Egypt's hand appears in play behind scenes in Sudan

[TomSea]

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Egypt's hand appears in play behind scenes in Sudan

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Nour said, “Although the civil forces are still capable of influencing the public, the generals of the council will not walk away easily." The journalist added, "They have huge concerns about handing over power to a civil government that would harm their interests in the Yemeni war, or their economic privileges.”

Along those same lines, Nafaa said he believes that it is likely that the military council is deliberately dragging its feet.

“I think the Egyptian regime is advising the military council to stall, as stalling guarantees more tension among the revolution forces," the political scientist said, adding, “It seems work is underway to foil the popular revolution in Sudan and empower a military rule with no Brotherhood presence.”

Read more: https://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2019/06/egypt-sudan-military-council-protests-role.html#ixzz5qbOjsmfi

Muslim Brotherhood are feared to come to power over there, Sudan borders Egypt, Libya borders Egypt. Same story. Whether Gamel Nasser is a "villain of history", I don't know but Gamel Nasser talked about how, way back in 1953, the MB wanted all women to wear the hijab, so Islamic radicalism was apparently less back then and Nasser was fervently against them.


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I think Nasser was very Pan-Arabic and anti-Israel. Apparently, a Muslim Brotherhood organization is who killed Sadat.

https://canadafreepress.com/article/muslim-brotherhoods-goals-are-incompatible-with-long-term-democracy-for-egy