Is Egypt's President Seizing Power or Stopping Runaway Judiciary Appointed by Mubarak?

[FrankRep]

No. I read posts 1 & 2 in their entirety. My assessment of false dichotomy stands.

In fact, the quotation you repeated in post 7 (from the Morsi decree) is an *excellent* indication that Morsi may very well be trying to do BOTH things (and not just one OR the other).

Well actually, he doesn't done anything yet.

I think so far the mass media is blowing this way out of proportion.

We'll just need to keep watch and see what happens.

[PierzStyx]

Many of Hosni Mubarak's people (former dictator) are still in command. That makes things a little messy.

Every dictator has good intentions.

[puppetmaster]

Bey the Egyptian ppl get to see how their vote counts....if your government does not like the vote they will 'dissolve" or ignore. Here in the USA they ignore results. Ie Colorado.

When will people realize that government is pure corruption.

[Zippyjuan]

Well actually, he doesn't done anything yet.

I think so far the mass media is blowing this way out of proportion.

We'll just need to keep watch and see what happens.

If his intention is indeed to get rid of the particular judges, he has been slow to make any moves to replace them and re-establish the courts. That would do a lot to re-assure both protestors at home and the international community.

[HOLLYWOOD]

Mohammed Morsi = CFR/CIA house plant