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Diaries of the June 30 Revolution.. (The President's Speeches)

The reality is that the Egyptian street was aware of this since President Morsi began ruling the country. However, this awareness was difficult for the public to accept as they yearned for stability. As months passed, there was no escaping the truth which was hidden within – Egypt was being ruled from the Muslim Brotherhood's

The Journey of Life...

In the hustle and bustle of daily life, the pilgrimage remains a journey of life, a journey of believers towards peace, purification, and monotheism. My experience this year was different, filled with timeless moments and profound meanings. My journey began the moment I set foot on the soil of Medina, where the sun rose to start a new day

The Chronicles of the June 30 Revolution.. (Drum and Sword)

Why did the citizen start to feel the weakness of the regime, let alone the control of the Muslim Brotherhood over the presidency for the benefit of its members? This was clear when the streets were abandoned. As a citizen, I know there are thugs and I know you don't have the ability to deter them. You, as a president, should not justify

Analysis Laboratory -4-

The Canadian philosopher Alain Dunois says in his book "The System of Triviality": "Triviality has extended its rule over all parts of the world... The trivial have taken hold of the joints of power - as Alain Dunois puts it - and placed their hands on decision-making sites, and they now have the final say and the last word

I read for you "Les Misérables" by Victor Hugo.

When he reached the age of fifty, Victor Hugo became a political refugee, causing much concern, confusion, and doubt within the French government due to his writings about freedom, state laws, and the power of those who deviate from them. The French government requested the Belgian government to deport him, and he was transferred by a ship to