EGYPTIAN REV IS ALIVE LA REV EGIPCIA NO SE RINDE

EGYPTIAN REV IS ALIVE  LA REV EGIPCIA NO SE RINDE

BRIEF INTRODUCTION by Hugo Adan. Jan 27-14

People took City Squares again, despite Morsi and al-Sisi agendas. Morsi -and his MB- tried to derail the process with violence, while Al-Sisi, the master of the Coup, now  real dictator and  candidate,  both of them, couldn’t avoid the pacific-independent-demonstration of the people. People’s Rev is  opening its way again. Neither Muslim violence nor false democracy of al-Sisi will stop the Revolution.   El pueblo Egipcio no se rinde, ni se dejara estafar por la charria fundamentalista  de Morsi ni la de los Saudis detrás de al-Sisi. Un Frente amplio  secular y realmente democrático está en camino.  La 2da etapa de la Rev abrió sus puertas !! 

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MILLIONS OF EGYPTIANS CELEBRATED 25 JANUARY DESPITE INTIMIDATING VIOLENCE

http://nsnbc.me/2014/01/26/millions-egyptians-celebrated-25-january-despite-intimidating-violence/

nsnbc : Millions of Egyptians defied violence and attempted intimidation organized by kadres of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), and turned out to celebrate the third anniversary of Egypt’s stolen 25 January Revolution. About 1.000, attempting to foil celebrations with violent riots were arrested. Egypt is headed for a return to an elected government, although the threat of foreign-backed subversion attempts persists.

On Saturday, millions of Egyptians in major cities throughout Egypt turned out in peaceful celebrations, some of them peacefully demonstrating just grievances, ignoring attempts by the Muslim Brotherhood to foil the celebrations by violence and intimidation, and by provoking isolated violent clashes to be filmed, photographed and exported for propaganda purposes.

Police and army had turned out to maintain security and to guarantee that celebrations of the third anniversary of Egypt’s 25 January Revolution could be celebrated, as peacefully as possible. Addressing the Egyptian people, the spokesman for the Armed Forces said the anniversary of the 25 January Revolution will continue to serve as an example that reflects the greatness of the Egyptian people, their strong will, and their rejection of violence and terrorism. The Armed Forces joined, as far as possible, the nationwide celebrations while maintaining security.

Ironically, it was Egypt’s first democratically elected president, Mohammed Morsi, who also was about to become the first democratically elected president to steal the 25 January Revolution in a three step maneuver that has often been declared as being the Muslim Brotherhood’s strategy and officially declared doctrine for ceasing power by using democratic institutions to bring about an Islamist rule. In Egypt, Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood almost succeeded stealing the revolution in a three step maneuver, by:

·         Suspending the Judiciary.

·         Suspending the Lower House of Parliament.

·         To then introduce constitutional changes and changes to the election law, which favored Islamist parties and which would have made it all but impossible for any secular political party to register for the next elections.

Although by many decried as a military coup, the ousting of the Morsi administration during the summer of 2013, which was supported by the military, came after an estimated 14 million Egyptians went into the streets and demanded their revolution back on track.

Clashes with the Muslim Brotherhood occurred in the Alf Maskan and Al-Matarya districts of Ain Shams in eastern Cairo, and at isolated, other locations, leading to the intermediate arrest of a total of 1,079 across the country. Egypt’s police reported that some militant MB protesters fired at security forces with bird shots, injuring several police officers. The Ministry of Health reported that 29 people had been killed during violent riots in Cairo, Giza, the Upper Egyptian Minya governorate, Alexandria and other cities.

It is worth noticing that militant Muslim Brothers are being supported by the Turkish intelligence service MIT, the presence of Qatar supported Hamas militants in Egypt, especially in the Sinai, and the fact that Egypt continues being the target of foreign powers who attempt to destabilize and subvert the country.

Egypt continues its path towards a return to an elected government, despite Muslim Brotherhood attempts to derail the process. On Sunday, Egypt’s interim President, Adly Mansour, announced that Egypt would be holding presidential elections first, and parliamentary elections afterwards, as outlined in the roadmap.

Ch/L - nsnbc 26.01.2014

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