YET ANOTHER ROUND OF DOUBLE TALK FROM THE PHARAOH

So, Mr Mursi assures the Egyptian judges his " decree" will only deal with " sovereign matters" designed to protect institutions.

Here is my, and others I am sure, question; who determines the definition of " Sovereign matters"?

I would be willing to be it will be Mr Mursi and the Muslim Brotherhood... you know.. the one he no longer has ties to!!!!!

 Ok, we have to wonder; what is the next decree going to be over?

If Mr Mursi decides  the Camp David treaty with Israel is an issue that must be "reviewed" after  Abbas' trip to the United Nations will that constitute a matter of " sovereign matters"?

You see, when  you are the one that makes the rules, you get to determine when the rules apply.

 As of today, Mr Mursi holds the Executive, Legislative and Judicial powers of Egypt.

Now, I've heard about all I can stand from the world of Academia about how the "West" must understand there are different "versions" of Democracy.

I don't care how many tea parties you attend, how many times you are " published" or what Honorary Degree you may hold, what is taking place in Egypt is NOT a Democratic process.

What is even more disturbing, is the almost total lack of outrage from the West on what Mr Mursi is pulling off.

If someone is counting on the theory of, "give a person enough rope and they will hang themselves", then I wonder how long they will wait before they realized Mr Mursi make not snap his neck?

Did he execute a political / strategic blunder with his decree?

I would say he did not.

His timing; within 48hrs of being hailed as the champion of the Gaza cease fire, was no accident.

Remember what I have always said about the MB.

They are like a slow moving constrictor snake.

Don't create a lot of attention ... stay off the radar but never stop moving towards the final outcome.... a victim that can no longer resist.

What is Mr Mursi's  next move///// decree???

We shall see, but my bet is it will have to do with Israel and the Palestinian Statehood issue.

It's a great distracter for not only the people of Egypt, but for the region as well.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-20500125