بينما يقتل المجلس العسكري اولادنا ويعري بناتنا، و بينما يقتحم اليهود المسجد الاقصى و يتم التظاهر في مصر من اجل ابسط الحقوق و تنتشر مظاهرات اخرى مطالبة بتسليم السلطة للمدنيين، يخرج علينا نواب مجلس الشعب، الذي فقدت مصر من اجل تكوين هكذا مجلس اكثر من ٢٠٠٠ شهيد في سنة تحت حكم "مبارك" للمجلس العسكري، بقانون سحري لحل كل هذه الازمات و المشاكل بما فيها الحد الادنى للاجور...قانون حجب المواقع الاباحية!
و على رأي محامي الرئيس المخلوع محمد حسني مبارك:"اوووماااال"!! منع البورنو هو الحل السحري لجميع المشاكل...ليه؟
نناقش نقطة نقطة كده و نشوف..
اولا: نظرا للاداء الفظيع للاخوان و السلفيين و الخطوات الوثابة اللي خدوها من اجل حق الشهداء الضائع و الحد الادنى والاقصى للاجور و تسليم السلطة للمدنيين حيث،مثلا، قاموا بالتصفيق لوزير الداخلية عندما قال:"انا ماستعملتش خرطوش" و قاموا باسكات نائب كان يبغي ان يثبت عكس ذلك،كان فاضل حاجة واحدة بس...اثبات ان الاسلام هو الحل و تعريف الناخبين اللي انتخبوهم عشان خاطر الشعار، مش لا سمح الله عشان الحقوق و الحرية و كده، و ده لا يمكن تحقيقه الا بقانون زي منع المواقع الاباحية!
ثانيا: منع المواقع الاباحية سيكون سببا كبيرا من تحسين الدخل، فقط فكر في السوق السوداء التي ستنشأ من اجل الراغبين في السيديهات الجنسية و من يبيعوها، قفزة هائلة في الدخل، يعني لو موظف جه و اشترى ٣ سيديهات سكس من واحد بتاع كمبيوتر كده ب٥ جنيه السيدي و باعه ب١٠ جنيه السيدي، شوف سيادتك بقى الموظف ده ممكن يكسب قد ايه، و كمان لو اتعلم ازاي يتخطّى المنع و يعمل هو السيديهات بنفسه!
ثالثا: تسليم السلطة للمدنيين سيكون بسبب منع المواقع الاباحية، لأن الشعب هيبقى بيدور على حاجة ينفس فيها الكبت و هيطلعوا في مظاهرات تنادي بتسليم السلطة لمدنيين لعل و عسى السلطة المدنية ترجع السكس!!
رابعا: انتعاش اقتصادي نتيجة الشغل الزيادة من الموظفين على اساس انهم يحاولوا يشغلوا نفسهم عن اللي مبقاش موجود!
خامسا: معرفة الناس بالكمبيوتر هتزيد عشان خاطر هيحاولوا يتخطّوا المنع عن طريق الproxy زي ما حصل ايام نظام مبارك لما قفلوا الفيس بوك و تويتر.. و انا واثق ان اللي بيستعملوا المواقع الاباحية اكتر بكتير من اللي بيستعملوا الفيس بوك و تويتر..يلا،خلي الشعب يتعلم حاجة حتى لو هيستعملها في السكس!!
ايهاالسادة النواب الكرام،ممثلي الشعب الذي بذل الشعب دمه و صحته و جروحه من اجل ان تصلوا لهذه المناصب و المراكز لتكونوا ممثلين للشعب امام مجلس عسكري يأبا ان يسمع الشعب و ابناء الوطن، اطلب منكم ان تذكروا انفسكم دائما ان كفاح الشعب و دمائه هي السبب في اي "بغدده" انتم بها و تذكروا ان هذا المنصب مسئولية و ليس متعة او امتياز، انما هي امانة..الشعب لم ينتخبكم من اجل المواقع الاباحية او لكي يقوم النائب مصطفى بكري و يلقي اتهامات جرزاف دون دليل و ليس من اجل ان يؤذن نائب بالبرلمان..انما انتخبكم الشعب من اجل ان تقوموا على راحته و أخذ حقه من سلطة تأبى ان تجعل للمواطن المصري قيمة و كرامة حتى تسببت في موت اكثر من ١٠٠ انسان في مباراة كرة قدم ليخرج علينا المشير بتصريحات مقيتة...
