What's the most logical way to complete this passage?

Egypt is aflame again. After seven weeks of warning of an imminent clampdown against sit-ins in support of deposed President Mohammed Morsy, the unelected and military-backed government is besieging civilian crowds to allegedly  "restore democracy." Emotions are running high on both sides. Dialogue and negotiations are seen as weaknesses. Military might and forceful clearing of Egypt's public squares will not solve the country's deep political problems. The solution is with Morsy. For the large numbers of Egyptians who protested in the heat while starving during the Ramadan month of fasting, Morsy remains the legitimate president of Egypt. And the violent and deadly clashes between security forces and protesters in Cairo will continue and many more lives will be lost unless we recognize and address this basic grievance.

This might seem odd to outside observers and

OPTIONS:
- Brotherhood, but to the Muslim Brotherhood, the country's most-organized political force, Morsy is still the president of Egypt.
- Cairo, but to the Muslim Brotherhood, the country's most-organized political force, Morsy is still the president of Egypt.
- Ed Husain, but to the Muslim Brotherhood, the country's most-organized political force, Morsy is still the president of Egypt.
- Egypt, but to the Muslim Brotherhood, the country's most-organized political force, Morsy is still the president of Egypt.
- Egyptian, but to the Muslim Brotherhood, the country's most-organized political force, Morsy is still the president of Egypt.
- Egyptians, but to the Muslim Brotherhood, the country's most-organized political force, Morsy is still the president of Egypt.
- Husain, but to the Muslim Brotherhood, the country's most-organized political force, Morsy is still the president of Egypt.
- Mohammed Morsy, but to the Muslim Brotherhood, the country's most-organized political force, Morsy is still the president of Egypt.
- Morsy, but to the Muslim Brotherhood, the country's most-organized political force, Morsy is still the president of Egypt.
- Ramadan, but to the Muslim Brotherhood, the country's most-organized political force, Morsy is still the president of Egypt.


Egyptians, but to the Muslim Brotherhood, the country's most-organized political force, Morsy is still the president of Egypt.