It might seem a quick fix in the short term, but can have huge ramifications in the longer term and for the future of the country.
Source/Credit: Ahmadiyya Times
By Dur-e-Aden | July 8, 2013
As Pakistanis are mourning and remembering the dark era that took over this country on July 5, 1977 and from whose shadows we are still desperately searching for any ray of hope, Egypt is celebrating something that happened on July 3, 2013. From the face of it, the two incidents are pretty similar; military of a country taking over and replacing a democratically elected leader with the support of a certain section of the population. However, the ramifications for Pakistan were so horrific that one always wonders how the country would have looked today if that part of history is erased. What will happen in Egypt on the other hand, is still not clear. Morsi is no Bhutto, there is no Soviet Invasion next door for which armed militias are being indoctrinated and I am not entirely aware of the ideology of the interim President as well as the Armed forces of Egypt as to which way they plan to steer the country.
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