كونوا على قدر المسئولية...ان لم يكن. اجل الشعب فمن اجل الدولة، من اجل مصر..و ان لم يكن من اجل مصر،فليكن. اجل يوم الحساب امام الله الذي تتشدقون بحبه و حب دينه،اقامة الدين ليست في منع مواقع اباحي، ليس قبل ان يأخذ كل مظلوم حقه في هذه الامة و يعيش الانسان عيشة كريمة و يتعلم تعليم محترم و توفر له الدولة ما يحتاجه من لوازم ليتزوج..وفي الشعب حقه و لو اتفرج على سكس ابقى علّقه يا سيدي...
و انا لا ادافع عن هذه المواقع، انما ادافع عن اولويات البرلمان، فلو كان البرلمان يهتم بحقوق الشهداء و يتحدث و يناقش المفيد، ما وصل بنا الحال لدرجة ان نكتب مقالات تطالب البرلمان بالاهتمام بالمفيد اولاً و لكنا ركزنا النقاش على القوانين التي تكفل للمصري حريته و للدولة سيادتها و كيفية اعادة هيكلة الدولة و...و...و....و....
افيقوا و انضجوا...كونوا على قدر المسئولية...
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
Thursday, February 9, 2012
انا ضد الإضراب (إقرأ للآخر قبل الحكم من فضلك)
انا لن اشترك في اضراب ١١ فبراير..
ايوة،قلت لن اشترك في اضراب ١١ فبراير و سأقنعك بفكرتي..
انا لن اشارك لأن ده فيه اسقاط للدولة و ايقاف عجلة الانتاج التي كانت تسير بسرعة مهولة تحت حكم المجلس العسكري و تحت ارشاداته و توجيهاته و بإجتهادنا الشديد في العمل حيث أن الموظف لدينا يعمل ساعتين باليوم الواحد بالمصالح الحكومية حسب الإحصاءات و اختفت الرشاوى خاصة بعد ان تم وضع قانون للحد الأدنى و الأقصى للأجور و اصدار قوانين تضرب على يد كل مرتشي.
إن الإضراب يا سادة هو ما يمكن ان يضرب اقتصادنا بمقتل، إضراب كهذا يمكن ان يخيف اي مستثمر اجنبي ،لا حكم المجلس العسكري الذي يعمد الى اصدار قوانين دون مراجعة احد حتى انه اصدر قانون للرئاسة قبل انعقاد مجلس الشعب بيومين.
ان الإضراب،لا الانفلات الأمني الذي شهدناه في الفترة الاخيرة خاصة من سطو مسلح و اختطاف أجانب و مذبحة بورسعيد، هو الذي يمكن ان يخيف اي مستثمر اجنبي او رجل اعمال يفكر في فتح مشروع في مصر.
ان الإضراب،لا تخويف الاعلام الرسمي من الأجانب و اتهام كل اجنبي بالجاسوسية حتى صار المصري يظن انه بطل اذا ضرب اجنبي و سلمه للسلطات رغم ان هذا الأجنبي قد يكون مجرد سائح او موظف بشركة ما، هو ما يمكن ان يضرب الاقتصاد عامة و السياحة خاصة.
لأن هذا الإضراب يخدم ٦ابريل التي تعمل لصالح امريكا، رغم استغرابي من عدم قبض المجلس العسكري على اعضاء الحركة و تحويلهم للقضاء العادل الشامخ، الذي لطالما ارسل معتقلي الرأي في عهد مبارك للسجن مع اللصوص الذين يأخذون أحكام اخف من سجناء الرأي، ليلقو جزائهم او حتى يري الشعب احد هذه الوثائق العديدة التي تتهم الحركة بالخيانة. و ينبغي ان اسجل استعجابي الشديد من الحركة التي تسعى لإسقاط مصر لصالح امريكا لانها لم تدفع بمرشح في مجلس الشعب رغم ان هذا كان يمكن ان يسهل عليها اسقاط مصر.
انا لن اضرب لأنني يعجبني الوضع الحالي،نقتل في ملاعب كرة القدم و تشحن جثث الضحايا و المصابين في القطارات و يخرج علينا المشير ليقول "هنديهم تعويضات" و "أدعو الشعب للتدخل،انتو ساكتين كده ليه؟"
انا يعجبني الوضع الحالي من وضوح الرؤية،فانا اعرف ان...."هو الدستور الاول ولا الريس؟؟و بعدين،لو فتحوا باب الترشيح في مارس،ليه نستنا لشهر ٧ برضه؟!"
انا يعجبني تصفيق البرلمان لشخص اتهم البرادعي بالعمالة لامريكا بدليل قوي "اصلهم بيقولوا كده،و بعدين دي معروفة!" في حين يتهم شخص اخر بالفسق لانه يُري مجلس الشعب المُقَوَّر خرطوش من الذي تستعمله الداخلية كتشريفة للمتظاهرين أمامها.
