Hossam el-Hamalawy
It’s official, we are a Wahhabi state now: The Interior Ministry confirms it is cracking down on anyone who dares to publicly break the fast during Ramadan.
I look forward to the next report, written by some asshole Western journalist, that describes the Mubarak’s regime as “secular.”
If the Saudis can inspire Obama, why can’t they inspire Hosni?
The Mubarak’s regime (routinely championed by the Western press, diplomats, and DC pundits as “secular”) has sent out its police troops in Aswan to hunt down those who dared to publicly break the Ramadan fast during daytime.
What is the difference between the police and the Gamaa Islamiya? Or has Habib el-Adly changed his ministry’s name to the Ministry of Motawa3een?
Via the Daily News Egypt:
Pope Shenouda’s outspoken support for Gamal Mubarak has reignited the debate about separating religion from the state, promoting alarmed analysts to call for keeping politics and religion apart.
In a recent televised interview, Pope Shenouda asserted his confidence that President Hosni Mubarak would be succeeded by his son, should he choose to run for the position. Speaking to ON TV, the leader of the Coptic Orthodox Church expressed that “most Egyptians love Gamal Mubarak and would vote for him before any other candidate.”
Neither Gamal Mubarak nor the Pope can provide an alternative for the liberation of the Egypt’s Christians.