Re: Muslims wake up secular Democracy will never accept islam to rule, Egypt is proof
While I cant comment on the complexities of Egyptian politics, there really is no consensus on what is happening. But im sure there were those who were active in undermining him, but thats nothing new in politics anywhere in the world.
There are alternative theories, and competing claims.
Did Egypt Sabotage Itself to Make Morsi Look Bad? - Dashiell Bennett - The Atlantic Wire
A blog cited in the above article: Contends that the shortage is NOT over…
Is Egypt’s Fuel Crisis Over? | REBEL ECONOMY
Interesting quote from the blog:
"… the simplest answer is usually the right one.
Did anyone consider the fact that as millions of Egyptians took to the streets, very few people were actually at home or at work using electricity or filling up their cars? It is rational to expect that with business pretty much at a standstill on the anniversary of Mohammed Morsi’s presidency, the demand on domestic energy was actually quite low, meaning we were in a comfortable position for the days leading up and after his ouster. Electricity-generating power stations are by and large run with natural gas, and with demand much lower for that week, it’s likely the capacity would not have been overcome as it has in the past."
Here is a good article on why Morsi was ultimately overthrown… Policy blunders.
How Morsi, Brotherhood Lost Egypt - Al-Monitor: the Pulse of the Middle East