يعجبني كيف انتهى مجلس الشعب الذي مات من اجله فوق ال٢٠٠٠ شهيد ليخرج علينا نائب ليقول ان الثوار بلطجية،بس الحمد لله الراجل اعتذر يا جدعان،لأ،سيبكوا من ان المجلس كله صقفله، الراجل قال سوري،خلاص بقى!!
يعجبني اكثر ما يعجبني ان يخرج إلينا رئيس وزراء في خطبة عصماء بعد مذبحة بورسعيد لنستخلص من حواره شيئ مهم قد لا يعرفه كثير من الناس...الراجل ماغيرش من امبارح!!
يعجبني سيل البراءات الذي ناله ضباط شرطة شرفاء قاموا بقتل متظاهرين في ال١٨يوم من الثورة،يرجى ملاحظة ان من قاموا بقتل متظاهرين بعد ذلك لم يتم حتى القبض على معظمهم...و سيبك من الفيديوهات المضللة دي،دي فوتوشوب،و كمان الفيديو حرام اصلا لانه عامل زي التماثيل كده بس بتتحرك!!
انا لا يستفزني منظر حسني مبارك و محاكمته،ايه يعني طيارة و سرير و بتاع،الراجل كان رئيس مصر...و اعتبره ابوك يا اخي (أو يا أختي اذا كنتِ قارئة)!!
ايه يعني يطلع وزير الداخلية يقول مفيش خرطوش فيصفق له مجلس الشعب المنتخب لأخذ حقوق الشهداء رغم ان فيه صورة للناشطة سلمى سعيد و هي مصابة بخرطوش؟
و لأنني مع الاستقرار،حتى لو كان استقرار في القاع كصخرة صماء، فانا ضد الإضراب يا سادة
انا ضد اسقاط الدولة لان ده شيئ مخيف،رغم ان اليابان ضربت بقنبلة نووية و المانيا دمرت في الحربين العالميتين و زي ما أي واحد يقدر يشوف...ما قامتلهمش قائمة..و لان المجلس العسكري هو الدولة،هو مصر...بدل مصر مبارك اصبحت مصر المجلس العسكري(مش انا و انت اللي بنشكل الدولة،المجلس العسكري يقوم بهذا الدور بشكل مذهل)
Sunday, February 5, 2012
PortSaid Football Events
I'd like to start my article by consolidating the families of those who died in the massacre of Portsaid, may their souls rest in peace and may they be martyrs.
I'd also like to address those who said it's a normal thing, starting with normal people on the street up to Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, saying that what happened was nothing less than a massacre, by all measures and all means this is a disaster compared to any football incident across history.
Take for example when an English club was playing against another European club (I don't remember the names because I'm not a hug fan of football, but the incident was mentioned across media and books) and a part of the stadium fell off, it killed round 38 or 40 people, I'm talking about a part of stadium falling off not a fight between some Ultras and Football fans!
When 2 Italian football clubs played against either other, one of them was from Napoli, the clashes killed 18 people, not 75 and still counting!
And with the magnitude of the disaster, with all the pain that the families of the martyrs are suffering, you find people like the so-called "Shiek Khaled Abdullah" blaming families for allowing their kids to go to the football match, that person dared to blame the father of Anas Hassan (a 14 years old kid who died in the event) saying he, the father, should be put on trial for ill-parenting.
But I'm not astounded by such a low level of thinking, he was the same person who asked "why do girls go to Tahrir to protest?" on the famous incident of army troops stripping a female protester half-naked and insinuated some low accusation to a girl. He started off by that question and one day, though I hope it never happens, he'll ask "why do people go out of their homes and go to schools or work?". He's an example of not blaming SCAF even if he's clearly mistaken.
And yes, SCAF should be blamed. Not only because it represents the highest form of authority in the country, but also due to their poor management of the problem. Starting with the ill-statements of Tantawi which in some form was asking the people to take their rights by their own hands, showing a great disregard to the effect of such call which,if followed by people, would cause some sort of civil war, ending with how the martyrs were treated and the situation handled.
Up to this moment of writing this article there are people who still don't know where their children are, dead bodies are being treated with such disrespect to the dead that a parent speaks about finding his son's dead body under a hospital's stair-case!
Further ill management of the situation can be clearly seen in the slow reaction that should be taken against Security Director in Portsaid district and the governor, that even when the Security Director was moved they said it was because of "health issues" rather than some sort of punishment to what he did.
Provocation still persists when the protesters protesting in-front of Ministry of interior were attacked by police, birdshots and enormous amounts of tear gas was used, any try to stop the violence was met by either attacking people who are starting to start a cease-fire or "stop violence" initiative to breaking the truce 5 minutes after agreeing to start one, and of course the police can't be acting in such a brutal way without at least a green light from SCAF.
