Egyptians Must Continue Struggle in Midst of Political Hi-jinx

The world continues to keep its eyes and ears, as well its heart, on the revolution in Egypt.

(WINDSOR, N.H.) - The announcement, today, by the ruling military of Egypt offers a HOLLOW VICTORY for Mohamed Morsi and Brotherhood in EGYPT. There is very little chance that the actual ruling military will allow Morsi to appropriately seat himself as head of the Egyptian government. What is likely is that Morsi will be given a mandate by the military and face removal should he refuse the military's demands.

Being that the US has heavily supported Morsi, albeit surreptitiously, with intentions of maintaining the depth of previous agreements formed with Mubarak, it is also very likely that the US will put pressure on Morsi to abide by the military edicts. As this election evolved, it quickly became clear the Egyptian people would take a hit with either candidate winning.

The hit now having been broadcast, it is up to the people of Egypt to brace themselves for the next phase of their valiant struggle and to reinforce their revolution through first directing efforts toward ending the hold the military retains and then putting the Brotherhood on notice that the power of the people will force their removal, as certainly as they deposed Mubarak, should Morsi enact any legislation which attempts to disrupt the revolution.

It is important for the people to make abundantly clear that the revolution was not solely invested in removal of Mubarak and is not, now, over solely because of the election. The revolution is an ongoing process designed to solidify power in the populace and not in any cults or juntas. The world continues to keep its eyes and ears, as well its heart, on the revolution in Egypt.

The resolve with which Egypt comports itself in facing its newly established government will not only determine whether or not the people bow and bend to the illusions of this puppet and the machinations of the characters who work its strings but will, as it has already, set the pace and promise of all the other nations who are working their own revolutions.

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Kelmti Horra
(My word is free)

I am those who are free and never fear
I am the secrets that will never die
I am the voice of those who would not give in
I am the meaning amid the chaos

I am the right of the oppressed
That is sold by these dogs (people who are dogs)
Who rob the people of their daily bread
And slam the door in the face of ideas

I am those who are free and never fear
I am the secrets that will never die
I am the voice those who would not give in
I am free and my word is free
I am free and my word is free
Don't forget the price of bread
And don't forget the cause of our misery
And don't forget who betrayed us in our time of need

I am those who are free and never fear
I am the secrets that will never die
I am the voice those who would not give in
I am the secret of the red rose
Whose color the years loved
Whose scent the rivers buried
And who sprouted as fire
Calling those who are free

I am a star shining in the darkness
I am a thorn in the throat of the oppressor
I am a wind touched by fire
I am the soul of those who are not forgotten
I am the voice of those who have not died

Let's make clay out of steel
And build with it a new love
That becomes birds
That becomes a country/home
That becomes wind and rain

I am all the free people of the world put together
I am like a bullet
I am all the free people of the world put together
I am like a bullet

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