The organizational power of the Muslim Brotherhood shone through this past Saturday when the Egyptian people voted overwhelmingly in favor of a referendum promising a rapid election process. Problem is-speedy elections means those with ill intentions may be ruling before the people know what hit them.Free from ousted President Hosni Mubarak, Brotherhood spokesman Essam el-Erian stated that Egypt is eager to move "away from a bad, autocratic and dictatorial system towards a democratic system." The well-organized Islamic group, along with other religious factions launched a get out the vote campaign printing fliers, posters. They persuaded undecided voters with signs that read: "If you vote no you are a follower of America and Baradei, and if you vote yes you are a follower of God." A former United nations official, Nobel Prize winner and possible presidential candidate, Mohamed El Baradei, opposed the package of eight amendments in order to give burgeoning political...(Read Full Post)