Friday, June 29, 2012
Monday, January 30, 2012
Who do we believe in??
Do we believe in the tweets of the super stars of the revolution, do we believe in the potential "anti-SCAF" candidates for presidency, do we believe in Mohamed Albaradei ?? Do we believe in "revolutionary media"?
I have been trying lately to ask, who are we following and in whom do we believe? Now I suppose that we are free, truly & extremely free ,which means we are free to follow & unfollow to believe & disbelieve. Are there
idols for the Egyptian Revolution?
For me I strongly & firmly believe that Egypt should not be run by a military regime, we deserve better, I
believe that we should not create Revolution Gods & worship them, I believe that we should be in a continuous process of upgrading & educating ourselves in order to be qualified to breathe in a free country, and with the so many "I" s in this paragraph ,I believe that ego is playing it`s magic in this phase in Egypt poisoning the big portion of tolerance that we need through the stage.
You still have the right to create idols & follow them, to enslave yourself for the opinions of some TV channel or a twitter superstar, even to believe in SCAF as you have the right to believe in the devil itself. And last but not least down with the military regime in Egypt.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Why the Greens of Egypt are against a military regime ? #Noscaf
A basic pillar of the Green politics is non-violence; Green philosophers always conclude that whenever power is in the hands of armed forces as a matter of common sense violence will be used against any potential opposition and will be prioritized over peaceful solutions and negotiations and that what was typically applied in Egypt.
Ever since I have joined the Green Party of Egypt and I have always heard this: that it is totally against our principles that a military regime takes over the country something which I have known about them like 6 years ago since I have first heard of them, from the first day of #Jan25 a party leader said "Even if Mubarak stepped down and handled the country to a military regime we have to continue our protest and do not trust this trick" ,However the Green Party of Egypt has a severe shortage in human resources to effectively support the protests.
…another party leader commented on victims falling during the second wave of our revolution:"This is the mistake of those who called for the sit-in #Tahrir and abandoned the revolutionaries"….I am pretty sure that the Greens are so much into the sit-in till the country is handled to a civil leadership, however they cannot carry the responsibility of such call due to severe shortage of human resources so they just take an "unnoticed" part of the protest as per their limited abilities.
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