World | Egypt protests Muslim Brotherhood: ‘No One Is Satisfied’ Mubarak's offer might not bring end to demonstrations By John Johnson Posted Feb 1, 2011 4:33 PM CST Copied A crowd remains late afternoon in Tahrir, or Liberation, Square in Cairo. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis) Based on protesters' initial reaction to Hosni Mubarak's promise not to run for re-election in September—but to remain in office during the interim—it won't be enough to appease them. “No one is satisfied,” said a spokesman for the Muslim Brotherhood, according to the Wall Street Journal. “He and his system have already failed, and the people do not want him to continue with his colleagues. He has to leave.” Demonstrators, thousands of whom remain in Cairo's Tahrir Square after today's mass gathering, want Mubarak out now. "We are very disappointed and we are very angry," an opposition politician tells the BBC. "We have very clear demands and he denied everything that we demanded. He has to go now. I am afraid now of what will happen in the future." President Obama is expected to speak again on Egypt this evening. Read These Next Bodies found at lifetime felon's former home. Olivia Nuzzi, Vanity Fair to part. Updated list of free days at national parks is raising some eyebrows. It's not Honda or Toyota at top of Consumer Reports' car list. Report an error