You start,after all of that, to really wonder how strong and capable the SCAF is to run the country.
After a year of the revolution, not a single verdict in a single case was issued against those who are accused to kill protesters, except for "Not Guilty" of course, despite videos showing those "Not Guilty" police officers shooting protesters!
A year after the revolution, we still don't know where the survivors of "Alsalam 98" ferry are, who were arrested and detained by the government to cover up the incidents and to prevent them from speaking to public, the thing that would have condemned the owner of the ferry, a supporter of Mubarak regime back then.
Even the owner of "Albadr" Ship who is still looking for his crew after they were stopped by Israeli navy after being accused of smuggling weapons to Gaza and were given to the Egyptian Army.
So many things could have happened in a year but held back because of SCAF, assuming they're people of good intention and not trying to restore the regime that was standing during the era of Mubarak, this indicates a great weakness in running a country.
In the end,I say I agree with the solution proposed by Essam Sultan of forming a government from the parliament majority (Freedom Justice party), if they don't want to then another party should form one, or a coalition from all parties should be made, supported by majority. And Elbaradei's solution of electing a temporary president from civilians who would have a year term to form a constitution and lay down basis of democracy, armed with legitimacy he'll be able to act a lot faster and with more power than the shaky hands of 70+ years old generals of SCAF.
I'd also like to address those who said it's a normal thing, starting with normal people on the street up to Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, saying that what happened was nothing less than a massacre, by all measures and all means this is a disaster compared to any football incident across history.
Take for example when an English club was playing against another European club (I don't remember the names because I'm not a hug fan of football, but the incident was mentioned across media and books) and a part of the stadium fell off, it killed round 38 or 40 people, I'm talking about a part of stadium falling off not a fight between some Ultras and Football fans!
When 2 Italian football clubs played against either other, one of them was from Napoli, the clashes killed 18 people, not 75 and still counting!
And with the magnitude of the disaster, with all the pain that the families of the martyrs are suffering, you find people like the so-called "Shiek Khaled Abdullah" blaming families for allowing their kids to go to the football match, that person dared to blame the father of Anas Hassan (a 14 years old kid who died in the event) saying he, the father, should be put on trial for ill-parenting.
But I'm not astounded by such a low level of thinking, he was the same person who asked "why do girls go to Tahrir to protest?" on the famous incident of army troops stripping a female protester half-naked and insinuated some low accusation to a girl. He started off by that question and one day, though I hope it never happens, he'll ask "why do people go out of their homes and go to schools or work?". He's an example of not blaming SCAF even if he's clearly mistaken.
And yes, SCAF should be blamed. Not only because it represents the highest form of authority in the country, but also due to their poor management of the problem. Starting with the ill-statements of Tantawi which in some form was asking the people to take their rights by their own hands, showing a great disregard to the effect of such call which,if followed by people, would cause some sort of civil war, ending with how the martyrs were treated and the situation handled.
Up to this moment of writing this article there are people who still don't know where their children are, dead bodies are being treated with such disrespect to the dead that a parent speaks about finding his son's dead body under a hospital's stair-case!
Further ill management of the situation can be clearly seen in the slow reaction that should be taken against Security Director in Portsaid district and the governor, that even when the Security Director was moved they said it was because of "health issues" rather than some sort of punishment to what he did.
Provocation still persists when the protesters protesting in-front of Ministry of interior were attacked by police, birdshots and enormous amounts of tear gas was used, any try to stop the violence was met by either attacking people who are starting to start a cease-fire or "stop violence" initiative to breaking the truce 5 minutes after agreeing to start one, and of course the police can't be acting in such a brutal way without at least a green light from SCAF.
You start,after all of that, to really wonder how strong and capable the SCAF is to run the country.
After a year of the revolution, not a single verdict in a single case was issued against those who are accused to kill protesters, except for "Not Guilty" of course, despite videos showing those "Not Guilty" police officers shooting protesters!
A year after the revolution, we still don't know where the survivors of "Alsalam 98" ferry are, who were arrested and detained by the government to cover up the incidents and to prevent them from speaking to public, the thing that would have condemned the owner of the ferry, a supporter of Mubarak regime back then.
Even the owner of "Albadr" Ship who is still looking for his crew after they were stopped by Israeli navy after being accused of smuggling weapons to Gaza and were given to the Egyptian Army.
So many things could have happened in a year but held back because of SCAF, assuming they're people of good intention and not trying to restore the regime that was standing during the era of Mubarak, this indicates a great weakness in running a country.
