Nothing seems to bother the Muslim Brotherhood. Apparently, not even a piece of news shakes President Mursī’s emotions. He and his group go ahead with their agendas without any change in their position. One has the feeling that even if a nuclear bomb threatens to erupt, they, nevertheless, will continue to move forward in the referendum process. Their target is clear: they will impose a rejected Constitution by any means.

I will not tackle the many issues that speak for themselves, starting with the clear objection of the judges, the unfortunate signs the resignation of Vice President Mikkī bear; nor will I tackle the press criticism at home and abroad and what it means that 50 per cent, that is half of Egypt’s population, reject the draft Constitution. My thoughts here are dedicated to the fear and anxiety of the Egyptian Christians. 

The credibility of the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood has got key elements. If one of these key elements fails, their statute will eventually collapse. Upon their victory in the presidential election, their top priorities were to appease Israel, to declare they will preserve peace and security in the Middle East, and to confirm their alliance to the USA policy.