By: Ahmed ELNAHAS – Montopoli, June 30th 2013.
On
January 25th 2011 the demographic segmentation
showed a neatly visible ‘Rich/Poor Crack’ dividing the population. A simple yet wide
crack distinguished this division. Today, and after June 30th 2013,
things have drastically changed (Ideologically, Economically, Politically and Socially)
to a critical point by which a new segmentation must be considered, one based
on aspirations and interests; today we are way ahead of the Rich/Poor cliché.. By
now we are labelled by category not class:
1. The
Brotherhood and its allies,
2. The
Secular Block with its supporters, and
3. The
Reactionary Forces (aka Al
Foloul).
And as an
immediate result to the unbalanced and paranoid performance of the Presidency by:
a) ignoring
the revolutionary demands: Bread, Freedom
and Social Justice,
b) consuming
three consecutive Governments in only year just to worsen
tangible every day life (fuel, water, energy, labour, unemployment, prices, public services, security, education, health,
transportation, trade…etc),
c) mismanaging
the constitutional reforms process from choosing
and nominating members of the constituents commissions till the
farcical draft approval falsely called referendum,
d) manifesting
a bias attitude denying ethnic and sectarian equal citizenship rights, and
e) escalating
the conflict between the institutional authorities by attacking the Juridical
Corps and the Social parties;
the
simple citizen discovered himself a hostage, not only suffering from the daily
street bullies hostilities, but as well forced to submit to the crushing
consequences of a long chain of the administration’s bad, if not wrong, choices.
Consequently choosing between bitter options became an urgent priority for that
simple citizen.
For he (the simple citizen) just
found out that to avoid a long period of Violent
Chaos, there are only few options left to chose from the coming ruling
cast:
I.
a National Coalition Government under the leadership
of the Brotherhood,
II.
a Moderate Military Candidate for President to assign
a Technical Government for a given transitional period with precise objectives
after which to call for new administrative, legislative and presidential
elections, or
III.
allowing the Reactionary Forces (Al Foloul) to join and re-establish
their Aristocratic Rule right after drafting a new acceptable Constitution and
Election Laws.
Otherwise
the Military
Establishment will have no choice but to intervene in ‘any’ possible
way.. Nevertheless I still have faith in the Juridical Authority so as
to rise up and lead the nation through the proper path and adjust its course.
I’m hoping that this esteemed and highly considered authority, out of which
ranks came men like Moustafa Kamel, Mohammad Farid, Saad Zaghloul and Moustafa
El Nahas; would soon be able to ‘hatch’ a figure able to contain the situation
and drag the country out from the quick-sands into which the Brotherhood and
their Presidential Candidate have driven us.
Pass On The Word.
PS: Having seen and heard his speech, and although I
reserve a special share of respect for Youssef
El Qaradawy, I couldn’t agree with his view or the simplicity by which he
addressed the Egyptians calling on them to “unite
and dialogue”! Knowing that there is no apparent room left for
dialogue, except that of the deaf, because the Presidency and its Government(s) have established the rules and regulations by which they ran the show
until now, and because El Qaradawy knows that “Unite and Dialogue” were never seriously considered from the very
beginning by an Executive that grabbed every possible chance to publically
undermine and disregard the hopes, demands, views and aspirations of the
‘Other’; so my question to Al Qaradawy is:
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