This is a complicated subject, but I will post a comment from Anthony Shadid,
"It will undoubtedly moderate its message in a campaign, trying to appeal to the broadest constituency. The next elections promise to be far more competitive than the shams of past years, when many Egyptians simply stayed home. That emerging diversity may prove more uncomfortable than the head-to-head confrontation with Mr. Mubarak’s enforcers that helped define the Brotherhood’s appeal."
The Muslim Brotherhood will certainly play a role in any future government but they will have to compete with that "emerging diversity."
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This is a complicated subject, but I will post a comment from Anthony Shadid,
"It will undoubtedly moderate its message in a campaign, trying to appeal to the broadest constituency. The next elections promise to be far more competitive than the shams of past years, when many Egyptians simply stayed home. That emerging diversity may prove more uncomfortable than the head-to-head confrontation with Mr. Mubarak’s enforcers that helped define the Brotherhood’s appeal."
The Muslim Brotherhood will certainly play a role in any future government but they will have to compete with that "emerging diversity."
http://www.thecrossculturalist.com/2011/02/dont-fear-muslim-brotherhood.html
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