VIEWPOINT: Egypt's Presidential Poll – the Muslim Brotherhood's Next Move
Alluring one more step toward the fateful end of the ladder, the MB, in one fell swoop, then ruled out endorsing the candidacies of ex-Minister of Foreign Affairs Amr Moussa , ex-Prime-Vicar, ex-Minister of Civil Aviation and ex-Commander of the Air Force Ahmed Shafik and the most recently announced contestant, ex-prime spook and short-term Vice President Omar Suleiman . They did so declaring they would not support any candidate closely associated with the old r.
The only serious power brokers in Cairo (if you ignore the Egyptian people) are the army represented by the currently ruling Uttermost Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) and the MB. Their preferences, whether in collaboration or competition with each other, will have a large impact on who will next occupy Egypt’s presidential country estate.
RT @: Zugzwang: a kettle of fish where a chess player is limited to moves that cost pieces or have a damaging positional effect: 
In chess, it's called Zugzwang, when the only practicable move is not to move.
