In the name
of the revolution they are killing it
Mohamed
Kamel*
November 19th,
2011
For
a while I refrained from addressing the repeated protests in Egypt under
different slogans, sometimes even contradicting ones. Some are calling what is
going on in Egypt as the regaining of the revolution. I call it the destruction of the revolution
and of Egypt. Some groups started to
feel that they are losing the election so they are trying to interrupt it by using
the remaining immature emotional stands.
And to repeat what has been said thousands of times, the 20
million that took to the street during the January 25th revolution
don’t have one ideology and no one can claim its ownership. As such, Egypt can only be built through the
coming elections.
While
I stand behind the right of every individual and every group to protest and
demonstrate peacefully, above this, I stand behind Egypt. Accordingly, I consider what is now going on
in Egypt as a losing tactic to interrupt the only process in forming Egypt’s
future. That is why I stand behind the security
forces’ right to regain the ground and regain the control over the streets
before the upcoming election.
Attacking the police and army is a provocation that started from al-Abbasiyah
in July to destroy Egypt. It is not our revolution
anymore.
Am I satisfied with everything going on in Egypt? Am I
satisfied of the developments in the last 10 months? For sure not! But, we don’t have a government mandated from
the people. So let us have one. Governing
form the street can’t and will not work.
The only route to govern is the ballet boxes, the only known democracy
process so far, and that is why we revolted on January 25th.
Some
of the so called revolutionaries took the same stand as a tiny minority of the Egyptian
Christians calling for the West’s protection.
Both are playing a very dangerous game, a movement lead by an idiotic
American, by the right wing Canadians and Zionism. No western protection will help anyone but
the Zionists.
What is now going on in Egypt is the last nail in a coffin,
well prepared for the revolution. So, I
am against all calls for demos in and out of Egypt. And I believe in the brave Egyptians who will
regain and rebuild an Egypt that no one will be able to divide its people or land.
Please let us participate in building Egypt through the
elections and give the police and the army a chance to control the streets in
preparing for a transparent and democratic election.
Like
it or not we should suspend all demos until after the election. If we have a transparent democratic election,
we can build Egypt. If not, we can come
back to the streets stronger, as we will be united, hand in hand.
Please
read my earlier articles to better understand my stand
October 22nd, 2011
Revolution to build, not to revenge
23 يوليو 2011
لا تجهضوا الثورة
June 12th, 2011
The Arab Spring- a real people revolution
2 يونيو
2011
الثورة المصرية بن الحلم و الواقع
April 3rd,
2011
Palestine and the Egyptian Revolution
19
فبراير 2011
الشعب يريد تطهير البلاد... كل البلاد
February 13th,
2011
It is a Revolution that is
changing the face of the Middle East
21
يناير 2011
الخوف..والوهن..ولقمه العيش في عيد الشرطه
January 8th, 2011
Is this Egypt that
we knew?
* Mohamed S. Kamel: is a
Freelance writer, the editor of http://forafreeegypt.blogspot.com/,
he is a professional engineer, a LEED Green Associate and a recognized project
manager professional, he is Member of several civil society organizations, a
co-founder of the Canadian Egyptian for Democracy (CEFD), National Association
for Change in Egypt (Taghyeer – Canada), Association of the Egyptians of
Montreal (AEM), Alternative Perspective Media (APM-RAM), , Quebec Antiwar
movement “Échec à la Guerre”, Coalition for Justice and Peace in Palestine
“CJPP”, ex-president and co-founder of the Canadian Muslim Forum (CMF), member
of the board of trustee in the Canadian Muslim for Palestine (CMP) and
Community Center for Montreal Muslims (CCMM) . He could be reached at public@mohamedkamel.com
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