33 million Egyptians demonstrated on June 30, 2013, in order to topple the government of the Muslim Brotherhood. This was clearly an Egyptian revolution. According to the most basic rules of democracy, this large number of people in the largest demonstration in history against the regime was very enough to put an end to this g overnment. However, this is not the case in Egypt under the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood who struggled for 80 years to be in power and would have never left it so easy.

It is not true that the Arab Spring of demolition has started when Mohamed Bou Azizi burned himself alive leading many regimes in North Africa and the Middel East to meet their destiny. Here, I don't want to defend the bad governors including Mubarak whom were abandoned by the Americans when his people revolted against him.

Weeks have passed since the great uprising of June 30 took place, in which the Egyptian people could ger rid of the Muslim Brotherhood who cause a lot of damage to Egypt in just one year in power. Such damage was not even caused by the English occupation for Egypt in 72 years.

The huge attack against the Egyptian revolution of June 30 by foreign media has many reasons that has nothing to do with Egypt. In Canada, a CNN report was aired and conveyed the message that the Egyptian people has chosen Mohamed Morsy through fair elections and what happened in June 30 is but a military coup. This is what leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood; Essam el-Erian, Mohamed el-Beltagy, and Essam al-Haddad have tried to say.

On 30th. Of June People of Egypt stood up and since no body SAT! In fact there where not out there on the 30th. But preparations for that day started way ahead almost 2 months prior to that announced day some young people like this guy in the picture M. Mahmoud Badr and several other young Egyptian people who stood on 25th. January 2011 who lost dear friends or family or just co-citizens of the same beloved country Egypt upon the bloody events to took place more than once in more than a place and Egyptian Blood Was Shed!

In the coming few days, even months, we will be facing a huge challenge. This challenge is not confronting the Islamic Current, but confronting terrorism. These terrorists will not hesitate to do anything including bombing, killing, or even assassination in return getting back the ruling power. Here is a question: did a terrorist group govern us? Do Egyptians trust terrorists to rule Egypt, and if so why and how did we allow that to happen?

Picture of the ousted president Mohamed Morsy hanged on Al-Aqsa Mosque during Friday prayers in Jerusalem should have raised the anger and resentment of the Palestinians. Furthermore, what a shame to hang this picture of an ousted president that his people overthrew in such a holy place!

There are different kinds of the Muslim Brotherhood, and some of them are counted though have already left the group. Many of those who claim to abandon the Brotherhood, they belong to it and support its ideology more than its official members.

Many people see President Mohamed Morsy being ousted is but a military coup against the legitimate president. However, many other people, including myself, think that it was a new revolution to correct the path of the preceding one in 2011 that aimed to get rid of a tyranny and to gain freedom, democracy, civil state as well as social justice.

I lost my mind few hours after I had arrived to Zurich, Switzerland, as I heard in their media that what happened on June 30 was but a soft military coup. Many politicians here in Switzerland claim that the leaders of the army had planned to overthrow the Muslim Brotherhood by the mobilization of citizens to protest after they had blocked supplies of gas and diesel fuel, as well as cut off electricity for long hours

Two whole weeks since the new memorable date 30/06/2013! Who could believe so soon Egypt will be free from Morsy and Co. or let me say JUST MORSY the Co. which is Muslim Brotherhood still around trying by all means to remain in the show! Yes, SHOW and what a show a very low grade show good for retarded people, so the question here is:-

I have lately noticed a lot of unclear and confusing news coming from the States. I believe that because a big country like the States couldn’t come to a decision about what has happened in Egypt, America failed to understand what’s going on. If we looked at the foreign policy of America in the last 10 years, we would find a lot of mistakes in those polices. Starting from Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, and ending with Egypt.

I couldn't wait to see the expected constitutional declaration and the new government. However, I found this declaration as a slap on the face because it tries to bring Egypt back to the Middle Ages. It was pretty much a Salafist declaration with a strong flavor of political Islamists who seek old fashioned regimes that don't fit today's life.

Before the revolution of January 25, the Egyptians dreamed about change. They wanted to change the regime as well as the old ideas; change repression and violation of human rights; change the culture of rejection of the others.

America has decided to hit Afghanistan after bin Laden had attacked America's World Trade Center. America and the NATO, have attacked Afghanistan however it had nothing to do with the attack on the World Trade Center.

After hearing the statement of the Armed Forces on July 3, many Egyptians rejoiced as the Muslim Brotherhood was overthrown. However, Western and American media described this great victory in Egypt as a coup.

Last week out of good intentions I posted an open letter to the world trying to explain why Morsy should not stay in power more than that, Egyptian youth who lead the revolution on 25th. Of January 2011 proved to be more than tough like almost all Egyptians while I sat sleepless for thee days on June 2012 trying to imagine Egypt under MB rule and had seen the revolution stolen and sat in despair wondering how many years will stay in that darkness imposed by MB those young people did not give up on their revolution when I saw them in a talk show on TV I got back some of my lost confidence telling myself Egypt will be safe in their hands!

After the June 30th revolution, or, the third wave of January 25 if you will, succeeded in achieving it’s goal to oust ex-President Morsi we have to ask ourselves an important question: do we have to include the Islamic Current or can we just dismiss them from the political process?

We are lucky to witness such historical events in Egypt that next generations will remember forever. We are going to tell our children about these events as our grandfathers used to tell us stories about Orabi and the revolution of 1919.

In his last speech, the rejected president, Mohamed Morsy, has tried to take refuge in his lost legitimacy to avoid stepping down according to the demands of his people. He threatened by the expected violence and chaos. However, I have some notes…

Many speculations are heard about the intense movements of Anne Patterson, the U.S. Ambassador in Egypt, before the revolution of June 30. She met with many political figures including Khairat Al-Shater, whose role is yet not very clear in the presidency (that owe blind obedience to the Guidance Office of the Muslim Brotherhood).