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Does this mean no Sharia?
From Yahoo:
What's the difference between Dictatorial Powers and Martial Law?
Nothing.
And remember, Obama approves of this man, and has not made a single critical statement of his move towards a Sharia-enforcing Dictatorship.
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Morsi Gives Up Dictatorial Powers? Not So Fast
Does this mean no Sharia?
From Yahoo:
Egypt's president gives up newly declared powers to pacify his liberal-secular opponents, but it may not be enough
Hours after meeting with a handful of political opponents on Saturday, Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi acceded to one of the opposition's key demands, apparently rescinding most of his controversial Nov. 22 decree granting himself sweeping, unchecked powers. But Morsi refused the other ultimatum: That he postpone a referendum next Saturday on the country's draft constitution, drawn up by Morsi's Islamist backers. In fact, Egypt's state media suggested that Morsi was moving toward declaring martial law to ensure that the vote happens after days of sometimes-violent protests.
The loosely knit opposition appeared confused and split by Morsi's big half-measure, but the largest group, the secular-Christian-liberal National Salvation Front — which boycotted Saturday's Morsi meeting — called for huge anti-referendum protests on Tuesday. Is Egypt's push for democracy any closer after Morsi's sizable concession?
Morsi just made things worse: The president's big concession, scrapping his near-dictatorial powers, isn't enough without also putting off the upcoming referendum, say the AFP's John Davison and Hassan El Fekih. Opponents see the draft document "as a tool weakening human rights, the rights of women, religious minorities, and the judiciary's independence," and their increasing militancy means they don't think they have the votes to stop the constitution at the ballot box. "There is a risk of vicious further clashes" before Saturday's referendum, and a protracted crisis if Morsi's constitution prevails.In other words, he gave up his declaration of Dictatorial Powers, but instead of retaining such powers to assure his Sharia Constitution will get pushed through, he'll just declare Martial Law.
What's the difference between Dictatorial Powers and Martial Law?
Nothing.
And remember, Obama approves of this man, and has not made a single critical statement of his move towards a Sharia-enforcing Dictatorship.
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Meet the New Dictator… Mohammed Morsi Declares Martial Law in Egypt From Gateway Pundit: Thousands of Egyptians marched against Mohammed Morsi again today. The government of President Morsi approved legislation today reimposing martial law and...
- Egypt’s Islamist-dominated Assembly Rams Though New Sharia-based Constitution With Zero Support From Christians, Liberals
Obama's friend Morsi declared that he and his Judicial body are in total control of events in Egypt. According to his writ of Absolute Power, Morsi has forbidden the people, the Judiciary, or any other power from interfering, or CHANGING, anything...
- White House Refuses To Condemn Morsi’s Power Grab, Argues It’s Part Of Egypt’s “transition To Democracy”
CONSEQUENTLY (my apologies to "Americans" who do not understand the meaning of the word "consequently, nor the concept of consequences):Egypt’s Islamist President Refuses To Back Down From His Decrees Granting Himself Near Absolute PowersCAIRO (AP) —...
- Morsi Declares Himself Dictator Of Egypt
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