You should see how many revisions the draft memo had to go thru.

Only 10 commas, but 14 "and"s.

Exciting, you say? According to the quote I keep trotting out from last week, maybe not so much:

The opposition, largely cognizant of the dirty game being played against it, nevertheless has had little choice but to call for protection against the regime's thugs by the regime itself, ie, the military. And so Mubarak begins to show us just how clever and experienced he truly is. The game is, thus, more or less over.

The threat to the military's control of the Egyptian political system is passing. Millions of demonstrators in the street have not broken the chain of command over which President Mubarak presides. Paradoxically the popular uprising has even ensured that the presidential succession will not only be engineered by the military, but that an officer will succeed Mubarak. The only possible civilian candidate, Gamal Mubarak, has been chased into exile, thereby clearing the path for the new vice president, Gen. Omar Suleiman.

http://mideast.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2…

Yeah, a coup! This is clearly the freedom and democracy all those twitterers have been working so hard for.