This document discusses power structures in Egypt after recent political changes. It outlines some key questions and assertions people are making about the two presidential candidates, Shafiq and Morsi. It then presents a diagram mapping the formal and informal powers in Egypt, showing the president, parliament, courts, military, Muslim Brotherhood, corrupt groups, and people/revolution having various levels of authority and control. The document concludes by noting three upcoming events that will impact Egypt's political situation: the presidential election, a court ruling on parliament legitimacy, and potentially reselecting the constitutional panel.
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2. Who says Shafiq can not be
another Mubarak
Who says Shafiq will not
declare Emergency Rule
Who says Eli Ne3rafo
A7san
Who says SCAF is the
Egyptian Army
Who say The question is
civilian vr. religious
These are all LIES
3. Who says The question is Thawra
versus Old Rigeme
Who says We can not guess what will
MB do when they get the power
Who says Ana we a7.oya 3ala Ebnm
3ami, we ana we ebn 3ami.
Who says Going with Moursi
Gives us a little bit of hope
Who says We did not try MB
These are lies too!!
4. Both are fighting to dominate
Egypt for a long period..
And both are welling to do
WHATEVER It takes .
6. Informal
Powers
President
Parliament
Judicial
Corrupt Corrupt
Defense Constitutional
Business officials
Court
Minister Admin.
Court Constitutional
MB Corrupt
Panel
(100 Person) Militia Police
SCAF
Ultras Melyoneyyat
Prime
Minister
Private
Media
Interior National
affairs Security
Presidential Control
Official
Media Intelligence
SCAF People/Revolution
MB Authority/Control Over
International /regional Influence is outside the focus of this analysis
7. 1- Presidential Election
2- Supreme Constitutional court will decide on
the current Parliament legitimacy
3- Re-selecting or Re-approving the 100
Person Constitutional Panel