Repressive action and state-sponsored terror campaigns will not dissuade pro-democracy pro-Morsi supporters from demanding reinstatement of their elected leader.

Millions of Egyptians demonstrating in support of democratic, constitutional and ballot-box legitimacy issue a 4-point statement detailing their demands.

National Alliance in Support of Electoral Legitimacy (NASEL) exhorts Egyptians to turn out in protest rallies starting from mosques across Egypt tomorrow (Friday) after noon prayers.

A statement by the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, condemns a military ultimatum which sidetracks the President of Egypt, the Armed Forces’ Supreme Commander, and the millions of pro-Morsi

Brotherhood Chairman Badie reaffirms there is a determined and increasingly desperate attempt to overthrow democracy and re-produce the corrupt Mubarak regime in postrevolution Egypt.

Translation of the statement issued at the end of Friday’s million-man rally in Cairo in support of democracy, legitimacy and peaceful action.

Accumulated over decades, Mubarak corruption cannot be terminated by any one party or movement, nor in one year, which makes wide-based consensus a necessity in Egypt today.

Although it accepts that acting as an opposition is a constitutional right for all citizens, the Muslim Brotherhood denounces use of violence and thuggery under any pretext.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, urges opposition to build their parties’ popularly in the street, instead of resorting to violence and alliance with ousted regime thugs.

Endeavoring to resolve long decades’ accumulations of social, economic and other problems in Egypt, the elected government also has to contend with single-track-minded opposition that desperately seek power.