When Egypt’s army took the side of millions of citizens occupying the country’s streets and squares and ousted Mohamed Morsi on Wednesday, it swept aside a legitimately elected president who had serially failed litmus tests of democratic legitimacy. There is no room left for Egypt to keep failing these tests – and no need for a country that can mobilise at this level of vitality to retain the men in uniform as pharaoh makers.
周三，埃及軍方站在了數(shù)百萬占領(lǐng)街頭和廣場的民眾一邊，將穆罕默德?穆爾西(Mohamed Morsi)趕下了臺。軍方罷黜的是一位經(jīng)合法選舉上臺、卻接連未能通過民主合法性檢驗的總統(tǒng)。在這種檢驗中，埃及不容再失敗。而既然埃及能夠動員起如此浩大的民眾能量，它也不再需要由軍方來擁立領(lǐng)導(dǎo)人。
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