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The Egyptians Have Grown In Confidence, Theyve Tasted Freedom, And Theres No Way Back.

When You Have Half Of Caironese In Slums, When You Don't Have Clean Water, When You Don't Have A Sewer System, When You Don't Have Electricity, And On Top Of That You Live Under One Of The Most Repressive Regimes Right Now... Well, Put All That Together, And It's A Ticking Bomb. It's Not Of A Question Of Threat; It Is Question Of Looking Around At The Present Environment And Making A Rational Prognosis.

Discipline Is Part Of My Professional Training As A Lawyer.

The Germans Should Be The First To Sympathize With Us [egyptians]. They Know How Difficult It Is To Build A Democracy Following A Dictatorship, And They Were The First To Be Critical Of Morsi's Anti-democratic Policies.

You Will Not Really Have Durable Peace Without A Proper Security Structure In The Middle East.