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Didn't morsi try to dissolve the judiciary?

• croes 4y ago
  And now it's better in Egypt?
  • daemoens 4y ago
    Of course it isn't but dissolving the judiciary still wouldn't have been a good thing.
  • int_19h 4y ago
    It's not an uncommon thing for a justifiable uprising to end up in a place worse than before. It doesn't necessarily mean that it was instigated from the outside for that or some other purpose.
    • guelo 4y ago
      Not liking the results of democracy is not a justifiable uprising.
      • int_19h 4y ago
        It is when said democracy cracks down on human rights.
        • guelo 4y ago
          What human rights did Morsi crack down on? I could list a dozen human rights that Sisi has cracked down on.
          • int_19h 4y ago
            The new constitution they drafted and tried to enact was explicitly religious, so how about freedom of religion for starters?
• guelo 4y ago
  Not true but the judiciary did dissolve the democratically elected parliament. Who was more legitimate? Answer: the parliament
  • monetus 4y ago
    Have some good English language Egyptian new sources?