Now all those who have been scrutinizing African democracy will tell you that whatever happened in Egypt is a warning or what we can call the blue screen in computer lingo. Whenever you see the blue screen in your computer whether it is a laptop or desk top you know that the terminal/computer has a virus. When we look at the Arab Spring to be particular, the one that happened in Egypt then we should be able to learn from it and know that things could be better if not best. The first ousting was in 2010 (i think) and the latest one displaced the brotherhood and the president elected after the election. The interim president is Mansour. Now if you look at the margin that Morsi won with, then you will see that it is less than four percent. What am driving at, is that even though he won by majority, he just cant impose his ideas and agenda on the rest of civil society. He needs to coax them(the interest groups, pressure groups) a bit for him to work efficiently. The moral of the story is this, you might think you are the elite(most learned, richest and worthiest person) in this universe but trust me you are not going to impose any of your ideas on the rest of us, who you call layman, how do you think we survive, not by dishonest means trust me its just by Gods grace. Dont call Gods name and the same time engage in iniquity- The second Epistle of Timothy
Posted on: Sat, 26 Oct 2013 10:21:52 +0000
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