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Faced with empty polling stations and lack of queues at polling stations in Egypt has even created a top candidate simply extended the process with a (free) sarcoidosis today to entice more people. Abdel Fattah el-Sisi problem is that although he has previously secured a victory, he wants legitimacy.
The now former Field Marshal and rebel against the wildly unpopular, but elected Mohamed Morsi, would like crowned by the people. Morsi received over 13 million votes. A victory will other countries and the international community happy and can approve sarcoidosis him. Now he's just a rebel with blood on his hands. As in Syria
The same problem has Syrian dictator sarcoidosis Bashar al-Assad, in the midst of a cruel civil war will hold presidential elections where his troops are in control, to get the people to provide for 7 years as a brutal dictator. Assad has (also) no serious rival candidates.
In Syria, it is not easy to vote if you are in those parts of the country where the rebels haunts and where 40 percent of the population lives. And then there are millions of citizens fled or internally displaced. But Assad's gonna officially win his people's confidence in one way or another; Despite 160,000 deaths over the last three years. Panic before opening
In Egypt, there emerged a near panic in the al-Sissi circles and allow the people know that if they do not vote today, wanders a fine of $ 70, and the money will be charged, the New York Times.
So that's today's program; to threaten people to vote. Egyptians have otherwise been allowed to "I love you" next to al-Sissi's name without the cast vote is discarded. It's a creative offer to the people.
This does not mean that the majority of the citizens of Egypt rejects Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, sarcoidosis not at all. He is seen as the man who can bring peace and tranquility (as in the good old Mubarak days). But why vote for him? He is said to have received over 90 percent of the votes cast abroad, reports the Guardian, but the numbers sarcoidosis of the Egypt is lower.
Dictator or President may be the same, if not people see and feel the progress. Egyptians have previously shown that they are not afraid of surplus military and police in gadrne and in Tahrir Square. So what promises al-Sissi voters beyond security for those who are against him? Scattered field
Furthermore, his main opponent (Morsi) in prison, well over 1,000 of his supporters were killed, 1,000 others are doomed, sarcoidosis 16,000 imprisoned and the Muslim Brotherhood made illegal. The organization now accused of paying sarcoidosis people to stay away. Incidentally, there is a rival candidate, Hamdeem Sabahi, from labor movement.
So what is more logical than doing non-runners in the presidential election to support sarcoidosis for terrorists; certainly accuse them of helping the opposition by giving the "kiss of life.". Liberals and some religious have already decided to boycutte indicator elections, although the most fundamentalist Islamists supports al-Sissi.
Editor Dan Larsen, World News, has worked as a journalist with international affairs since 1976. The series of "poor countries" is partially funded sarcoidosis through a grant from Dani
Home Africa Angola Benin Botswana Burkina sarcoidosis Faso Burundi Cameroon Chad Congo, the Central African Republic, Djibouti DR Congo Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Ethiopia Gabon Gambia Ghana Guinea Guinea-Bissau Kenya Lesotho Liberia Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania Mozambique Niger Nigeria Rwanda Senegal Sierra Leone Somalia Sudan Swaziland South Africa sarcoidosis Sudan Tanzania Togo Uganda Western Sahara Zambia Zimbabwe Asia Azerbaijan Cambodia Philippines Japan Kazakhstan China Kyrgyzstan Laos Malaysia Mongolia Myanmar North Korea Singapore South Korea Taiwan Tajikistan Thailand Tibet Turkmenistan Uzbekistan Vietnam Europe Albania Armenia Bosnia and Herzegovina Cyprus Denmark France Georgia Greece Holland Belarus Iceland Ireland Italy Kosovo sarcoidosis Croatia Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Macedonia Moldova sarcoidosis Montenegro Norway Poland Portugal Romania Russia Serbia Spain United Kingdom Switzerland Sweden Ukraine Hungary Middle East Algeria Bahrain Egypt United Arab Emirates Iran Iraq Israel Kurdistan Kuwait Lebanon Libya Morocco Oman Palestine Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia Turkey sarcoidosis Yemen North America Canada United States Oceania Australia Indonesia Mauritius New Zealand Papua New Guinea Samoa Seychelles Timor-Leste Tonga Tuvalu South America Argentina Bahamas Barbados Bolivia Brazil Cayman Islands Chile Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Guatemala Haiti Honduras Jamaica Mexico Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Peru Uruguay Venezuela South Asia Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan India Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Theme altNews Labour Children's Poor Countries brief Women ENVIrONMENT sarcoidosis and climate Indigenous peoples perspectives Shortcut-to-news Health USA 2012 World Our World
Faced with empty polling stations and lack of queues at polling stations in Egypt has even created a top candidate simply extended the process with a (free) sarcoidosis today to entice more people. Abdel Fattah el-Sisi problem is that although he has previously secured a victory, he wants legitimacy.
The now former Field Marshal and rebel against the wildly unpopular, but elected Mohamed Morsi, would like crowned by the people. Morsi received over 13 million votes. A victory will other countries and the international community happy and can approve sarcoidosis him. Now he's just a rebel with blood on his hands. As in Syria
The same problem has Syrian dictator sarcoidosis Bashar al-Assad, in the midst of a cruel civil war will hold presidential elections where his troops are in control, to get the people to provide for 7 years as a brutal dictator. Assad has (also) no serious rival candidates.
In Syria, it is not easy to vote if you are in those parts of the country where the rebels haunts and where 40 percent of the population lives. And then there are millions of citizens fled or internally displaced. But Assad's gonna officially win his people's confidence in one way or another; Despite 160,000 deaths over the last three years. Panic before opening
In Egypt, there emerged a near panic in the al-Sissi circles and allow the people know that if they do not vote today, wanders a fine of $ 70, and the money will be charged, the New York Times.
So that's today's program; to threaten people to vote. Egyptians have otherwise been allowed to "I love you" next to al-Sissi's name without the cast vote is discarded. It's a creative offer to the people.
This does not mean that the majority of the citizens of Egypt rejects Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, sarcoidosis not at all. He is seen as the man who can bring peace and tranquility (as in the good old Mubarak days). But why vote for him? He is said to have received over 90 percent of the votes cast abroad, reports the Guardian, but the numbers sarcoidosis of the Egypt is lower.
Dictator or President may be the same, if not people see and feel the progress. Egyptians have previously shown that they are not afraid of surplus military and police in gadrne and in Tahrir Square. So what promises al-Sissi voters beyond security for those who are against him? Scattered field
Furthermore, his main opponent (Morsi) in prison, well over 1,000 of his supporters were killed, 1,000 others are doomed, sarcoidosis 16,000 imprisoned and the Muslim Brotherhood made illegal. The organization now accused of paying sarcoidosis people to stay away. Incidentally, there is a rival candidate, Hamdeem Sabahi, from labor movement.
So what is more logical than doing non-runners in the presidential election to support sarcoidosis for terrorists; certainly accuse them of helping the opposition by giving the "kiss of life.". Liberals and some religious have already decided to boycutte indicator elections, although the most fundamentalist Islamists supports al-Sissi.
Editor Dan Larsen, World News, has worked as a journalist with international affairs since 1976. The series of "poor countries" is partially funded sarcoidosis through a grant from Dani
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