Based on @PatrickKingsley tweet re MB attitude, astounding that in their moment of crisis, the MB is appealing to American support.
— Michael Hanna (@mwhanna1) July 1, 2013
.@mwhanna1 this is going to be very unpleasant if the Obama admin is perceived to be the only thing keeping Morsi in office.
— Evan Hill (@evanchill) July 1, 2013
@evanchill @mwhanna1 USA kept Morsi in the leash by not releasing the IMF loan of 4.8 billion to him.
— Ektrit Kris Manushi (@ektrit) July 1, 2013
@evanchill @mwhanna1 Military and Finance are two sides of the same coin. Holding back $4.8b of IMF loan was the trigger cc @rm867
— Ektrit Kris Manushi (@ektrit) July 1, 2013
@evanchill @mwhanna1 Are you hearing the extreme displeasure for Amb. Patterson?
— J. Paul Barker (@jaybark7) July 1, 2013
Message to Sen Kerry #DCProtest #Egypt #June30 pic.twitter.com/DXhN9e7QgA
— Mai E. (@MaiE_89) June 30, 2013
@USEmbassyCairo Dear Mrs. Patterson, sorry ma'am we're messing up with your "stability" plan.
— The Big Pharaoh (@TheBigPharaoh) June 30, 2013
It is going to be interesting to see exactly how much pride Morsi swallows tomorrow in reaction to #SCAF. He basically gets one shot.
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 1, 2013
Egypt will not be Algeria. Egypt will not be Pakistan. Egypt will not be Iran. Egypt will be Egypt.
— The Big Pharaoh (@TheBigPharaoh) July 1, 2013
Sounds like a great/terrible listicle. RT @mwhanna1: There are a huge number of ways that Egypt could go very bad, very quickly.
— Blake Hounshell (@blakehounshell) July 1, 2013
MT @nycjim: Whoa. RT @JuddLegum: Absolutely stunning image of the protests in Alexandria, Egypt pic.twitter.com/oJNfkdVyjj
— Nicholas Kristof (@NickKristof) July 1, 2013
@MahirZeynalov @hsmoghul only in Egypt people make a revolution to topple down military regime a year latter they celebrate its return!!!
— Sonia El Sakka (@SoniaElSakka) July 1, 2013
Islamists calling for respect of constitution; should have thought of that when forcing this one on #Egypt last Dec. http://t.co/3SIT8jhPEX
— Michele Dunne (@MicheleDDunne) July 1, 2013
يؤلمني ما يعانيه المواطنون من أزمة البنزين والسولار هذه الأيام #الرئيس
— د.محمد مرسي (@MuhammadMorsi) June 26, 2013
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Me briefly on protests:Tahrir Square Redux: Could This Be the Tipping Point for Democracy in Egypt? - Atlantic Mobile http://t.co/737DzTa6SNMona Eltahawy in The Atlantic. Read all she has to say.
— Mona Eltahawy (@monaeltahawy) July 1, 2013
She's my go-to person for all matters Egyptian or feminism.
She's THE sharpest knife in the drawer.
"I think one of the best ways to summarize it is through one of the banners being held through the streets of Cairo as people marched on Heliopolis Palace," Eltahawy said at the Aspen Ideas Festival yesterday. "And that banner said, 'With Islam, Against the Muslim Brotherhood.' Of course, Eltahawy doesn't presume that fidelity to Islam would ever be the basis for political solidarity among a liberal Egyptian opposition. To the contrary -- particularly given Egypt's massive Coptic Christian population, and particularly given that the object of political solidarity among the Egyptian political opposition is, as she sees it, ultimately not just the ouster of the Muslim Brotherhood but the establishment of a secular political culture and a genuine transition to democracy.
==► Read all she has to say. It will make your heart glad.
MB seems cornered. If they don't do anything, they loose power without a fight. If they fight, more reason 4 army to grab power. #Egypt
— Jenan Moussa (@jenanmoussa) July 1, 2013
Right now, probably going through the #MB's minds: #1952 #Nasser . They have long memories. And those cheering #SCAF have very short ones.
— H.A. Hellyer (@hahellyer) July 1, 2013
WOW pic RT @Egyptocracy: Amazing … #Tahrir tonight. Credit: unknown. pic.twitter.com/yUkgArKay7 | #Egypt
— Jenan Moussa (@jenanmoussa) July 1, 2013
Ministry of interior issued statement siding with army statement, "promising not to let down Egypt's people" who expressed their opinion.
— Bassem Sabry باسم (@Bassem_Sabry) July 1, 2013
Turkey has fallen off the media radar. Was that the reason behind 30 June? We Egyptians didn't like the Ottomans muscling in on our turf!
— Khaled Diab (@DiabolicalIdea) July 1, 2013
Hmmm. RT @Bassem_Sabry: CBC: Egypt presidency has "cancelled" it's press conference. Will issue a statement instead.
— Blake Hounshell (@blakehounshell) July 1, 2013
There have been 8 cases of mob sexual assault in #Tahrir that we know of so far tonight. We were able to intervene in 3. #EndSH
— قوةضدالتحرش/الاعتداء (@OpAntiSH) July 1, 2013
Army spox: we refuse allegations of a coup and will not be part of leadership or government in future. #EgyArmy #NOSCAF
— Ahmed Aboul Enein (@aaboulenein) July 1, 2013
Special app this. RT @liamstack: Here's an app to help you count down the time until the next coup in egypt http://t.co/jVoB7CbMQZ | #June30
— Jenan Moussa (@jenanmoussa) July 1, 2013
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