“Arab Spring,” which had nothing to do with Tunisia or Libya or Arabs in particular. Egypt’s rebellion was unrelated to these world events because internally it was not ever about the people but about the military maintaining power

Egypt’s Arab Spring Anniversary: A behind-the-scenes story

By Dr. Ashraf Ramelah —— Bio and Archives--March 6, 2024

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Egypt’s military has always sought political power. The military coup of 1952 was the cornerstone of a long line of military leaders. All subsequent coups took place by election, not by force. Along with each electoral process is manipulation and control behind the scenes bringing one military general to replace another as president. Every year the coups are celebrated throughout the country on annual dates.

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