I do not get it, why would the US lie to the world about promoting and advocating for democracy and freedom yet on the other hand it is supporting the salafi and the muslim brothers who are the worst and by far the most extremist people as they so often get involved in terrorist activities. I reckon terrorism and US are pretty linked and those extremists are the puppets of America. very shameful indeed.

I am not sure at times  who is writing these articles.  "The revolution in danger"!  Really?  And who were those who toppled the regime?   I will help with the answer:  not the youth at Tahrir Square.  If these twitting young ones were the only ones wishing to see Mubark go,  their fate would be same as the people of Pearl Roundabout.  Mubarak fell when the uprising went accross Egypt.  Ports, major cities, and even accross Egypt's spawling West, trade unions,  workers outside unions.   The regime fell like a house of cards.  There was only military to save the day.  Military betrayed Mubarak, and joined the revolution. &nb sp; People then voted, and OVERWHELMINGLY selected Moslem Brotherhood and another pro-moslem party.  These are the people who really pulled off the revolution.  After decades of being bludgeoned, imprisoned and killed,  they won elections and got support from HUGE percentage of population. &nb sp; Military is behind them, no matter what juicy media stories come about.  The real danger is in courts trying to prevent the process from going on, and stiflling the momentum toward transition to the civilian government. &nb sp; In spite of all the rubbish being written,  military under Mubarak was decimated, and their equipping put decades behind.  Mubarak created his own private security, and distrusted the Army.  This was his mistake.  Egypt was lucky in that regard.  There was an entity that prevented bloodshed and civil war.  And for that, they must be very gratefull. &nbs p; But there is not a day to go by that one does not find in media a story about "revolution" being "in danger".  As if --- they know whose revolution was it, and what the people wanted.  THEY VOTED IN MILLIONS --- confirming whose revolution it really was. 

Stu (unregistered) wrote in #16
So long as he doesn't decide to close the Suez Canal, then I really couldn't care less how Egypt governs itself.
well you do care then.. since the Suez belongs to egypt xD.. they can do as they wish with it!!