In the end,I say I agree with the solution proposed by Essam Sultan of forming a government from the parliament majority (Freedom Justice party), if they don't want to then another party should form one, or a coalition from all parties should be made, supported by majority. And Elbaradei's solution of electing a temporary president from civilians who would have a year term to form a constitution and lay down basis of democracy, armed with legitimacy he'll be able to act a lot faster and with more power than the shaky hands of 70+ years old generals of SCAF.
Friday, September 23, 2011
What does the King of Saudia Arabia want?
After the Tunisian
revolution and the flee of Bin-Ali outside of Tunisia,everyone
wondered where would he resort to,which country will offer him
refuge. I was astounded when I heard that it was KSA that offered him
refuge. KSA offered a dictator who not only did he rob his own
country in a systemic and organized way through out his years as a
president and a ruler of Tunisia, but also killed his own people who
refused his ruling and demonstrated in a peaceful way.
Some said they were helping
a man in-need,said it's a noble thing to do as he resorted to Saudia
Arabia. But I never saw that as enough reason or excuse to shelter a
murderer and a thief.
After the Egyptian
revolution, Hosni Mubarak didn't flee the country, even though I'm
sure if he did, Saudia Arabia would have offered him refuge so,
instead..they tried to push the SCAF in order to delay the trial,
which was working until the people got fed up with the delay and kept
protesting till the trials started.
Of course Saudia Arabia said
it wasn't pushing against the trials but..politicians always speak
the opposite of truth,a proverb says.
The success of two countries
in toppling the regime was enough to get other countries with much
fierce dictators to start protesting to topple their regimes as Syria
and Bahrain.
And of course, the King of
Bahrain faces the angry mob protesting peacefully the same way that
Mubarak and Bin-Ali, fire in the hall..bullets in the head..but for
some reason the King of Bahrain couldn't do it on his own so, he
asked for help from his neighbour, King of Saudia.
Of course King of Saudia
came to rescue, sending an Army battalion to Bahrain to help restore
“peace and order” to Bahrain, slaughtering civilians who are
simply demanding freedom and a better life.
And of course we shouldn't
forget mentioning how Saudia Arabia “fought off” the protesters
in east of Saudia..yes the King threw away money at people after he's
done suppressing the protesters but,still...
Handling of Saudia Arabia to
the Yemeni revolution is a whole other thing, when Saleh was injured
in military operations he started against his own Yemeni people, he
went to to Saudia Arabia to receive treatment, then he came back
disappointing every one who thought he has left for good. Then Saudia
Arabia helped him by sending in some Army units too.
I just would like to remind
the rulers of KSA that the dictators you help will die, and they wont
be back in power. What's left in the end will be the people..who will
never forget how you helped their dictators against them. You can't
help a man against a whole nation. And the history will remember
every action you did. So you choose, do you want to be praised or do
you want to be cursed for the rest of time.
I realize that there are
differences between the desires of people and the desires and actions
of their governments, especially if they are ruled by a dictator
government,let alone a King who supports dictators.
Monday, September 5, 2011
الانفلات الامني
طبعا كله عارف مشكلة الانفلات الامني اللي مصر فيها..اللي فاضله شوية و يبقى الامن ماشي على حل شعره و مش بعيد يجيلنا ممسوك في قضية اداب بعد كده...انفلات بقى..!!
طب يا ترى ايه سبب الانفلات ده اللي يعزى اليه وقوف عجلة الانتاج اللي المجلس العسكري و مجلس الوزراء و مصر كلها بتفخ و تزق فيها عشان تدور و في الاخر مدارتش..و حتى المظاهرات و الاعتصامات ,اللي هي حق مشروع و منعها و التصدي اللي كان بيحصل ليها من امن الدولة و الامن المركزي هي سبب من اسباب قيام الثورة,منعوها عشان عجلة الانتاج دي..
هل ياترى الشرطة واخدة في نفسها و زعلانه من نظرة الشعب ليها؟طب مش هم اللي عملوا في نفسهم كده من الاول لما انسحبوا من كل المواقع حتى معبر صلاح الدين اللي مع اسرائيل..و هل حل النظرة دي انني اقعد في بيتي؟اخد مرتبي من ضرايب الناس اللي مفروض بحميهم..باخد مرتبي من مرتبهم عشان اقعد في البيت؟طب ما ده ههيخلي النظرة اسوأ..
ولا هل يا ترى هيبة البدلة راحت يا باشا؟انا اللي اعرفه ان في حاجة اسمها قانون و قوة بيتطبق بيها القانون...مسمعتش قبل كده عن تاجر مخدرات مثلا شاف ظابط ماشي في الشارع فقام سلم نفسه عشان خاف من هيبة البدلة..اما بالنسبة للشعب..فالشعب بيساند الظباط لما بيقوموا بواجبهم...و الدليل على كده..مأمور الموسكي لما جاب الالي بتاعه و داغع عن الحي ضد البلطجية..الناس وقفت وراه و ساعدته..ماوقفتش ورا البلطجية..
