The Telegraph
July 4, 2013

The chief justice of Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court was sworn in as the nation's interim president, taking over hours after the military ousted the Islamist President Mohammed Morsi.

Adly Mansour took the oath of office in a ceremony at the constitutional court close to the Nile river.

He promised to "honestly protect the republican system, to respect the constitution and the law, to take care of people's interests, and to maintain the nation's independence."

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnew...rs-protest.html

this may be the beginning of the real Arab Spring.

But since Egyptians don't identify themselves primarily as Arabs, but Egyptians, we'll need an entirely new name for this movement.

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this may be the beginning of the real Arab Spring.

But since Egyptians don't identify themselves primarily as Arabs, but Egyptians, we'll need an entirely new name for this movement.

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Quote: ThirstyMan wrote in post #2

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this may be the beginning of the real Arab Spring.

But since Egyptians don't identify themselves primarily as Arabs, but Egyptians, we'll need an entirely new name for this movement.

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Why was it ever called "Arab Spring" to begin with? It's a throw-away phrase that doesn't mean anything. The region is less stable today than it was before the Arab Spring.

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How come we cant do this? They didnt like him...poof gone. We dont like ours....he gets elected again and goes on trips.

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How come we cant do this? They didnt like him...poof gone. We dont like ours....he gets elected again and goes on trips.

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Quote: Just Ducky wrote in post #5

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How come we cant do this? They didnt like him...poof gone. We dont like ours....he gets elected again and goes on trips.

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Quote: ThirstyMan wrote in post #2

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this may be the beginning of the real Arab Spring.

But since Egyptians don't identify themselves primarily as Arabs, but Egyptians, we'll need an entirely new name for this movement.

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