From: dudaraster@gmail.com   
      
   LOOKING FOR DEMOCRACY SEEK IT IN EGYPT: MILITARY DECIDES WHO WINS AND WHO   
   LOSES AND FOR HOW LONG TO STAY   
   Aviroce   
      
   "Oh! Dark, Dark, Dark amid the blaze of noon,  Irrecoverably dark" (Milton)   
   Arthur Costler followed Milton's with his book on "Darkness at Noon."  Of   
   course there is a difference.  Milton's darkness at noon is only darkness of   
   sight with the mind wide open, thinking and creating.  Costler's is darkness   
   of the mind while the eyes    
   are wide open.  Milton's mind is free.  Costler's mind is dim and closed by   
   external forces. Costler's darkness at noon is the situation in Egypt.   
      
   The United States of America "champions the role of Democracy" as we hear.  In   
   Egypt the democracy is no more than a government to satisfy the interests and   
   whims of the Egyptian military.  The people in Egypt have become Costler's "X"   
   and "Democracy" is    
   "Operating on X by the Military."  The Military says and that what goes and   
   all in the name of the X.   
      
   The United States of America is proud to announce that the USA Military is in   
   charge of the Egyptian Miliatry.  So when we speak of Democracy in Egypt we   
   should keep in mind who is operating on X.  Democracy in Egypt is USA   
   Operating on Egyptian Military    
   Operating on X; function of a function of X.  That is impressive.  Egyptian   
   Democarcy is USA Function of Egyptian Military Function of X, where X is the   
   Egyptian People.   
      
   In fact if you study the Egyptian Military practices in Egypt, you find the   
   Miliary constitutes a Corporation that sells products and receives special   
   funds from the United States of America to confirm their loyalty to USA.   Not   
   only the Egyptian    
   Military kills its own people but also conspires with Israel to bombard the   
   Egyptian civilians.  Egyptian Democracy championed by "the champions of   
   democracy in USA" is fascinating!  It is Dictatorship of the Egyptian   
   Military, from the People, against    
   the People and for the United States of America and its Israel ally.   
      
   Although John Paul Sartre's play "The Whirlpool" applies so well in this   
   situation, the invisible force over the country's leader dictates what the   
   leader must do, I just admire "Darkness at Noon" as what really is happenning   
   in Egypt is attempting to "   
   dim the minds of the Egyptians."  The non-slaves go against the flow.   
      
   Aviroce   
      
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