ولا البلطجية دلوقتي كتير و زي الرز؟طب ماهم لما بيحبوا يمسكوا حد فعلا بيمسكوه...و حصلت اكتر من مرة...حتى لو وصلت انهم يحددوا موقعه باستخدام موبايل المطلوب القبض عليه عن طريق القرية الذكية...و عندهم معظم,ان لم يكن كل,المعلومات المطلوبة للقبض على معظم المسجلين خطر...امال لما حد بيبلغ عن جريمة...بيعملوا عرض للمتهمين ازاي؟
يا اما حاجة تانية خالص غير الكلام ده...ان المجلس العسكري انشغل بحماية الثورة عن حماية الشعب..يعني الصراحة المجلس معذور برضه..مابين اعلان دستوري لم يلتزم فيه بالاستفتاء اللي حصل على الدستور..و لم يستشر فيه احد..و تحويل صحفيين و نشطاء للنيابة العسكرية..و تحويل مدنيين للمحاكمات العسكرية..اكيد هيتبقى شوية وقت و مجهود..عشان ينام قبل الخطوة اللي جاية..
المشكلة ان يكون المجلس العسكري يهدف لان يجعل الناس تشعر ان الثورة سلبياتها اكثر من ايجابياتها..خصوصا ان مفيش حاجة اتغيرت من قبل الثورة عن بعد الثورة غير ان مثلا..بدل ماكنت بتروح امن الدولة عشان رأي سياسي..بقيت بتروح النيابة العسكرية..و مصر نقصت 800 نسمة..و طبعا..الاحساس الزائف بالامن..راح.
طب و ليه يهدف المجلس العسكري لكده؟طبعا رغبة منه في الدفع بمرشح عسكري للرئاسة..و بالتالي الناس تتجه اليه بوصفه المخلص..عسكري و هيشكم البلد و حسب معظم الكلام اللي بسمعه من الناس..ده المطلوب..رئيس عسكري يرجع الامن..و لحظتها..هيبقى كأنك يا ابو زيد ماغزيت..ولا اتظاهرت لمدة 18 يوم..و عملت ثورة و مات منك 800 او اكتر كمان...
Friday, September 2, 2011
الافكار المقولبة
الافكار المقولبة هي شيئ بسيط جدا في تعريفه...هي ان سعادتك تحكم على واحد في حاجة من خلال صفة لا تمت الى الصفة دي في شيئ...لخبطتك؟
نجرب المثل ده...سعادتك ماشي في الشارع...بتتفرج على تليفزيون...او بتبص على صورة حد في الجورنال...هوب..لقيه لابس حظاظة او سلسلة او ما شابه...هوب..يبقى الواد ده ماسوني(الاتهام المفضل لمعظم الناس في الفترة الاخيرة) او عيل سيس (الاتهام الثاني من حيث التفضيل)...
هتقوللي:” لا و الف لا..انا مش بعمل كده..” هقولك مش شرط عشان مقولتش ماسوني او سيس تبقى افكارك مش مقولبة...انت اول اما بتشوف دكتور داخل عليك مثلا المحل..بتبقى عامل ازاي؟عينيك بيظهر مكانهم $.$ زي عم دهب اما يقع في ايده صفقة العمر...رغم ان في الحقيقة الدكتور ده زيه زيك..بالعافية و بالمجهود مستورة عليه..
طب ليه اتسمت مقولبة يعني؟عشان ساعدتك بتبقى جهاز..اول ما ندوس على زرار(بمعنى انك تشوف حظاظة)..تقوم مطلع قالب (قايل عليه ماسوني او سيس او صايع)..
طب انا ليه ناحر في قلبي و بكتب في الموضوع ده؟عشان حرام نفضل بالصفة دي فينا حتى بعد الثورة..خصوصا ان الافكار المقولبة نشأت نتيجة الرضاعة من الاعلام المصري..و الكسل في انك تقوم بمجهود حقيقي عشان تقيم اللي قدامك...يعني ايه الاسهل؟حظاظة يبقى الواد ده سيس...ولا تقعد تسمعه..و تفكر في كلامه و تقيمه و تاخد قرار في الاخر؟
المطلوب ان كل واحد قبل اما يصدر قرار على حد..قبل اما تحكم على حد انه كويس او وحش..دور وراه..اسعى شوية انك تسمعه و انك تفكر في كلامه...شغل مخك قبل اما يصدي منك...ماتخدش اي كلام يتقالك على انه حقيقة...لأن هو ده اللي حصل ايام الثورة لما قالوا اجندات و كنتاكي..لو كان حد فكر في الكلام قبل اما يصدقه مكنش فيه حد صدق حكاية الكنتاكي دي و بالفعل اللي حاول يعرف الحقيقة و راح شا و سمع بنفسه..انضم للثوار في التحرير..
