Egyptian Opposition Doesn't Want Talks With Morsi

No talking while arms are being twisted, they say

Reason Staff | 12.7.2012 11:04 AM

More opposition figures in Egypt's have rejected President Morsi's call for dialogue.

The Liberal Wafd party said it would not take part in talks proposed for Saturday.

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Egyptian Opposition Doesn't Want Talks With Morsi

No talking while arms are being twisted, they say

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