They are in big trouble
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Submitted by customstickers, Aug 6, 2012 13:49
I'd say they are in big trouble. My suspicion is that SCAF will let the Muslim Brotherhood government of Mohamed Morsi strut around just enough to attract blame for the disaster now in the works.
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