Archive for 'Freedom'
Democracy
Cairene has a critical piece that really touches on the true essence of freedom and democracy since he apparently dislikes the Muslim Brotherhood as much as I.
Posted: November 3rd, 2007 under Blogs, Freedom.
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Freedom
Two interesting things came to my knowledge in the past day. The first was through personal experience and the second was something that a friend told me about. They may be inconsequential to some (my friends certainly thought so), but I found them worthy of mention.
First thing
I went down to Maadi Grand Mall (located in […]
Posted: April 29th, 2007 under Egypt, Incredulous, Freedom, Repression.
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If I was in charge…
Disclaimer: Proposed, sometimes detailed, solutions to Egypt’s problems coming your way.
“Were I President of the Arab Republic of Egypt, things would be very different.”
It makes me smile; the number of times I have heard the previous statement… both from myself and others. And so, in the spirit of wasting my time and working on something […]
Posted: August 14th, 2006 under General, Government, Egyptian Politics, Economics & Trade, Middle East, Analysis, International Relations, Personal, Developing Countries, Freedom, Debate, Leftists, Rightists.
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Muslim Brotherhood backs out of coalition
First, let me start by linking to Sandmonkey, who actually went to the demonstrations today and has a post with quotes taken from various conversations and statements during the demonstration.
Now for what I want to say.
Apparently the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), and all the people the organization mobilizes, were a no-show in today's Protests. Ahmed […]
Posted: May 25th, 2006 under News, Opinion, Government, Criticism, Egyptian Politics, Freedom, Activism, Pictures.
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The Egyptian Judiciary and Ayman Nour
This just in, breaking news from Al-Jazeera News Channel (tv). Judge Makki has been acquitted of all charges and Judge Bastawisi has been held responsible by the Judicial "Disciplinary Council".No news about if any sentence or decision concerning Judge Bastawisi has been passed by the "Disciplinary Council", as of yet. Judge Bastawisi's trial has been […]
Posted: May 18th, 2006 under News, Egypt, Freedom.
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Morales… turning the tap Off?
Bolivia's President-elect Evo Morales declared yesterday, on International Workers' Day, that Bolivia would nationalize Bolivia's Oil & Gas companies if foreign firms do not "agree to give Bolivia's state oil company oversight of production and a majority of their revenue generated in Bolivia". Morales gave those companies six months to make their choice.
Already soldiers of […]
Posted: May 2nd, 2006 under News, International, Analysis, Developing Countries, Freedom.
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