Police State terror tactics and preordained, vindictive incarceration of Brotherhood leaders are clear signs that the old regime is back where it longed to be.

Unprecedented millions of Egyptians pour out onto iconic liberty squares across Egypt in a dramatic national show of support for the elected President.

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.

Those who rob the homeland, torture the people and spread corruption, over long decades, and now seek to oust the elected president, ignore the law and the Constitution, use violence

As is ‘traditional’ now before deliberately violent protests, Egypt opposition launches hostile campaigns claiming the Brotherhood is training special militias for action.

Anti-Brotherhood hate endeavors continue, with dubious ‘news’ websites reporting falsely that Chairman Badie was shot outside the group’s Guidance Bureau HQ.

Despite escalation tactics by affected judges against proposed judiciary law amendments, Egypt’s Brotherhood will not call for repeat marches this Friday.

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood condemns the National Salvation Front’s call for its supporters to lay siege to the country’s upper house of parliament.

Brotherhood spokesman Mehrez urges popular solidarity in action to solve Egypt’s many problems.

Political opposition parties that strongly criticized pro-government siege of the Mubarak-appointed Constitutional Court now lay siege to the Public Prosecutor office building.