في نكتة سمعتها من واحد اعرفه...قالك ان انضف مخ في العالم هو مخ المصري...عشان لسه بكرتونته...يا ريت نغير ده...و نسعي لمعرفة الحقيقة قبل اما نقولب..
Friday, April 22, 2011
Amr Moussa in Tanta:could this be his end?
As Egypt moved on the new way of reforms and development after the revolution and while everyone started to talk politics, Tanta university decided it should play a role in spreading political awareness among student. As they said in this statement they handed to students who were going to attend Amr Moussa's session.

it started out as an event on facebook,the site that all the government officials started to use to get in contact with the people after the revolution, Amr Moussa is coming to Tanta to be celebrated as a famous person who grew up in Tanta as he said,also to talk about the "post-revolution phase" as people call it.
Problems started to happen when people find out 2 days before the event that whoever wants to attend has to register first,that wasn't a problem except that..some names,who were known to be against Amr Moussa or with too knowledge and political awareness to cause trouble,were striked out. Some had their names removed the minute they wrote it.
People already began to become sceptical about the meeting, especially that the head of our university was an NDP member before it got dissolved.
So,people agreed that if any one was denied entry,a sit-in will take place till everyone gets in.
The university administration tried to make a smart move, everyone was allowed to attend, no names were checked (though the bags were searched by the security of Amr Moussa)
then we were shown to another hall, where we were supposed to see Amr Moussa through a screen, mics were said to be handed later to those who want to ask, but we didnt buy it (which turned out to be the right thing to do since no mics were handed out to those who wanted to ask in the hall where Amr Moussa himself stayed, those who wanted to ask had to shout or take it to the stage after permission).

and of course, as we went inside (and even before we went inside the conference compound) signs welcoming Amr Moussa were all over the place


So,now we are in another conference hall where we realised that we, most probably, wont be allowed to ask questions, a debate started about what we should do that ended with a decision that we'll start a sit-in till we're allowed inside the hall where Amr Moussa himself was to sit.
As we started a sit-in we noticed some people flashing certain cards,papers being checked before security let anyone inside the main hall

while they were allowing few, selected people inside,these crowds started to show discontent with what they're seeing.

mean while, the wireless Internet suddenly gets closed, we cant tweet and definitely cant stream what's going on. Apparently, a security guard over heard us speaking about using the wireless to stream the event,5 mins later.it's down.
with all these elements working together, the students started to protest chanting :"where are you freedom, the state security is between us andyou" (rhyms in arabic)
and then the students start to push against the guards to enter the hall,after negotiations of groups of students with guards didn't work out.
and we finally manage to push against the guards, once I got inside I got stunned by those lovely people holding pictures of Amr Moussa the thing that reminded me of Gaddafi's hypocrites.

we then waited for like another 30 mins inside the hall itself till Amr Moussa came (which I personally think was a disrespectful thing a politician would do).
Then,along came the champ making a nice statement that he wants to be among the youth.and of course,who is better than the head of university?especially with the enormous objection of the students on her (whenever she was mentioned in the session she was booed, and well, Amr Moussa was booed by some people too when he came into the hall).

he got so mingled with the youth,I couldn't reach him!
then he spoke, I video taped the first 5 minutes of his speech.got greatly discouraged by people around me who said :"what are video taping?he's boring!".but that was what some people thought. yet I think there are some parts of the session that should be mentioned.
he then was asked a question about the Gaza war and why he didn't ask for a no-fly zone back in 2008.
want to know what he said as a reply?that the war on Gaza in 2008 wasn't a war,it was a blockade,and the Arab league succeed at breaking that blockade..
He didn't give an answer to a single question,even one as simple as how are you going to develop Egypt..he answered:"I promise I'll develop Egypt" but didn't give any further details about what he has got in mind to do so.
He also answered that he "supported Mubarak as a person but was against his policies" when he was asked about whether he supports or opposes the fallen regime
He didn't answer the question directed to him about his stance about protesters in Tahrir when he tried to convince them to leave.he simply said:"I support democracy"
click here and here and here for the 3 parts of the session that went on
I noticed this young man wearing this shirt during the session, he was the one who collected our questions and delivered them to Amr Moussa, apparently he was a member of the campaign as he stated so himself thus proving the session aimed as presenting Amr Moussa a presidential candidate not as the Dean of the Arab league and a famous person to talk about the "post-revolution phase"

finally, he stopped answering our questions and simply took off.but not without making a dramatic scene first.(click here if the video below didnt work)
now people ask why did we run after the car..I ran to tape the video,others ran to demand their right to be heard, some to demand the right of the lady who,even though you might think she wasn't assaulted , but she got humiliated,imagine she was your mum and someone kept pushing her like that trying to silence her up.
