Mubarak Resigns. A New Head Of The Army Takes Over


I have written that Mubarak is a tough old bird—but yesterday I  wrote  that it was likely that Mubarak would resign because the Army was throwing its weight behind the protestors. I was half right. Mubarak has resigned but has turned over his power to the Army–not to the protestors. This is an extremely positive development, but it remains to be seen how this will affect the protests–once the protestors absorb what has happened.

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