so true!! however i'm optimistic, bec reb this revolution is a youth revolution, it started this way and it should end this way. the older generations jumped on it to mask there failures!! it hurts to be honest when they see how the youth could'nt care less while it toke them 30 years of being quite. how will it end, in a perfect world the youth reach what they set out for from the start, in a perfect world i think its about time we give the youth there chance to improve the country this country needs new blood and new idea's and these are both found in the youth. the older generation to this min have been given the green light and yet its the same old crippled ideas that make us go around in circles with no felt improvement. a country develops by giving its youth the chance to innovate!! sadly in our arab world the older generation wants to carry the torch until they reach the grave before giving it to the up coming generation.
if u ask me and trust me i thought about this for a while now, how will this be? in my opinion bec this generation ( our parents generation and the one before that aka scaf
) are a failure even in ways to crack down a revolution the same lame soap opera will be used, the only difference people have been thru this before and know how to handle it. the thing i love about this revolution is how every one has a role to play. you dont have to be in tahrir for you to have a certain role. last year i did not go to tahrir but every one knew others in there neighborhood or building was there and every one was together bec when the previous sick regime unleashed the thieves, and thugs at people, the people who stayed behind where the ones who were under there buildings keeping an eye over every one's family, the people who went to tahrir included. this is in my opinion why the revolution lasted, despite being cut off from communication both domestically and with the outside world, despite the thugs, despite the deliberate shortage of food, etc etc its the fact every one had a role. hopefully this is the beginning of a proper chapter i just hope with minimum casualties and with less embarrassment specially to our religion which sadly is used for wrong more and not for its main message which is justice for all not justice for the people who abuse there power, or who could sell the world to be in power.
if u ask me and trust me i thought about this for a while now, how will this be? in my opinion bec this generation ( our parents generation and the one before that aka scaf
) are a failure even in ways to crack down a revolution the same lame soap opera will be used, the only difference people have been thru this before and know how to handle it. the thing i love about this revolution is how every one has a role to play. you dont have to be in tahrir for you to have a certain role. last year i did not go to tahrir but every one knew others in there neighborhood or building was there and every one was together bec when the previous sick regime unleashed the thieves, and thugs at people, the people who stayed behind where the ones who were under there buildings keeping an eye over every one's family, the people who went to tahrir included. this is in my opinion why the revolution lasted, despite being cut off from communication both domestically and with the outside world, despite the thugs, despite the deliberate shortage of food, etc etc its the fact every one had a role. hopefully this is the beginning of a proper chapter i just hope with minimum casualties and with less embarrassment specially to our religion which sadly is used for wrong more and not for its main message which is justice for all not justice for the people who abuse there power, or who could sell the world to be in power.
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credit were credit is due the youth were out played from day one ever since every son of a bitch with a beard, or with benefits from the previous regime hogged this pure revolution or so it was during the initial 18 days. on a plus 60% voted for revolution figures but these 60% were divided on two candidates leaving the ex regime Representative and mb candidate to take it to the final and so we r between bringing back a Representative of everything we went out against and the muslim brotherhood who not only want the parliament but every single thing bringing us to square one to what made people go out against the national democratic party headed by mubarak. so what will you do bisco?!?! i will grab on my balls, and grind tight and weather whats to come. i dont trust the muslim brother hood and the ex regime Representative displays everything against my principles, so i will finish uni and go back to my mum or move some where else i've given up on this country and its people who i'm sorry believe in weird shit, and have tonnes of ignorance!!! i dont blame the people after all they r who they are as a result of years and years of neglect in every aspect of life specially education. Egyptians dont read!! Egyptians dont like to hear the truth and so rather watch egyptain channels that feed them lies i swear some times i feel we love to be breast fed by the government and it will take a very long time to get over it bec this is'nt just from mubraraks era but ever since nasser came to power we got used to be given things to shut the fuck up while the big players make all the right moves for there benefit and we are in the shadows. i think we prefer to bury our heads in the sand than to stand up for our rights and pay the price for that freedom in an attempt to have a better tomorrow. 
although hopeless is not the word 
