On Sunday 7th July, the former Prime Minister of Britain waded into the debate about whether or not the Egyptian coup was legitimate. He was quick to take the side of the military and said, "The events that led to the Egyptian army's removal of President Mohamed Morsi confronted the military with a simple choice: intervention or chaos. Seventeen million people on the streets are not the same as an election. But it as an awesome manifestation of power." Blair's remarks come as Egypt faces prolonged civil conflict after the removal from power of Morsi, who came to office with 51% of the popular vote at the country's first democratic presidential election, held last year. Blair is now openly advocating that Western democratic principles should be sacrificed in an effort to maintain the West's hegemony in the region. He said, "I am a strong supporter of democracy. But democratic government doesn't on its own mean effective government. Today effi...
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