عيوب في الدستور

بناءا علي طلب بعض المتابعين علي تويتر.. هأحاول أجمع كل التويتات اللي كتبتها عن عيوب الدستور. هأكتبهم في مجموعات لأن كل مجموعة لها صيغة مختلفة. لو عايز تنسخ منهم أتفضل مع كل تحياتي. المجموعة الأولي * المادة ٤: شيخ الأزهر غير قابل للعزل. لضمان استقلال الأزهر لازم يكون لهيئة كبار العلماء الحق في عزلة زي […]

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Maged: A police brutality victim

Maged’s story sheds light on what happens to protesters in Tahrir, and therefore I decided to share it here. I briefly got introduced to Maged (aka. @Magbutter) through Mona El Tahawy (aka. @monaeltahawy) at around 11.30pm on November 23rd, 2011 in Tahrir. A couple of hours later both of them were arrested, brutally beaten, assaulted and […]

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Egyptian Parliamentary Elections: A Logistical Nightmare

I was watching the administrative head of the Egyptian parliamentary elections (2011) on television, when it all of a sudden hit me that by sheer numbers the elections are a logistical nightmare. He mentioned that in phase 1 alone, covering 9 governates, there are 18.5 million eligible voters, voting in roughly 3500 stations, and 10 […]

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Rebranding our demands

I will be very honest with you, Tahrir is losing momentum. It is not because we are weak or our cause is not just, it is merely because our message is not being channeled properly. We are losing public sympathy whether we would like to admit it or not. Rallying for numbers to flock to […]

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معلومات للإبلاغ عن أي إنتهاك لعملية الاستفتاء

لابد من الإبلاغ عن حدوث أي إنتهاك لعملية الاستفتاء أو أي سوء تصرف مرتبط بعملية الاقتراع، سواء كان من احد المواطنين المدلين بأصواتهم أو غيرهم أو أحد رجال الشرطة أو الجيش او رئيس اللجنة الفرعية، أو رئيس وأعضاء اللجنة العامة، أو ممثل اللجنة القضائية العليا بالمحافظة، أو اللجنة القضائية العليا   الصفحة الرسمية لاستفتاء مصر […]

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Open Letter to Dr. Essam Sharaf

My friend Omar is one the hardcore believers in the revolution. He has put a lot of effort in trying to convince people not to give up on our cause. He has lost his voice talking and arguing with people in Tahrir, has created an awareness video to explain why we need to continue protesting, […]

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Shafiq got sacked and did not resign

Former Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq resigned this morning after appearing on television last night in a live debate with intellectuals who believe in the revolution. Hell broke lose after the show, because the audience was divided between supporters and criticizers. If you are intending on continuing reading my note, please know that I belong to […]

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When will I trust the police?

On the 28th of January 2011, police presence on the streets was strong and felt. Many of us did not just see them on the streets, but clashed with them, felt their wrath or even lost their lives because of them. The police used all known brutality tactics to subdue the masses, who were peacefully […]

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Thank you world

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To shoot or not to shoot

I knew the overthrown regime was ruthless and brutal, but if the following is true, then I have no words to describe so much evil. It is beyond my comprehension to digest this lack of humanity. Robert Fisk in his article ‘As Mubarak clings on… What now for Egypt?’, published in The Independent on Friday, […]

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