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Yes, I will finish the Muslim Brotherhood if I am president, El Sisi says

Ahram Online, Monday 5 May 2014
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In this image made from video broadcast on Egypt's State Television, Egypt's retired Field Marshal Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi listens to a question during an interview in a nationally televised program in Cairo, Egypt, Monday, May 5, 2014 (Photo: AP)
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    • "Yes. Just like this," El Sisi said in answering a question by Ibrahim Issa on whether people should vote for him for president on the basis that he will finish the muslim brotherhood as a group.

    He said that the "Egyptians reject reconciliation with the Brotherhood," not just him.

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    Hesham Tawfik
    15-05-2014 04:30pm
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    Wind bag
    Actions are louder than words. After the coup the strong general could not get rid of Muslim Brothehood members in Egypt. Luckily members of Muslim Brotherhood live everywhere in Egypt otherwise chemical weapons could be used to eliminate them
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    afro
    06-05-2014 09:34pm
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    What a liar!!! he said Egypt rejected brotherhood. brotherhood won every elections. the simple fact is he knows Muslim brotherhood will win every elections. you betrayed your people,president and you killed thousands of your follow Egyptian for personal gains,i hope i am alive the day you serve your crime.
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    Hazem L
    06-05-2014 03:08pm
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    The Pincohet path
    The new Pinochet will fail like the original one did. Allende is now remembered as being superior to Pinochet.
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    Allen
    06-05-2014 08:40am
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    You think after witnessing the assassination of Pres. Sadat by the Muslim brotherhood Mubarak did his job and cleaned Egypt of the MB terrorists.
    Mubarak slept on the job till Egypt came to the brink of disaster. AND now... Thanks to the Generals decisive vision to clean Egypt of terrorists, there is now hope for a future for all Egyptians. Much work needs to be done to repair the damage, good luck to you all.
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    Hesham Tawfik
    15-05-2014 04:25pm
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    Let's
    For ten month, Your lion could not make lives of Egyptian better.eg Electercity and level of crimes. How will he cleans Egypt from MBs?
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    Davut Doğru
    06-05-2014 08:24am
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    What the people really want?
    Something similar has happened in Turkey in 1998 at then Generals said "Their revolution would last a thousand years". Now they are in jail. They thought they are all powerfull because they had guns which are bought with tax payers money and their saliries paid by tax payers. At the first truely free election this man an their supporters will go down. Sooner or later, just be patient. The slower the process the lower the bloodshed. Do not boycout the elections go and vote in every one of them.
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    Farhan
    06-05-2014 03:40am
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    What Egyptian he is talking about ?
    If that was the case why are still so many protests even after mass genocides of people by this terrorist ?
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    Farhan
    06-05-2014 03:38am
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    Nothing new, every dictator kills the opponents
    This fascist has killed thousands of innocents, he is real terrorist, Morsi never killed any body, Egyptian should get rid of this guy to bring the democracy back to your country, he has even banned the April 6 movement which had no relation to Brotherhood, Its not about brotherhood, Its about democracy. People need to get rid of this thug asap.
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