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Well guys, I am not very optimistic. To have democracy, you must have a high level of education and a moderate standard of living that provides people with the culture needed for democracy.
This is totally missing in Egypt. Wahabism has invaded the Middle Class , more than any other class, and the so-called cultured and educated people more than the lower class.
While I do not understand the results of the union of lawyers, but the street is growing fundamental and so do many other institutions. It is not the problem in a dictator as much as it is a problem of culture.
If the brotherhood seizes the government, it is over. We will be back to the blessed times of "Abd Allah ibn Abi El-sar7" and "kuraah ibn Shareek ibn El-Sa7ma'", Salah El-Din, Kalawoon, to which the rotten Saddat will appear like a dove of peace and moderation.
It needs to change the values of a society before we proceed.
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