Egypt’s Revolution began around Jan. 2011, and Omar Suleiman is the one who has been in charge since Mubarak stepped down over a year ago. Yet there is still no election yet. Mubarak is too trust worthy of his friend, and left him in charge of everything, his allies to turn their backs on him.

The media does not give you the pros and cons, only parts of the story. Here are some quotes from the region to add to the story-[Yahoo article-Mubaraks conviction Egypt game smoke mirrors]:

….. An Egyptian court sentenced ex-President Hosni Mubarak to life in prison for his complicity in the killing of about 850 protesters during last year’s uprising. Once the equivalent of a modern-day PHARAOH, the 84-year-old Mubarak is the first Arab ruler to be brought to court by his own people….

At the same time, more than 150 trials involving policemen accused of killing protesters during the revolution have reportedly ended mostly in acquittals.

….. :( Umm Mohammed, 55, put her hands to her face and fell silently to her knees when she heard the news. Her son, Mohammed Fareed, 23, was one of many protestors who died from gunshots near Tahrir Square.

“I feel like I lost both my son and my country. So Mubarak stays in a nice jail? Now what? My son is dead and the revolution has turned my country into a mess. I just want to move on. God protect us.”…..

….Mubarak was put in a helicopter and flown to Tora Prison to start serving his sentence.

“I wish these protests never happened. I wish we could go back to the ways things were,” she cries.

“What good has come of any of this?” She walked back to her one-room flat and put the portrait of her son back on her wall before arranging a sparse lunch of bread and cheese. “It’s just another day,” she says. “NO CHANGE. JUST ANOTHER DAY!”]
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Who is Omar Suleiman? Read the article: Suleiman says Egypt is “Not Ready for Democracy” – It has been pretty clear from comments over the past few days that the Obama Administration is keen on Omar Suleiman, Egypt’s newly appointed Vice President and long-standing spymaster, as a successor for dictator Hosni Mubarak. WikiLeaks cables have suggested he has long been Israel’s favorite successor candidate as well. But while his decades near the head of Egypt’s……

http://www.eutimes.net/2011/02/suleiman-says-egypt-is-not-ready-for-democracy/