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    Party leaders clearly had the MB in their sights, with an orchestrated wave of attacks. "Those who believe that the office of the supreme guide [of the Muslim Brotherhood] will secure democracy for Egypt are wrong... it would be a democracy of one citizen, one voice and for one time" insisted Ahmed Ezz, the NDP's secretary for organisational affairs. Full Article at Al-Ahram Weekly
    Those who believe that the office of the supreme guide [of the Muslim Brotherhood] will secure democracy for Egypt are wrong... it would be a democracy of one citizen, one voice and for one time
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The road ahead
  1. we will never allow to happen again
    SOURCE: Al-Ahram Weekly 1 month ago
  2. The party ... must continue prioritising reform but in a much bolder way. These reforms will be attacked but this should not discourage us from the marching on the road we chose.
    SOURCE: Al-Ahram Weekly 1 month ago
  3. We did not discuss figures in detail ... while most members believe that the government performed well in some areas, such as raising salaries and building housing units, they also believe its performance fell short in other vital sectors, including public services.
    SOURCE: Al-Ahram Weekly 1 month ago
  4. neither the Brotherhood nor any other religious group will be allowed to mix politics with religion or raise slogans such as 'Islam is the solution'
    SOURCE: Al-Ahram Weekly 1 month ago
  5. Under President Mubarak's programme we are committed to setting up 1,000 factories, building half a million housing units and raising the salaries of state employees fourfold ... after four years, the government is well placed to meet all the targets by 2011.
    – Ahmed Nazif SOURCE: Al-Ahram Weekly 1 month ago
  6. Some people might work about the issue but many others do not. They are secure in the knowledge that the constitution clearly regulates leadership transition in Egypt.
    SOURCE: Al-Ahram Weekly 1 month ago
  7. The NDP's ambitions ... go beyond preparing a programme for the 2010 elections... they are about where we should go in the next five years.
    Hosni Mubarak – Hosni Mubarak SOURCE: Al-Ahram Weekly 1 month ago
  8. But beginning on Sunday, 1 November ... members will be instructed to register their names on voting lists and when elections come they will turn out in millions to vote for the party's official candidates.
    SOURCE: Al-Ahram Weekly 1 month ago
  9. These young members have a clear vision for the future
    SOURCE: Al-Ahram Weekly 1 month ago

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