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As Islamists Dominate Egypt's Election, the Power Struggle with the Military Begins
Posted by TONY KARON Thursday, December 1, 2011 at 5:52 pm

The Muslim Brotherhood is Egypt's political mainstream, and its most significant challengers are the more extreme Islamists of the Salafi movement rather than the secular liberal forces that dominate the Tahrir Square protest movement. That appears to be the not-exactly-surprising verdict of the electorate, according to reports from the first two days of voting in Egypt's protracted parliamentary election.

The official announcement of results from the nine (out of a total of 27) provinces has been delayed until Friday or Saturday, but the New York Times reports that the Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party looks to have garnered some 40% of the vote, while a further 25% could go to the even more conservative Salafist al-Nour party. Despite the apparent Islamist majority, Brotherhood leaders hastened to reassure Egyptians Thursday that they have no intention of seeking a coalition with the Salafists, seeing secular parties as the more natural ally for their vision of a democratic Egypt. If anything, the Islamists' share of the vote is more likely to grow than shrink, considering that the electoral districts that voted this week were the most urban, middle class and liberal.
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Eine säkulare, pro-westliche Diktatur nach der anderen wird vom Volk beseitigt und ihnen folgen stets islamische, tendenziell anti-westliche Parteien. Wieso nur? :?:
Auch die ersten freien Wahlen in Ägypten sind gleich ein heftiger Schlag ins Gesicht. Somit wird demnächst ganz Nordafrika nach den ersten freien Wahlen tendenziell anti-europäisch und emanzipatorisch sein. Eher früher als später werden die Golfstaaten folgen. Der arabische Frühling, der eine islamisch geprägte in jeder Hinsicht emanzipative Revolution ist, wird das Machtgefüge verschieben und die Kolonialzeit endgültig beschließen. Traurig, schaurig, schön. Je nachdem... :mrgreen: