clearly divided. half want to stay away from being islamic state and lean toward the kind of stability and economic prosperity they had, such as it was under the mubarak regime and the other half wants to move to a society more focused on their religious principles, but the must lick brotherhood candidate says he doesn t want the country to become islamic state. but there is a lot of pretty religious muslim would voted against him out of fear it would become one, so as we see this process move forward, in clear victory with the resounding number, it is likely that the country will slip back into the kind of chaos they saw in post mubarak days. all this is the opposite of the outcome we would have thought a year ago when all of this starting when one government after another was toppled, now you have, you know, syria just defying international condemnation of the butchering of its people and now a military heard comes in and maybe parks himself there defying the will