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1. Anyone starting to think that Murbarak shouldn't have been thrown under the bus? Or Qaddafi,

Fri Jul 26, 2013, 07:13 PM

Jul 2013

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Pro-Mursi vigils to be brought to an end -Egypt interior minister [View all] Bosonic Jul 2013 OP

In fact, it looks more and more like Chile Mass Jul 2013 #2

It was the marketing. MyNameGoesHere Jul 2013 #3

It's Chile almost in textbook form Scootaloo Jul 2013 #7

Except Morsi is NO Allende Taverner Jul 2013 #8

Back in 2002, would you have supported a military coup against GWB? Scootaloo Jul 2013 #14

Now, there's a talking point for Sisi: "I'm not quite as bad as Pinochet." Comrade Grumpy Jul 2013 #10

Do you think Morsi is any better, at all? David__77 Jul 2013 #12

Morsi was the democratically elected president of Egypt. Comrade Grumpy Jul 2013 #13

His party won repeated elections? oberliner Jul 2013 #15

Actually, masses of people are demonstrating for the generals. David__77 Jul 2013 #16

He remains the democratically elected president of Egypt. dipsydoodle Jul 2013 #17

The administration backed Mubarak until the very end - fujiyama Jul 2013 #18

Well, that's cleared up. Igel Jul 2013 #4

I think I'm ready to call it a "coup." snot Jul 2013 #5

Sorry, make that more than 100 gunned down. Comrade Grumpy Jul 2013 #11

All the money poured into this region is a waste fujiyama Jul 2013 #19