Mohammad Morsi: The main Egyptian movement, and it’s political arm which is the “Freedom And Justice Party”, lost the power they had when Mohammad Morsi was removed, from being the President of Egypt, the reason he was removed power, was because he promised that he would lead Egypt to “Freedom & Justice” In which he failed to do, and it was also said that he mishandled the economy of the country, and he also failed to deal with the issues, he was set to fix. He was the 5th president; he served from June 2012 to July 2013. The military and angry protesting citizens removed him from power. (They were angry because the different groups of people wanted a different resident with different religious views).
Military Of Egypt:
The Military of Egypt gave Mohammad Morsi 48-hours to meet the demands of all the million of people that are on the street protesting, and want him removed from power, most likely he has to give up his power, otherwise the Military would have killed him, since the Military is the strongest force and has the most power in Egypt.
Hosni Mubarak:
He was the longest President that Egypt ever had, he lasted for almost 30 years, until he stepped down from power in February 2011, because of a big protest in which a lot of people died in, and people got hurt, because he didn’t want to relinquish power, people of Egypt have tried to Assassinate Hosni Mubarak, 6 times, but they failed all of times, Also his health was failing, so many people questioned how long he would be able to hold on, on the 1st of February he came on National Television, and said he wouldn’t stand up for Re-Election that year, but the protest kept on going, so he came up on the 10th of February, and said that he will hand power over to his Vice-President (Omar Suleiman) but he will remain as the President of Egypt. May 24th Mr. Mubarak and his 2 sons, was found guilty in the murder of the demonstrators who took part in the protest that was against him.
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