It all depends on the men in charge of the Army, whether they want absolute power like Ben Ali had or now. Whether they wish to be kings or merely servants of the public.
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I think he -the American president, not Obama personally- should have a fixed point of view, if Tinisians deserved democracy he should've said so years ago, not after the dectator is gone, now he added nothing. would've been wiser to keep it shut don't you think?
I just don't know why he -American president again, not Obama- must have a say in everything, enough with the police of the world attitude
and strange thing is, I never met an American who was like that, they were all very friendly social people
I just don't know why he -American president again, not Obama- must have a say in everything, enough with the police of the world attitude
and strange thing is, I never met an American who was like that, they were all very friendly social people
I agree with you here, if someone from the army takes charge, the biggest probability is that he'd be another dictator.
The temporary president is Tunisia's prime minister now though, not sure how the Tunisians will take this, as there is some debate over whether it is constitutional that he takes the helm after the president.
That's not true, sometimes they're is no other solution.
Taking Ben Ali's deal would be falling in his trap, nothing would change even if he didn't run for president again, his friends and allies from his party would take charge, which means not much will change.
I think he means, when Ben Ali asked the Tunisian people to stop rioting, in exchange he wouldn't run for president again.
The temporary president is Tunisia's prime minister now though, not sure how the Tunisians will take this, as there is some debate over whether it is constitutional that he takes the helm after the president.
That's not true, sometimes they're is no other solution.
Taking Ben Ali's deal would be falling in his trap, nothing would change even if he didn't run for president again, his friends and allies from his party would take charge, which means not much will change.
I think he means, when Ben Ali asked the Tunisian people to stop rioting, in exchange he wouldn't run for president again.
The worst scenario would be for one dictator to be replaced by another, with the best situation being the army allowing free elections.
I'm not sure what you're tying to say. Tunisia has removed a dictator from but things are far from finished and there is much to be decided.
Many politicians will have their say throughout the next few weeks regarding Tunisia. I guess they should all shut up.
I'm not sure what you're tying to say. Tunisia has removed a dictator from but things are far from finished and there is much to be decided.
Many politicians will have their say throughout the next few weeks regarding Tunisia. I guess they should all shut up.
No. He did not propose to sit down after 6 months. He promised that he will not be one of the candidates for the presedential elections for 2014. He said that after 6 months, there could be parliament elections.
Well, I feel that this is a great step by the Tunisian people but they should keep going until removing all the pillars of the previous regime, because the new president is just one of the previous one's dummies.
Well, I feel that this is a great step by the Tunisian people but they should keep going until removing all the pillars of the previous regime, because the new president is just one of the previous one's dummies.
America wants to better it's image after recent problems with foreign relations (I don't think I need to elaborate). So of course the American President is going to have some sort of opinion on the Revolution.
Why not say something against the dictator (while in power)? I think we all know the answer to this. It's better to back the ruling government than the one that loses. It's simply politics, many nations other than the US are quiet while dictators live in power, only to raise their voices after the fact.
Hopefully, we will keep our noses out of Tunisia's new government. A government of the people, created by the people will ultimately be more effective and beneficial for the people of Tunisia than the influence of some outside force be it the US, UN, EU, etc.
Why not say something against the dictator (while in power)? I think we all know the answer to this. It's better to back the ruling government than the one that loses. It's simply politics, many nations other than the US are quiet while dictators live in power, only to raise their voices after the fact.
Hopefully, we will keep our noses out of Tunisia's new government. A government of the people, created by the people will ultimately be more effective and beneficial for the people of Tunisia than the influence of some outside force be it the US, UN, EU, etc.
