BLACKEAGLE
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There was no coup in Egypt, 53% of Egyptians elected Morsi, and that happened because they didn't want to elect the other final candidate as he was the PM of Husni Mubarak. So they wanted to try a new one although they hoped for someone else. As soon as Morsi got the throne, he started grabbing power to himself and his party ignoring other Egyptians and that's absolutely NOT democracy. He further sucked at managing the country, security was minimal, goods prices hiked, and there was a shortage of electricity and fuel. So, after one year Egyptians flooded into the streets and wanted him out. Since millions demanded change and the country was on the edge of collapse, the army stepped in and decided to lead the country till the next ELECTION.
Believe it or not, the army wouldn't have stepped in without the majority of people taking their backs. They would have filled the streets and protested as they did with Hosni Mubarak, and not the army nor anybody else would have stopped them.
MB in Egypt is no difference than Mullahs in Iran, they are just the Sunni version.
Anyway, the KSA and other Arab countries respected Egyptian people demands and supported the new government espectially after credible western threats, Arabs bailed out Egypt when the world left it alone or worked against it.
As for Turkey, it has no right to speak on behalf of Egyptians at all. Turkey doesn't only dedicates it's media to attack the gov in Egypt but further host MB conferences and has recently launched a new TV channel for Egyptian MB. Turkish agenda are crystal clear, it wants to have a position in our region on the interest of Arabs and it will never succeed, it will just make things worse for itself.
Eventually, as an Arab, I was frustrated at Turkish attitude as we have always hoped for cordial and brotherly relations with Turkey, and we hope for them nothing but the best. But still, we should remember Turkish stand with Syrian people.
Inshallah, the differences with Turkey get solved.
Believe it or not, the army wouldn't have stepped in without the majority of people taking their backs. They would have filled the streets and protested as they did with Hosni Mubarak, and not the army nor anybody else would have stopped them.
MB in Egypt is no difference than Mullahs in Iran, they are just the Sunni version.
Anyway, the KSA and other Arab countries respected Egyptian people demands and supported the new government espectially after credible western threats, Arabs bailed out Egypt when the world left it alone or worked against it.
As for Turkey, it has no right to speak on behalf of Egyptians at all. Turkey doesn't only dedicates it's media to attack the gov in Egypt but further host MB conferences and has recently launched a new TV channel for Egyptian MB. Turkish agenda are crystal clear, it wants to have a position in our region on the interest of Arabs and it will never succeed, it will just make things worse for itself.
Eventually, as an Arab, I was frustrated at Turkish attitude as we have always hoped for cordial and brotherly relations with Turkey, and we hope for them nothing but the best. But still, we should remember Turkish stand with Syrian people.
Inshallah, the differences with Turkey get solved.
Yes, I said that already. Most of them give a bad name to the word Salafisim.Salafis are literalists to the point of being irrational; if they had their way they'd bring the 7th Century to the 21st !
The rest of the Muslim Sects within Sunni Islam like the Deobandis or the Barelvis (in South Asia) are between Salafi Islam & what may be called as 'Innovative Islam' !
Remarkably so the only Islamic Sects which are truly Progressive in Nature, at least in some forms, are the Minority Sects like the Ismailis, the Alevis or the Dawoodi Bohras but then they're pretty further apart from Mainstream Islam in their theology which begs questioning whether they are truly representative of Islam & Muslims at any rate or not ?
The Muslim World is a messed up place right now !![]()
Maybe, I don't know. If I were in their place I would have appreciated the country that offers me education or work opportunities. JThe propaganda that young muslims must go to Syria for Sharia for exsample, why do so many young muslims give up their life in Europe and go to Syria?
Dude we in Europe see the developement with our own eyes, how can about 10 people in my working place become radical within a couple of months? There is something fishy, they even tried to do their propaganda on me, i wrote about it in earlier pages.
@olcayto and @usernameless also experianced the same.
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