherhood savages. Let us hope the youth are the first they send to the gallows.

This is what it happened in Iran and now in Egypt those young people and secular believers will be send to the gallows or they have to grow the beards.
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Obama was very inspired by these events and tells all the american citizens to be inspired by the wonderful events in egypt

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Of course we were right.  ANy person with 10% common sense new this would happen.  And I am convinced that Obama knew this would happen, and is secretly thrilled about it. 

Egypt was a thorn in the side of Islam, since Mubarek was simply not gung-ho about the destruction if Israel... not like the rest of Koranimals.  This was the last puzzle piece that Muslims wanted on their unholy crusade.