Has the Egyptian revolution stalled ?

Five months not enough for political reforms in a country where the word reforms itself is a taboo.More time frame is needed for the care taker govt.to put their house in order for example,free society,stronger independent institutions,freedom to question govt.and people having more access to govt.Dialogue with govt.is better than just rhetoric

Why did they leave the square in the first place? ‘You can not put the hyena in charge of your meat’. Replacing a civilian dictator with a military one was their greatest undoing.

I was one of those irredeemable cynics who failed to notice a revolution in Egypt even after Mubarak's removal from power. This was informed by the knowledge that a revolution only occurs where an old order has been swept away and a new one is established. In Egypt, Mubarak's henchmen still rule, and his secret police remain intact, amongst other things. Revolution indeed.

In Africa, Peaceful dectatorship is better than violent Democracy but shall the African leaders Dectate over the situation in Somalia. African leaders, lets fight for the True majority and stop Useless Dectatorship.

It is true that patience pays but pains. The Egyptians should know that time heals all wounds and wait for their leaders to implement what they Planned.
The African married people know that a woman can't deliver before its time to concive otherwise she goes for surgury. lets not test our leaders lik the Egyptians tested prophet Moses on their way to the promised Land. WAIT TO REACH "LAND".

NO. IT haven`t stalled. that is the problems we always have in Africa we always need things to be done they and then it is their impatient that wanted to declared another riot in that region again. so pls allow authority to have enough time, to deliver the best for you,perhaps in additional two to three month i think `ll be enought for them.

The people of Egypt might have been right for thinking it was wrong for one man to stay in office for over 30 years but that doesn’t mean they were ready for the challenges of building a functioning democracy from scratch. I don’t think they need another revolution to try to speed things up. They all need to join hands and work together for the future of Egypt.

your program christians in egypt what a load of piffel I am 72 & remember what nasser did to the christians in the 1950s all the christian of french, greek, italian & maltese were thrown out, I can understant the caution of christians to-day but ask them to remember history does repeat it's-self