maclatunji:

It is called D-E-M-O-C-R-A-C-Y. Majority have their way, minority have their say. How can you seek to deny the Egyptian people the right to choose their leader as they see fit?

ashson: Allahu Akbar!!! Alhamdulillah! Long live the new president! if you dont support him, just shut up!

ashson: Allahu Akbar!!! Alhamdulillah! Long live the new president! if you dont support him, just shut up!

ashson: Allahu Akbar!!! Alhamdulillah! Long live the new president! if you dont support him, just shut up!

Aahammed1: Congrat to the great people of egypt also congrat to muslim brotherhood

Dawdy: Alhamdulillah!

RICHIE BOI: The voice of the people must prevail. i dont think the relation btw America and Egypt will change. mohamed morsi received his Ph.D. in engineering from the University of Southern California in 1982. He was an Assistant Professor at California State University, Northridge from 1982 to 1985. Two of his five children were born in California and are U.S. citizens.

moderatorr: egypt may attack israel again!

maclatunji:

It is called D-E-M-O-C-R-A-C-Y. Majority have their way, minority have their say. How can you seek to deny the Egyptian people the right to choose their leader as they see fit?

akthedream: You must be very sup!d for posting such comment..Jonathan and Obasanjo are both christains right?Can u please hight there achievement since their combined reign of about 11-12yrs?People like you and bokoharam should be held responsible for the religious crisis currently in the north..Mumu like u.

frosbel:

absolutely.

These people will never learn, look at Iran, Saudi, Iraq , Afghanistan where there is total chaos because of these 'terrorists'.

Mind you , this is party that birthed Osama Bin Laden and the Taliban.

The middle east will never be the same again !!!

RICHIE BOI: The voice of the people must prevail. i dont think the relation btw America and Egypt will change. mohamed morsi received his Ph.D. in engineering from the University of Southern California in 1982. He was an Assistant Professor at California State University, Northridge from 1982 to 1985. Two of his five children were born in California and are U.S. citizens.

maclatunji:

It is called D-E-M-O-C-R-A-C-Y. Majority have their way, minority have their say. How can you seek to deny the Egyptian people the right to choose their leader as they see fit?

chuks49:

Yeah, just as majority of muslim in the north sympathise with boko haram

davidylan:

Reading the twisted nonsense this hypocrite spews just nauseates so much.
You mean the coptic minority have their say where? in the grave?
you and i both know that what Egypt will have is NOT a democracy but a theocracy no better than what pertains in Gaza. Afterall isnt Syria also a "democracy"?

maclatunji:

Hehe! You need a lesson in Government and Democracy, that is what democracy is all about. Get used to it, the Egyptian people have spoken. Name-calling is the favourite sport of those that cannot sustain intellectual discussion or debate- continue in your path.

Dawdy: Free Palestine ♥ the state of israel go to
hell we don't have any problems with
you just stop attaking moslims and
islam and bellive that we have one god
and jessus is a prophet is not a son of
god

davidylan:

Reading the twisted nonsense this hypocrite spews just nauseates so much.
You mean the coptic minority have their say where? in the grave?
you and i both know that what Egypt will have is NOT a democracy but a theocracy no better than what pertains in Gaza. Afterall isnt Syria also a "democracy"?

davidylan: Goodbye to coptic christians (the remnants that have escaped death so far).
Goodbye to a rational Egypt.
Africa... welcome to your own version of Syria and Pakistan.
Africa welcome to Hezbola style terror.

Best of all... Egypt, welcome to "democracy" Hamas style. your opponents either lose or get thrown down from balconies.

Allahu arched bar.

maclatunji:

No, it is your thought-process that is blurred by your dislike of Muslims. If it was a Christian Democratic Party that won, there will be nothing wrong abi? Comparing security which is a governmental duty to election results which is a process of choosing leaders isn't very smart comparative analysis.

davidylan:

another yeediot on the loose. How is Israel "attacking" muslims? Syria has killed over 4000 muslims to date, where is your "outrage"?
Why should Israel believe in your god and that Jesus is nothing but his puppet? Have they no freedom to believe as they choose? Once again islam exposes its penchant for intolerance, violence and deceit.

davidylan:

Just plain dumb or deliberately obtuse. You and i both know Egypt's version of "democracy" is no different from what is obtainable in Syria today... afterall isnt Iran also a "democracy" too? I wonder why these yeediots are not falling over themselves for Egyptian visas instead of heading to the US.

I dont "name-call", i call things as they are with no fear of political correct dribble. Afterall your only way to sustaing intellectual discourse (seriously i think you overestimate your own sense of intelligence... you really are not that bright to be honest and i'm glad deols called you out on it at least 2ce)... is to shut down debate by banning those with opposing views to yours.

frosbel:

Yes , because a Christian party, will not subjugate women, oppress minorities and perpetuate a reign of terror !!

frosbel:

democracy wahabbi style , we wait and see

I pity the copts though !!

Delafruita:
the egyptian people have spoken and whether we like it or not,its their choice.they first gave the muslim brotherhood an overwhelming majority in the legislature and despite all the attempts of the military to impose shafiq,the will of the people has prevailed.the option was pretty clear for the egyptian people,a vote for shafiq was undoubtedly a vote for mubarak who shafiq describes as his role model.a vote for shafiq is a vote that signals that the revolution achieved nothing while a vote for morsi is a vote for progress(at least in the eye of the average revolutionist).the muslim brotherhood were classified as terrorist by america because of their stance against mubarak who was their ally.the muslim brotherhood risked their lives fighting mubarak and took the forefront in the revolution,and now the people of egypt want them to build the bridge to the future and it is my hope that they can.it is my hope that morsi honours the camp david accord mubarak gave his life for but i hope he stops assisting in the blockade of gaza and lets in humanitarian efforts to the repressed people.true,weapons might be smuggled in but refusing palestinians access to weapons while israel receives stockpiles is similar to the bosnia/serbia crisis in which the UN and NATO had to lift the arms embargo to allow bosnia access to weapons.

maclatunji:

I laugh in Chinese, someone is sore. How would you know what my views are, have you entered my brain through a not-so-fantastic voyage? What shall we call this your fallacy- appeal to a young woman? LOL

By the way, I haven't said I am bright, I say I am right. Democracy has won in Egypt, let the people have the President they have elected bitter David.

Delafruita:
since the 1967 war,israel has put itself at risk of making too many enemies.

Delafruita:
it has long been established that israel cannot achieve peace without making concessions.
it almost happened but then an idiot killed rabin,almost happened again but peres lost to netanyahu who was reluctant to cede land,barak had the best offer but delayed to sign off on the deal and eventually sharon came to office and all hopes for peace evaporated.

Delafruita:
lets remember that in 1999,the PLO voted to remove from its charter the phrase denying israel its right to exist.

Delafruita:
israeal always derails the peace process either by building settlements or been unnecesarily aggressive.

Delafruita:
the january 22 2009 bombing of innocent women and children in gaza with phosphorus bombs readily comes to mind.not suprisingly,the UN fined israel a measly $1.5million for its used of chemical weapons.i want peace in the middle east but israel needs to get off its high horse and reach a compromise like the good friday accord in northern ireland