The level of repression we are witnessing nowadays in Egypt, which will only get worse in the coming months, is unprecedented, and makes Mubarak look like Gandhi in comparison to Sisi.
There is a difference between a dictator cracking down on the opposition, and a counterrevolution in full steam seeking revenge.
Pinochet had the “Chicago Boys.” Sisi is getting his soon.
Adel el-Badri strikes again… This time he’s outright supporting General Ahmad Shafiq, the counterrevolution’s presidential candidate.
Meanwhile, Badri is still quoted by journalists and Western scholars as a “trade unionist”, rather than his real truth: an opportunist imposter with corrupt politics, whose “union” does not have any presence on the ground whatsoever.