From Ahram Online
''The subdued nature of Cairo’s underground was interrupted Friday when
the train stopped at the station located in the iconic Tahrir Square. A
man in his 30s was berating Egypt President Mohamed Morsi with little
opposition from passengers.
“Morsi thinks he is a prophet. No, even the prophet did not have such
powers,” the man, bristling with anger, shouted after taking part in
protests against a stunning decision by the president to maximise his
powers.
“Didn’t he learn from what happened to Mubarak? He may face the same
fate. It’s not that difficult. Another revolution is on the cards,” he
added, excited to start a debate that never materialised. The
glum-looking passengers had no appetite to either defend or attack
Morsi.''
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