TweetSomeone once said that hypocrisy is now widespread; it is not interesting anymore! In the last few weeks, we have seen Western media hypocrisy at its best spin covering the political crisis in Israel; one even warned of fear of civil war; all agreed that Israel, the only democracy in the middle east, is in trouble. The Israeli Knesset later passed the vote limiting the Supreme Court’s authority over the government. According to Thomas Friedman, a perineal Zionist Times columnist who never shies from showing his love for Israel, in his open letter op. to President Biden: ”
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WHY GENERAL el-Sisi WRITES HIS NAME ON EVERYTHING!
Tweet Dictators (Hitler/Stalin/Trump) like juveniles love to write their name on things, and mark their territories. Any visitor to Egypt, realizes right away who is in control of the country; the writing is on the wall; from the moment you step out of the Airport, General el-Sisi’s name and pictures branded everywhere; on walls, billboards next to superstar soccer player Mohamed Salah, Nike, and McDonald’s ads, find his name on buildings, roads, bridges, hospitals, mosques, churches, schools, gates, and shops. Dictators (Hitler/Stalin/Trump) like juveniles love to write their name on things, like dogs they mark their territories. After all, writing on the wall is an ancient Egyptian, where pharaohs put…
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Vote Like An Egyptian..!
Tweet Egyptians don’t seem to be in a hurry in their lives, usually late, and take their time. They have mastered the art of sitting and doing nothing as a form of civil disobedience. last Saturday, however, millions were rushed to decide on a constitutional amendment referendum that would give Abdel Fattah el-Sisi more power and the possibility of staying in office until 2030. The current constitution limited the president to only two terms, four years each, el-Sisi already in his second term. The referendum wasn’t debated, discussed in public, and nobody knows the exact details and ramifications. Egyptians have to take el-Sisi’s word for it, and mark Yes on the ballot.