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The military said their action is to resolve Morsi's who unable to stabilize the country, the economy, the wave of protest by anti-Morsi, etc...

But the military reaction, the coup against Morsi (who is the first leader elected demacraticly by the people) and to the majority of Egyptian people (The Pro Morsi) seems to be lot more violent. Also, lots of innocent people died ... Is there is still democracy in Egypt?

Will there bea win-win solution?

My question relates to possible causes of lack of any discussion and/or any participation in this field. These may be:

a) the title too broad to start a discussion

b) because of globalization this title is outdated

c) None of us have time to spent over the internet

Any comments?

Alper Yuksel

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