.My friend
I am not enthusiastic for military coup , not even positive to it till now, but I
am just contemplating such unique  practice of Alger .  Responding to lack of prerequisite learning for democracy is always a great dilemma in the third world, specially in Islamic countries. In Egypt we failed till now to make democracy working, it looks like that Egyptians by default despise it. Even such a great British philosopher, John Stuart Mill , who can be considered as the prophet of liberty , wrote in his masterpiece  (On Liberty) that  ignorant and unqualified people must obey their rulers , because they are like children. In such a case liberty can be dangerous and harmful. Liberty simply is to chose between alternatives, this means to know these alternative first.  The individual who fail to know, has no right to select , because he can't do it. 
If you want to learn by practice, it is very unwise to do it in Islamic regime. In such a regime you will lose all your human and political rights. As well, there is no so much you can learn from Islamizes; they are not practicing politics, but a devilish combination of religion and politics. What you can learn from men who order you to obey them as if they were prophets or even gods? , not so much, I fear !.