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Could al-Qaeda Hijack Egypt's Revolution?
(Wall Street Journal) Kenneth M. Pollack - Those who start revolutions are rarely those who end up in charge when the smoke clears and the barricades come down. It could be disastrous if the Muslim Brotherhood got to pick the next president of Egypt simply because it was the only organized party when elections were held. The writer is director of the Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution.