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Part 1: Egyptian high court disbands parliament Senior International Correspondent Ben Wedeman and Former Presidential Candidate Amr Moussa weigh in on the court’s surprise decision. Part 2: The historical perspective Professor Khaled Fahmy of the American University Cairo says the military’s actions Thursday amounted to a “legal coup.” PLUS: One revolution to another Nasser let to Sadat, and Sadat to Mubarak. What comes next, we don’t yet know.
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What legal coup?every body knows that one third of the Parliament members are baseless ,so what happened ,everybody expect such a legal act like that.
1/3 members of parliament are the ruling class and muslims only
1/3 members of parliament are the ruling class and muslims only.
Because of the make up of the parliamentary leaders the christians are afraid that the past regime is still in power.
Therefore, the parliamentary structure did not provide for good representation of the Egyptian people.
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