Elbaradei urges Egyptians to protest ‘to save nation’

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Mohamed ElBaradei, head of the Constitution Party, called on every Egyptian citizen on Friday to participate in today’s protests.

“I ask of every Egyptian to participate in today’s peaceful protests to save the nation,” ElBaradei wrote on his Twitter account.

“Egypt is now experiencing a defining moment,” he added.

Political and civil powers on Thursday called for staging demonstrations today to protest against the constitutional declaration decreed by President Mohamed Mursi yesterday.

Commenting on Mursi’s decisions, ElBaradei wrote, “Today Mursi blasted the concept of the state and the legitimacy and appointed himself ruler by divine decree. The revolution is aborted until further notice.”

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8 responses to “Elbaradei urges Egyptians to protest ‘to save nation’”

  1. Patience2 Avatar

    In Rome, they elected a Dictator for a definite period of time after which he would retire from the appointment.  Here, it seems, we have a Dictator appointing himself! (much as J. Caesar did, and you KNOW what happened to him)

    1. 5thDrawer Avatar

      Et Tu Brute … ?? 😉

      1. Patience2 Avatar

         Some say it was Tu Quoque, Brute … ??

  2. Patience2 Avatar

    In Rome, they elected a Dictator for a definite period of time after which he would retire from the appointment.  Here, it seems, we have a Dictator appointing himself! (much as J. Caesar did, and you KNOW what happened to him)

    1. 5thDrawer Avatar

      Et Tu Brute … ?? 😉

      1. Patience2 Avatar

         Some say it was Tu Quoque, Brute … ??

  3. Baredei is jealous

  4. Baredei is jealous

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