I think Egypt should have started with a 2 party system

[baddog]

Congrats to Egypt on your first elections in what, 5,000 years? So, now you complain that the top leaders are "not representative" of the will of the people. Well, what the heck did you think was going to happen when you had 10 candidates (after 10 others were removed for one reason or another)?

[Rochard]

There is no perfect system.

[directfiesta]

Congrats to Egypt on your first elections in what, 5,000 years? So, now you complain that the top leaders are "not representative" of the will of the people. Well, what the heck did you think was going to happen when you had 10 candidates (after 10 others were removed for one reason or another)?

The Kingdom of Egypt was granted nominal independence by the United Kingdom on 28 February 1922. Between the Declaration of 1922 and the Revolution of 1952, ten general elections were held (in 1924, 1925, 1926, 1929, 1931, 1936, 1938, 1942, 1945 and 1950).[1] This era is generally known as Egypt's Liberal Experiment. Egypt has never recovered the level of political freedom it enjoyed during this period.[2]

[GetSCORECash]

They are living in a true democracy now.

[CunningStunt]

What do you truly think they should do, let's hear your wisdom baddog? (I've visited their country complete with people living in their sewers), the place if a fuicking nightmare.

How's your bike going? Does your boy keep falling off?

Peace.