A Conversation with a Neo-Conservative about Egypt
So far the targets of this "freedom movement" have been somewhat moderate countries allied with the United States
By Daniel Greenfield —— Bio and Archives--February 9, 2011
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1. "Egypt has undergone a democratic revolution"
Egypt has not undergone anything of the sort. Street protests by a few percent of the population is not a democratic revolution. The majority of Egypt's 80 million people have not made their feelings known. Nor can they make their feelings known except through a democratic election. Protests by different groups with widely varying agendas are not a substitute for elections. Anyone calling for Mubarak to step down, rather than to hold free and open elections, is not endorsing a democratic revolution-- just a revolution led by leftists and Islamists.
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