Posted on 01/18/2014 9:16:54 AM PST by Texas Fossil
I’m not concerned with your liking or disliking me… All I ask is that you respect me as a human being. ” said Jackie Robinson”
If you want Egyptians to respect you, you better respect yourselves and treat us fairly.
You can criticize us, disagree with us but with honesty and fairness, not by false accusations and fierce attacks, and ruining the reputation of our country in front of your public opinion and misleading your readers and spreading lies and fabricated narrative stories.
Your job is to publish facts and not to incite for violence or biased to terrorism against 87 million Egyptian who struggle to get their country on the right track. Your job is to work with us for a common goal and help us to achieve it by publishing truth and facts as they are happening on the real ground, and not to translate them in your pure imagination to serve a certain agenda.
Yes Dear International News Agencies Imbeciles, you lost our respect. This article is dedicated to my dear imbeciles of foreign news agencies, international human rights organizations and foreign governments. I always treat people the way I want to be treated, with respect. And as long as you contempt my people’s free will and challenge their free choices, you don’t deserve any respect.
You are smearing every step we take, any decision we make. You smeared and ridiculed Egyptians voting on the constitution referendum. You accused us of ignorance and retardation of voting on something we have no idea what it is! You claimed that Egyptians were forced to go and vote yes on the constitution. You claimed that we gave away our freedom because we did not accept to be directed by you!
You did not condemned Muslim Brotherhood practices and human rights violations when we were screaming for human rights support. You did not publish the truth when Muslim Brothers were controlling all the country’s joints and dragging us to the dark ages in all aspects.
You don’t take any initiative to listen and publish opinion of more than 80% of the Egyptian population and what they really want.
You claim that Egyptians are giving away their freedom and decent living and social justice for security by a police and military state. Despite our weak economy, Egyptians did not revolt against their regime for food under any circumstances, it was mainly a revolt against changing the identity and entity of a 7000 years old great civilization. It was a dignity and freedom revolt. What do you know about Egyptians?! Nothing.
You guys are in total denial status! We don’t have any expectations from you guys, because even when you were supposed to write about the constitution, you had to mix the voting issue with the same broken record expressions, Egypt’s military Coup, Egypt is oppressing freedom of speech, military ruling and Egypt is back to dictatorship, Egypt is smashing the opposition and peaceful protests!
Meantime, You are deploying all your efforts in smearing and attacking one Egyptian man! This fierce attack on our Minister of defense is telling us one thing, you guys are panicking that Sisi becomes the next president of Egypt. You are not attacking him personally, but you are attacking his popularity. Because he dared to take his own people’s side and protected them from a civil war. Because he dared to stand against a fascist regime that you guys are supporting. Because he directed Egypt to independence away from the US peanuts Aid. Because he reacted positively to meet with Egyptians demands and did not stay neutral watching us getting slaughtered by your favorite Muslim Brothers terrorists. Because he did his duty and the Armed forces duty in protecting Egypt’s national security and unity.
Egyptians will choose whatever path they want for their own country and not your agenda’s path. Egyptians became independent when they realized that the people of Egypt are the only power and source of all authorities. Game over!
Reports are that 95% of the votes on the Constitution were to approve.
At the bottom of the webpage is a large collection of videos of the Egyptians voting for their new Constitution. (Which I see as a huge improvement over what they had before) The videos are in Arabic, but at times a picture is worth a thousand words.
I've got news for you, Mr. Nabih.
He is a she.
And let me highly recommend looking at the videos at the end of the webpage this was from.
Most revealing about the attitude and unity of the Egyptian people voting for the Constitution. Which is not perfect by any means, but a vast improvement over anything they had before.
I see the overthrow of Morsi and the MB as a tremendous boost to the future of Egypt. And open defiance of Obozo’s dictates.
You know, I am not sure. Have heard nothing about one, but it is a good suggestion I will pass to my friends over there.
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I watched THE SQUARE on NETFLIX last night, it seems to give an honest view of what the Egyptian people are fighting for.
Thanks for that info. Glad some truth is being presented.
You can criticize us, disagree with us but with honesty and fairness, not by false accusations and fierce attacks, and ruining the reputation of our country in front of your public opinion and misleading your readers and spreading lies and fabricated narrative stories.Now you know how knowledgeable people in the United States feel. If you think that an open, rational remonstrance will suffice to attain your reasonable desire in that regard, well, good luck. And if you do attain it, tell us how.
No nation ever won their freedom across the negotiation table. Certainly not with Terrorists.
I praise the Egyptians for throwing off the Muslim Brotherhood Terrorists and Morsi. (Who Obozo supported even financially)
Have they set a good example for us?
All citizens equal before the law?
Yes, as far as I can tell.
The still have law against converting Muslims. Most of the rest of the constitution is pretty good.
If you like I can send you the draft copy of the Constitution that was released. It is pretty long, my friend translated it, she is accurate.
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