STRATFOR is reporting that the dissolution of parliament is now formal and that the building is surrounded by security.
NYT reports:
Security Forces Surround Parliament in Egypt, Escalating Tensions
Protesters outside the Supreme Constitutional Court in Cairo on Thursday. More Photos »
CAIRO — Egypt’s military rulers formally dissolved Parliament Friday, state media reported, and security forces were stationed around the building on orders to bar anyone, including lawmakers, from entering the chambers without official notice.
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A defaced photo of the presidential candidate Ahmed Shafik. More Photos »
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Graffiti in Tahrir Square on Thursday showing former President Hosni Mubarak (R), military ruler Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi (2nd R), and former foreign minister Amr Mussa (2nd L). More Photos »
The developments, reported on the Web site of the official newspaper Al Ahram, further escalated tensions over court rulings on Thursday that invalidated modern Egypt’s first democratically elected legislature. Coming on the eve of a presidential runoff, they thrust the nation’s troubled transition to democracy since the overthrow of Hosni Mubarak last year into grave doubt.
Next will be the civil war, the West should be supporting the Army but we will end up helping the Islamists.
The fact is, there is no other choice between the SCAF candidate and the mozlem Brotherhood! These people should have planned in advance for such an eventuality, just as MB did! It’s no good crying now, they did nothing for decades!!