الجيش المصري يطيح بمرسي ويعلن تعطيل العمل بالدستور وتسليم إدارة البلاد للمحكمة الدستورية مؤقتا

Good riddance. The MB were leading Egypt back into the dark ages.

Let that be lesson to the extremists everywhere that applying your own religious believes and forcing them on everyone would not work. What happened in Egypt is very healthy... Soon in Syria and when they hang the dictator Bashar upside-down, hopefully the Syrian people will be smart enough after they learn from the experience in Egypt that replacing the Baath party with an Islamic regime and forcing it on everyone WOULD NOT WORK.

A high-ranking March 14 delegation is traveling ASAP to Egypt to stand by and comfort the Muslim Brotherhood of Sanni Lunacy and Berserkness while another delegation is doing the same for those of Sidon, and then of Arsal and then of Tripoli and then of Akkar and then... wherever. Thank you March 14 for such humanity and for bringing onto Lebanon its 21st century version of the Pales-Syrian problem mixed with Sanni lunatics. After all, as Dr. Arreet 7akeh calls them, they are from his "minnina."

Good riddance

while religion can be used for guidance, it should never be the sole source. Egypt depended on tourism and its entertainment industry--the tourism industry is basically dead and the entertainers have moved to the UAE and other venues because they had no freedoms at home.

when they are not in power, they strive to get power. once in power they do not want to go.
if those same guys would really look at those who preceded them, they would realize they would have to go some day.
I sincerely hope that hizbushaitan realizes that fact soon, and that they will make amends to the Lebanese people.
nasrallah = hitler

This is not good.
Granted, Morsi was an SOB, but a democratically elected SOB. They should have gotten rid of him the democratic way, even if it took time. Peaceful, persistent civil disobedience leading to his impeachment or resignation is a perfectly democratic way to do it. Opening the way for the Army to intervene like they just did will actually set Egypt back more than Morsi did.
Guess what is going to happen now? The MB, robbed of its democratic right to govern, will start making trouble. And it is not going to be pretty.

Geha, I hope they never see it and they never make amends.. Why do you want that?
I hope war in Syria will continue, Hizbullah keeps sending their young men to Syria, only to be perished there. Hizbullah will be depleted. Assad will eventually be hung by its own people. Hizbullah will realize that they lost the battle of Syria. Parents of the young men who died in Syria will realize that their sons died for a lost cause. They will blame Nassrallah for sending their sons there. Nassrallah the rat will get weaker and weaker. Hizbullah will get divided among themselves for making this very bad decision that cost the lives of so many young men… This will be the end of Hizbullah… What we see right now is the beginning of the end of Hizbullah. Even though things may look in their favor and the Baath regime favor but soon the reality on the ground will change dramatically…

jabal10452 if the army keeps their word and call for election, who cares what the Muslim Brotherhood would do or think.. Once they have an honest election in Egypt, the MB will be marginalized... Enough bombing churches and killing the tourism and economic industries by these bastards.. Egypt can not wait for these idiots to surrender power...

Good job by the Egyptian army. If Lebanon had 3 or 4 courageous high ranking officers back in the 1970's, the civil war would not have degenerated the way it has and destroyed the country.

jabal10452 I see your point... I guess it all depends now how successful the next president of Egypt will be in moving Egypt forward...

Congratulations to the Egyptian people. 3a2bel all the GCC terrorist leaders.

That is the best news for lebanon. If Egypt cannot hold a "moderate" islamist in power, it will certainly not have a salafi. Islamists for all their noise are not an issue for egypt.
Whomever rules syria will look very carefully at egypt... And since syria is more open and less islamist than Egypt, islamists will be even less strong there.
Where does that put lebanese islamists? A bunch of underdogs financed by mikati who are going nowhere. That makes our only problem the Hezballah milicia.

But still, I agree with Lebnanfirst that this is not democratic procedure and not good for egypt. Now every jobless or unsatisfied bloke will take to the streets to change governemnt. Dangerous precedent. Pressure is one thing, and removing a democratically elected president is another thing.

Bigjohn, you are correct. Many seem to think that the egyptians revolted against religious rule when there wasent even a religious rule with the exception of statements or small things. They revolted for the same reasons they revolted against mubarak. Nothing changed in egypt and i dont see how it will change when the army has as much power as it does? The next who becomes president will be equally preassured in to joining the same alliance mursi joined.

He was deposed because unemployment is at a high of 13%. Unemployment is high because of lack of trust. Lack of trust because of islamists. Ma tit3ab. He started with his arrogant backwards islamist constitution, and ended up begging sawiris to come back to egypt.