Is not exporting the gas to Israel “in price cheaper than the average international price” a threat to our national reserve of gas?? By the way the export up till this moment of writing down these letters has not been halted whether for Gaza or for the administrative court order!!
If you care so much about the unity of Egypt , then why you are treating the people of Sinai as third degree citizens despite they are the first line of defense and they are refusing to any form of re-occupying of the palestinians in Sinai.
If you care so much about Sinai and you know for sure Israel either wants for itself or for the Palestinians to get rid of them for good , then why you do not live and reclaim it , why do not you be serious in your demand to the regime that you want to turn Sinai from a big resort in to big productive cities and towns, especially I think that from the achievement of Mubarak is that Nile reached to Sinai through the Salam lake !!??
If you care so much about the unity of Egypt and its national security, why do you ask the governments on the villas that are being sold to the British and Russians in South Sinai??
If you care so much about the unity of Egypt and its national security, why are not you angry about the trillions stolen from the public money, from your and my money, from your children’s money!!
Shall I speak more about the corruption in every part of this nation!!?? I just can’t take it anymore from these double standards
I do not know what to say but what I saw from huge patriotism and rejection to the idea that Sinai would be substitute country to the Palestinians then why do not you reject the idea of corruption and dictatorship of your regime that made you and your country weak to the level that other countries plan for the future of the country and its unity , BIG STRONG COUNTRIES FUTURE IS NOT PLANNED BY OTHER COUNTRIES!!!
I know about the future fearful scenarios that threat the unity of our great country and I am afraid that this regime is helping a lot to making these nightmares a real living situation.
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Bedouins of Sinai are the type of people who can sell their own mothers out without a blink, you like them just cuz they are Muslims(tribocracy) like you and iam totally satisfied the way the egyptian police treat them.
ReplyDeleteabout exporting the gas thing, there is pressures from USA to do so and we are not a powerful country to say no.