In an interview on NPR today about Egypt’s widening crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood and now journalists, Shadi Hamid, a fellow and director of research for the Brookings Doha Center, told host Renee Montagne that:
we’re not just seeing a return to the old Mubarak era, we’re seeing something considerably worse. The goal here isn’t to restrict dissent, it’s to eradicate dissent.
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Commentary
Egyptian Government’s Goal Is to Eradicate Dissent
December 30, 2013