@Byrone: by far the best place for talent if you are catching my drift
:vinny:no bro you misunderstood me, i mean ages before the guy became an official head of state. he if memory serves me right toke his phd in material physics from the US.
Ahmed, I'm glad you can still find humor in tragedy.
I want to be fair with Morsi instead of taking the easy answer right away. A lot of political groups have started with religious or other social purposes that have since been lost or mutated greatly over the years.
But while the Brotherhood may not be as beard-worthy as its previous incarnations, any governing system that favors a single religion in this day and age of more common national religious diversity is always a "no" vote in my book. I don't care how bad things were with the previous clowns in office.
The good on Morsi, if there even is such a thing, is that he's manage to mediate a little internationally where many have failed before. But domestically he looks like doom to me. That said, it's not just Morsi ... a lot of the Egyptian population seems perfectly fine and happy to promote such a biased system of government. And that's perhaps the more disconcerting thing to me than just Morsi per se -- because he's just a different clown in the same circus under those circumstances.
I want to be fair with Morsi instead of taking the easy answer right away. A lot of political groups have started with religious or other social purposes that have since been lost or mutated greatly over the years.
But while the Brotherhood may not be as beard-worthy as its previous incarnations, any governing system that favors a single religion in this day and age of more common national religious diversity is always a "no" vote in my book. I don't care how bad things were with the previous clowns in office.
The good on Morsi, if there even is such a thing, is that he's manage to mediate a little internationally where many have failed before. But domestically he looks like doom to me. That said, it's not just Morsi ... a lot of the Egyptian population seems perfectly fine and happy to promote such a biased system of government. And that's perhaps the more disconcerting thing to me than just Morsi per se -- because he's just a different clown in the same circus under those circumstances.
but thats how it worked and till now there are numerous places where they take bribes just as fast as shops accept master card and visa. the people need to change, i'm happy people are getting more aware of different political systems, and how we have rights and how important freedoms are, the problem is this gang in power who are no different than the previous clowns at power are pretty hard to remove bec they are well penetrated in the nations social fabric. look swag egypt is a rich country opposite to public belief however 60% of egyptains are poor and poorly educated, so when you wave an oil bottle, or a bag of nourishing foods they will vote for that group that gives them the annual package even if they can die in accidents due to governmental carelessness. these people dont care about democracy they care about food, money, and educating there children to give them a fighting chance to have a better future or even glimmer of hope for a better life. so we the people are part of the blame make no mistake if we were aware and concerned we would never have had mubarak carry on and cause more damage.- - - Updated - - -
i'm gooooooooooooooood bro, not bad. still fighting the good fight
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