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My view of the Constitution drafting and things around it.
This was a reply to a post online right after the 63.8 vote yes to the first democratically affirmed constitution of Egypt, but I felt it needed its own post. Mo Ashour ( a great friend and a true Liberal and humanist) I do not think that representing the relative strength of political currents in…
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Baths of Blood and Points of View
The greater holy Eid of all Muslims is the final day in the pilgrimage of Haj. In that day, both pilgrims and all Muslims who are heads of a family that are financially able must offer a sacrifice of sheep to God and divide it between themselves, their family and the poor. Millions of sheep…
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The power of Egypt the cause behind 6th of October
Jonathan Rashad / Foter Today is the 6th of October Today is a day to remember that we as Egyptians CAN. We CAN work together to bring back our dignity. We CAN turn a defeat into a victory. We CAN change Egypt for the better. The bullets of the Israelis differentiate between Muslim and Christian…
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Egypt is living a Political Adolescence
Suddenly we had the right to vote! Yes there was voting before the revolution but it was like going to the ballot and throwing your vote in a garbage can! Suddenly large movements that where previously repressed and even underground where amazed with the new toy they had, their own voice. For 60 years we…
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