I let you be the judge of what I put before you. Read,think and decide
it started out as an event on facebook,the site that all the government officials started to use to get in contact with the people after the revolution, Amr Moussa is coming to Tanta to be celebrated as a famous person who grew up in Tanta as he said,also to talk about the "post-revolution phase" as people call it.
Problems started to happen when people find out 2 days before the event that whoever wants to attend has to register first,that wasn't a problem except that..some names,who were known to be against Amr Moussa or with too knowledge and political awareness to cause trouble,were striked out. Some had their names removed the minute they wrote it.
People already began to become sceptical about the meeting, especially that the head of our university was an NDP member before it got dissolved.
So,people agreed that if any one was denied entry,a sit-in will take place till everyone gets in.
The university administration tried to make a smart move, everyone was allowed to attend, no names were checked (though the bags were searched by the security of Amr Moussa)
then we were shown to another hall, where we were supposed to see Amr Moussa through a screen, mics were said to be handed later to those who want to ask, but we didnt buy it (which turned out to be the right thing to do since no mics were handed out to those who wanted to ask in the hall where Amr Moussa himself stayed, those who wanted to ask had to shout or take it to the stage after permission).
and of course, as we went inside (and even before we went inside the conference compound) signs welcoming Amr Moussa were all over the place
So,now we are in another conference hall where we realised that we, most probably, wont be allowed to ask questions, a debate started about what we should do that ended with a decision that we'll start a sit-in till we're allowed inside the hall where Amr Moussa himself was to sit.
As we started a sit-in we noticed some people flashing certain cards,papers being checked before security let anyone inside the main hall
while they were allowing few, selected people inside,these crowds started to show discontent with what they're seeing.
mean while, the wireless Internet suddenly gets closed, we cant tweet and definitely cant stream what's going on. Apparently, a security guard over heard us speaking about using the wireless to stream the event,5 mins later.it's down.
with all these elements working together, the students started to protest chanting :"where are you freedom, the state security is between us andyou" (rhyms in arabic)
and then the students start to push against the guards to enter the hall,after negotiations of groups of students with guards didn't work out.
and we finally manage to push against the guards, once I got inside I got stunned by those lovely people holding pictures of Amr Moussa the thing that reminded me of Gaddafi's hypocrites.
we then waited for like another 30 mins inside the hall itself till Amr Moussa came (which I personally think was a disrespectful thing a politician would do).
Then,along came the champ making a nice statement that he wants to be among the youth.and of course,who is better than the head of university?especially with the enormous objection of the students on her (whenever she was mentioned in the session she was booed, and well, Amr Moussa was booed by some people too when he came into the hall).
he got so mingled with the youth,I couldn't reach him!
then he spoke, I video taped the first 5 minutes of his speech.got greatly discouraged by people around me who said :"what are video taping?he's boring!".but that was what some people thought. yet I think there are some parts of the session that should be mentioned.
he then was asked a question about the Gaza war and why he didn't ask for a no-fly zone back in 2008.
want to know what he said as a reply?that the war on Gaza in 2008 wasn't a war,it was a blockade,and the Arab league succeed at breaking that blockade..
He didn't give an answer to a single question,even one as simple as how are you going to develop Egypt..he answered:"I promise I'll develop Egypt" but didn't give any further details about what he has got in mind to do so.
He also answered that he "supported Mubarak as a person but was against his policies" when he was asked about whether he supports or opposes the fallen regime
He didn't answer the question directed to him about his stance about protesters in Tahrir when he tried to convince them to leave.he simply said:"I support democracy"
click here and here and here for the 3 parts of the session that went on
I noticed this young man wearing this shirt during the session, he was the one who collected our questions and delivered them to Amr Moussa, apparently he was a member of the campaign as he stated so himself thus proving the session aimed as presenting Amr Moussa a presidential candidate not as the Dean of the Arab league and a famous person to talk about the "post-revolution phase"
finally, he stopped answering our questions and simply took off.but not without making a dramatic scene first.(click here if the video below didnt work)
now people ask why did we run after the car..I ran to tape the video,others ran to demand their right to be heard, some to demand the right of the lady who,even though you might think she wasn't assaulted , but she got humiliated,imagine she was your mum and someone kept pushing her like that trying to silence her up.
I let you be the judge of what I put before you. Read,think and decide
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