In doing research for my book, "Deconstructing Obama," which will be in the bookstores next week, I came upon a passage from Bill Ayers's 2001 memoir "Fugitive Days" that bears reflection in light of the madness that has settled on Egypt.In the way of background, a little more than a year ago Ayers and 1400 of his radical pals from around the world descended on Egypt like a plague of frogs.  Egypt was to be a staging ground for their proposed "freedom ride" to Gaza.The Mubarak government allowed only 100 of the activists to board the busses, but the noisy 1300 left behind, including Ayers and wife Bernardine Dohrn, made Mubarak wish that he had gotten one-way tickets for the lot of them.  "Our direct actions and demonstrations seem to be awaking Egypt, a little," wrote activist-journalist Philip Weiss of the group's various protests, "and getting a lot of publicity."Whether the organizers of Egypt's recent "Day of...(Read Full Post)