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That was no secret.
We all knew that was going to happen!
One thing I am thankful for is that the Muslim Brotherhood has promised NOT to field a candidate for president!!
Perhaps the Muslim brotherhood is not as bad as we previously thought they might be....
If you will pardon me...I will pull up a chair and open a nice cold can of kosher beer!!
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110215/ap_on_re_mi_ea/ml_egypt
CAIRO – The long banned Muslim Brotherhood said Tuesday it will form a political party once democracy is established in Egypt but promised not to field a candidate for president, trying to allay fears at home and abroad that it seeks power. Still, the fundamentalist movement is poised to be a significant player in the new order.
Egypt's new military rulers gave a strong sign they recognize that the Brotherhood, which calls for creation of an Islamic state in the Arab world's most populous nation, can no longer be barred from politics after the mass uprising that forced out President Hosni Mubarak with 18 days of protests.
The Armed Forces Supreme Council included a former Brotherhood lawmaker on an eight-member panel tasked with amending the constitution enough to allow democratic elections later this year.
We all knew that was going to happen!
One thing I am thankful for is that the Muslim Brotherhood has promised NOT to field a candidate for president!!
Perhaps the Muslim brotherhood is not as bad as we previously thought they might be....
If you will pardon me...I will pull up a chair and open a nice cold can of kosher beer!!
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110215/ap_on_re_mi_ea/ml_egypt
CAIRO – The long banned Muslim Brotherhood said Tuesday it will form a political party once democracy is established in Egypt but promised not to field a candidate for president, trying to allay fears at home and abroad that it seeks power. Still, the fundamentalist movement is poised to be a significant player in the new order.
Egypt's new military rulers gave a strong sign they recognize that the Brotherhood, which calls for creation of an Islamic state in the Arab world's most populous nation, can no longer be barred from politics after the mass uprising that forced out President Hosni Mubarak with 18 days of protests.
The Armed Forces Supreme Council included a former Brotherhood lawmaker on an eight-member panel tasked with amending the constitution enough to allow democratic elections later this year.
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