>>>Mubarak has quit - Egypt celebrates. Army in charge.
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>>It's not easy like you think. We're a republic from 80 years but we just see real democracy yet. Our republic was under army's control. Army is a big power yet but loosing it's influence...
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>I agree. Seems like the press has tried to run Mubarak out and they have succeeded.
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>They have succeeded in putting the country under control of a military dictatorship.

The press? It was the press that caused millions of people to take to the streets over a lack of jobs and the general state of the country?

The military's intentions remain unclear. Maybe it will turn out to be a dictatorship. It's hard to imagine it being much worse than what they already had. You know what they said about Mussolini -- the trains ran on time. No, I am not advocating military dictatorship as a preferred form of government, but you have to compare it to the alternative. Egypt, one of the founding fathers of civilization, has been very bad off for a long time now.

If Cleopatra were alive you can bet there would be hell to pay ;-)