Now the presidential election debate is over, the circus has folded its tents, the clowns are back to their miserable lives, Trump is back at court defending and trying to stay out of jail, and Biden is back to his political coma trying to stay alive. I didn’t watch the debate closely, for mental health reasons, but I learned that none of them talked about the Israeli Genocide in Gaza and the almost 50,000 killed Palestinians. Trump used Palestinian as a slur, in the debate the convicted felon Ex president said that the President has “become like a Palestinian, but they don’t like him because he’s a very bad Palestinian;” Biden or the host of the debate didn’t contest or reject the degrading of a group of people by Trump.
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TRUMP, EL-SISI OF EGYPT… !
I’M HOMESICK ALREADY…
An Egyptian joke goes like this, after one election, the President seemed furious, he summed his Interior minister, whose primary job is to rig elections, stuffed ballot boxes with fake votes guarantee a landslide win for the dictator..
_ How did we do? The President asked angrily.
_ Mr. President, you won %99.99 of the votes; only One percent didn’t vote for you; what else do you want.
_ their names, the President mussed.
This election and the Trump refusal to concede, his childish tantrum tweeting now declaring, “I WON THE ELECTION.” ….. I WON THE OSCAR.. too.
He is acting like a dictator trying to get his base and his military to change the election outcome, which reminds me of elections back in Egypt. I’m homesick already. I came from a country where political choices are overrated. Electing an Egyptian President was much easier than here; the results are known before the elections even start, no fuss, no mus, no electoral collages, all popular votes guaranteed. For almost 70 years, Egypt has only three military dictators, and the choice was either the dictator or nothing, and almost always, the dictator wins a landslide victory. No one dared to contest or run against a military dictator. How do you run against a dictator who runs the country as his inheritances; controls military, police, media, judges, justice department, economy, education, streets, public places, past present and future control the national narrative. That all changed on Jan25th 2011, where millions of Egyptians rose and toppled 30 years of dictatorship. The Jan25t revolution was a rebirth of a new Egyptian nation, with new optimism, new hope, where Egyptians finally reclaimed their own country their lives. The military dictatorship is gone, the nightmare is over, so it seemed. While people still in a revolutionary mood, Egypt had real elections, real candidates, real democracy. Egyptians elected the first civilian President in Egyptian history. Dr. Mohammed Morsi. Millions of people stood in lines for hours in rains, sun, waited to cast their vote, Islamist, secular, Christians, Sunni, Shia, socialist, communists, farmers, rural, cities, all standing together to build the future of Egypt. It was the most impressive comprehensive show of democratic expression Egyptians have ever had the chance to make. After long-contested results, speculation, millions of people stayed for days in the streets; public squares waited to make sure this time, not another stolen election, all votes matter. Dr. Morsi of the Muslim brotherhood party finally was declared the winner, the opponent, an ex-military general, lost, something didn’t happen since the Pharaoh time. The military and the deep state started working immediately on an insidious campaign against the newly elected President. They began spreading lies, rummers, doubts on the election, media espousing conspiracy. The Islamists, extremists, are coming to take away your freedom, make your family wear hijabs, be forced to pray, and fast, they will bring Egypt back to dark ages where your family isn’t safe! It was the worst demonizing political campaign against a democratically elected president in Egyptian history. The military-led by general el-Sisi manufactured a revolt and coup against President Morsi,.
