ago when the military council ordered security forces to go and shut down democracy agencies both n.g.o.s and international n.g.o.s n.g.o.s all of that indicates that the mix of councils very has been entrancing to democracy that they want to cut the deal with a force which most likely would be the muslim brotherhood they did something very odd about the fact that egypt brought down their hand and leader and yet agencies are acting. in iraq what is happening right now in large segments of society that typically the youth of egypt will began to revolt and that will hold was taken away by other political parties including the muslim brotherhood and that some of those youth are angry at the government because they want the military council to transfer power to them or actually to their representatives and they fear that egypt is moving towards another author with heaven regime and sticking with the story lawrence davidson a professor of middle eastern history at west chester university in the u.s. says this latest outbreak of violence could spark further insurrection. i think they lock the g

the main recipient of criticism now in egypt is the military council because it it really have on powers and they are demanding the doors bound who will be transferred quickly either to a government or to an elected president and the military council is still very hesitant and i link this to something that happened a couple weeks ago when the military council ordered the security forces to go and shut down democracy agencies both education n.g.o.s and international n.g.o.s based n.g.o.s all of that indicates that the military council is very hasn't been in transferring power to democracy forces they want to cut that deal with a force which most likely will be in the muslim brotherhood there is something very odd about the fact that egypt brought down here in a leader and yet some of its agencies are acting as if the other again if you missed in iraq what is happening right now is that large segments of civil society specifically the youth of egypt who began the overall and that revolt was taken away by other political parties including the muslim brotherhood and the sort of as those yout

based n.g.o.s all of that indicates that the military council is very hasn't been in transferring power to democracy forces they want to deal with a force which most likely will be the muslim brotherhood there is something very odd about the fact that egypt brought down in a very caring leader and yet some of its agencies are acting as if you are again if you missed in iraq what is happening right now is that large segments of civil society specifically the youth of egypt who began their of all and their heart was taken away by other political parties including the muslim brotherhood in the south as those youth are angry at the government because they don't want the military council to transfer power to them or actually to their representatives and they fear that egypt is moving towards and. good to be here and regime. but we'd like to know what you think about the latest events in egypt today we're asking why the country still in turmoil on last year's revolution log on to our web site r.t. dot com to take part in our latest poll so far almost half the votes because the annoyance of th

based n.g.o.s all of that indicates that the military council is very hasn't been in transferring power to democracy forces they want to cut the deal with a force which most likely will be in the muslim brotherhood that is something very odd about the fact that egypt brought down and put them together in a leader and yet some of its agencies are acting as if they're again if you missed in iraq what is happening right now is that large segments of civil society specifically the youth of egypt who began the revolt and that revolt was taken away by other political parties including the muslim brotherhood in the south as those youth are angry at the government because they want the military council to transfer power to them or actually to their representatives and they fear that egypt is moving towards another out there with that regime. remember r.t. dot com is the place to find other opinions and updates on developments in egypt and elsewhere in the world here's what's online right now april may or june that's when israel could launch an attack on iranian nuclear sites at least that's wha

based n.g.o.s all of that indicates that the military council is very hasn't been in transferring power to democracy forces they want to deal with a force which most likely will be the muslim brotherhood there is something very odd about the fact that egypt brought down in order to give it a leader and yet some of its agencies are acting as if you are again if you missed going to iraq what is happening right now is that large segments of sort of this. specifically do you egypt who began the rule of all and their hold was taken away by other political bodies including the muslim brotherhood and it's not as though you are angry and the government because they want the military council to transfer power to them or actually to their representatives and they fear their egypt is moving towards another authoritarian regime. libya's new government accused of abuse in the country's detention centers it's been revealed that one former senior official could have fallen victim to torture libya's x. some buses affronts has died in custody just twenty four hours after being detained by armed militia

have twelve thousand which is of course a humongous number for a country ruled by the military the supreme council of the armed forces or scaf that's no surprise but surprisingly enough those discomforted over from who'd previously run the country are not themselves before military tribunals. for. suspected. civil court system. the ordinary people i mean. medical records this is. and this is in the. hasty with no proper investigation usually with no lawyer and behind closed doors and with no right of appeal human rights activists complain military trials provide no justice and violate human rights you know you have a nineteen year old getting a twenty five year old center in your centers because he has a box of molotov cocktails and people who are found guilty of killing somebody by brutally beating him up and torturing him until he died these are getting seven years in jail so i mean it they're obviously there's something wrong with this picture a lot of these people are trying for absolutely no reason i mean some more just just being in the wrong place at the wrong time is enough to get you in t

based n.g.o.s all of that indicates that the military council is very hasn't been in transferring power to democracy forces they want to deal with a force which most likely will be the muslim brotherhood that is something very odd about the fact that egypt broke down and looking to get into leader and yet some of its agencies are acting as if feel that again as you mentioned in iraq what is happening right now is that large segments of civil society specifically the youth of egypt who began to revolt and revolt was taken away by other political bodies including the muslim brotherhood it itself is those youth are angry at the government because they want good military council to transfer power to them or actually to their representatives and they fear that egypt is moving towards another author with that regime. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe police in washington d.c. of cracking down on the occupy protesters camp in the city center of arresting at least four people several tents and personal belongings were cleared away in the raid which activists sa

the police for doing nothing to prevent the soccer pitch deaths they are also calling on the military council to step down analysts say many young people are disillusioned with how their revolution has turned out. the main recipient of criticism now in egypt is the ministry council because it is really have powers and they are demanding that would be transferred. either to a government or to and it could present and image accounts we've just been very hesitant and i think it is still something that happened a couple of weeks ago when the military council told security forces to go. down democracy agencies both education n.g.o.s and international n.g.o.s u.s. base n.g.o.s all of that indicates that the mix of councils is very hadn't been entrancing to democracy that they want to cut the deal with a force which most likely would be the muslim brotherhood they did something very odd about the fact that egypt brought down the hammer and leader and yet agencies are acting as if. what is happening right now is that large segments of civil society the civic the the youth of egypt who began the revol

as far as the military council is concerned. you don't know what their regular troops are going to do if you put them in the streets against against those centrally their cousins that are you know are members of their family so i don't see the army. coming in and being becoming involved in this. maybe you will fractionalized elements the army perhaps too is certain to get bad enough but i don't see that coming anytime soon all right professor lawrence davidson from westchester university in pennsylvania thanks for your insights my pleasure. remember you can tell us all your thoughts on the latest clashes in egypt dot com and today we're asking why do you think that calm has failed to return to the country after egypt's revolution last year so far most responses think it's because it's the same officials who are in power under mubarak that are now running the country a little less than a quarter think that continuing on arrest plays into the interests of radical groups seventeen percent say the otherwise continue because of high

the head of the military council says. >> and that pressure presumably means the military council could go one of two ways. easy up or tighten up? >> the growing seffed that they want to hand over formal power as soon as possible even speeding up ahead of the june presidential elections. the problem is they have not gotten down to writing a constitution yet. the military could still hand over power to the civilian advisory council but the big question is the opposition and the critics will say are they really willing to hand over real power or nominal power? in other words is the civilian administration going to be able to go in and really tackle the problems of how the police force and interior is run and will there really be a new broom which is what so many people in the country want. and the big question, who wants the task? there's no sign they are itching frankly to take over the reigns of power because there are so many tough decisions to be made. they have got to tackle that ministry and the economy and talk about subsidies. that's the point at where the country frankly becomes