A strong Egypt is a strong Arab world

international | rights, freedoms and repression | opinion/analysis Saturday January 29, 2011 21:54 by Fathi Tobail - WAFA news & information agency

The continues and rapid developments in Egypt requires a through analysis and objective understanding of this situation away from hasty judgments and emotional feelings that an ordinary Arab man who is fed up with regimes that did not fulfill his aspirations for a better life.

As an ordinary observer of the Egyptian revolt and from what I see through the media it seems it is heading to become disastrous on the livelihood of Egyptian people and would affect the stability in the region in general as this revolt is unorganized and has no strong leadership on the field that is aware of political program and no one is aware of the consequences as chaotic scenes that includes lootings, killings and rapes are reported every place in Egypt. I ask my self who will pays the price? and who will win?

The answer is simple the imperialist power because they want a weak and unstable governments that eventually can not mange economic growth.
Take for example the Latin American governments that have elections and change of governments round the clock from the far right to the left. But no positive results on economic developments.

The American administration along with its allies have changed their strategic policy from direct military interventions or invasion as this would cost their tax payers and would destroy their image.

Indirect American plots through local far right Islamic parties, non-governmental organizations and individuals described as human rights activists who would create agitations and touch the needs of the streets supported by American aid including information and ways of communications would help in mobilizing the people under a revolutionary banner that attracts several sectors of the society.

Regarding the shocking developments in Egypt the revolt is disastrous on the people and stability in the region in general as this revolt is unorganized and no leadership that is aware of political program and no one is aware of the consequences as chaotic scenes that includes lootings, killings and rapes are reported every place in Egypt. I ask my self who will pays the price? and who will win?

The answer is simple the imperialist power, as they want a weak and unstable governments that eventually can not mange economic growth.
Take for example the Latin American governments that have elections and change of governments round the clock from the far right to the left. But no positive results on economic developments.

The American administration along with its allies have changed direct military interventions or invasion as this would cost their tax payers and would destroy their image.

Indirect American plots through local non-governmental organizations or individuals can create agitations and touch the needs of the streets supported by American aid including information and ways of communications would help in mobilizing the people under a revolutionary banner that attracts several sectors of the society.

The rapid events in Egypt are so saddening and unpredictable that would only bring more sufferings and hardships on the poor sector who revolted for a better life conditions and provisions of life essentials.

Unless the political parties and the remains of the government reach a political program no bright future for Egypt to recover from the crises or retain its supremacy in the Arab world.

A strong Egypt is a strong Arab world, Egypt has been the symbol of Arab and stands firm with their problems against any direct or indirect threats even at times it does not have good relations with different Arab countries. No one can forget the era of Gammal Abdul Nasser and his achievements and put the Arab world at the fore fronts of the world political platform or the 1973 war that brought dignity to the Arab soldier.

Finally the American plot is playing a dangerous game in the Arab world through long term policy of dividing the Arab societies from inside and Gaza was the start point.