Mohamed Morsi, in his press conference after the first round of the presidential elections, spoke in general terms about how the institution of the presidency would include Copts, women, youth and others. He was not specific however about which positions he might give to Copts.
1. Ahmed al-Deif : Penasehat politik Muhammad Morsi
A political adviser of President-elect Mohamed Morsy said a Copt and woman would be appointed as vice presidents.
Ahmed al-Deif told CNN that it would be the first time in Egypt’s history that a woman would be appointed to this position that will be granted powers.
“We didn’t call for establishing an Islamic republic in Egypt. Morsy was very clear on this. He assured [he is] seeking a civilian constitutional country, a civilized one based on respecting cultures, principles and religions,” he added.
Morsy confirmed in his first presidential speech that he will be “a president for all Egyptians” and committed to international agreements. He praised the armed forces, police, judges and victims of the revolution, which he said would be ongoing until achieving all its demands. He also added that people shouldn’t obey him if he broke his promises.
http://www.egyptindependent.com/news/morsy-appoint-copt-woman-vice-presidency-says-adviser2. Langsung di ikuti CNN
http://amanpour.blogs.cnn.com/2012/06/25/morsi-adviser-female-and-christian-vps-in-egypt/
Dari sana, berita itu terus bergulir hingga sampai juga di media kita Indonesia. Pasti timbul beragam perasaan dan pertanyaan untuk itu..
Pencarian demi pencarian terus saya lakukan, hingga ahirnya saya menemukan bahwa ternyata :
Mursi tidak pernah menyatakan hal itu secara pribadi dan langsung
Di bawah ini ada sebuah wawancara langsung dengan mursi yang menyinggung hal tersebut :
Wawancara Muhammad mursi dan Jeffrey Goldberg :
I recently had a conversation with Mohamed Morsy, one of the Brotherhood's senior leaders, in which he refused, to an almost comical degree, to grapple with two simple questions: Could the Brotherhood support a Christian for the Egyptian presidency? Could it support a woman? (The Brotherhood's 2007 draft party platform, from which the organization is now trying to distance itself, makes clear that a Christian could not serve as president of Egypt.)
"Which Christian?" Morsy responded when I first asked.
I explained: not a particular Christian, but any Christian.
"There are no Christians running for president," he said.
Yes, I know. It's a theoretical question.
"This is a nonsense question," he said. So I asked him if the Brotherhood had ideological objections to a woman's running for president.
"Which woman?" he asked.
http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2012/06/new-egyptian-president-on-the-possibility-of-voting-for-a-christian/258917/
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Bahkan dalam sebuah pidatonya saat kampanye mursi menjelaskan :
Mohamed Morsi during Elections Campaign: Jihad Is Our Path, Death for the Sake of Allah Is Our Most Lofty Aspiration, the Shari'a Is Our Constitution
The Internet, Misr 25 TV (Egypt) - May 13, 2012
http://www.memri.org/clip/en/0/0/0/0/0/0/3476.htm
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Dan ini adalah kondisi terakhir :
Executive vacuum: still no vice presidents, prime minister or cabinet
Aboul Fotouh, a former presidential candidate, denied being offered the position of vice president, but said he would not take it unless it came with real power and was not a token post.
Sources close to Nobel prize laureate and the front runner for the premiership Mohamed ElBaradei have made similar statements.
His former campaign coordinator Abel Rahman Yousef said that ElBaradei was yet to receive an offer but he would not take the post if he was not allowed to work independently and have authority over the cabinet, something Yousef said he doubted would happen.
http://thedailynewsegypt.com/2012/07/03/executive-vacuum-still-no-vice-presidents-prime-minister-or-cabinet/===============
Apakah Media sedang menggiring opini publik untuk lebih menekan pihak mursi untuk memilih pilihan yang di inginkan media tersebut ??
mari kita pantau bersama
