last year now mr morsi you just mentioned saying i'm voting on the. new constitution which is indeed very beautiful it written many experts believe that you mentioned also your efforts to bring law and order to egypt but unfortunately the realities of what is happening in your country are not so all bright people are still being killed in violent clashes in egypt and not only in egypt they're also being killed in libya they're also being killed in syria in much greater numbers of course what i would like to ask is why do you think the arab societies were so ready to resort to violence and to why do they still rely on violence to settle that political scores yeah that this is a major mistake they are committing it is not a question of. opposition had it been a just opposition to peacefully didn't post their most rape and then make them sit in. it would have been a good performance and even more effective opposition but using violence makes it necessary under government under the state to protect the interests of people of students that driving it tryin

mr. speaker, has turned i think in a very positive direction in that they rose out and threw morsi out. morsi, the face and voice of the muslim brotherhood in the country and origin of the muslim brotherhood was rejected and 30 million egyptians went to the streets last summer to demand that morsi and the muslim brotherhood be taken down in government. it was a popular uprising. with the pleadings of the popular uprising, then you saw the egyptian military take charge. we have met with them, myself different nd two trips, they wrote a constitution, which commits resources to rebuilding our burned churches in a place like egypt. they ratified a constitution in that election in the 14th, 15th of january. now you have elections set up for a parliament and behind that a presidential election. i expect we will see legitimate civilian government in egypt sometime in less than half a year. at that point the voice of the egyptian people to be heard through the government, a relatively new experience for the egyptians. there's a lot that's been turning in the world, mr. speaker, and i mentioned