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The next revolution will not be planned by a Facebook event. It will be random and violent. It will burn your country to the ground. Your economy is shit and will only get worse. And Israel will take a big chunk of Sinai too.

TL;DR, you are fucked.

>>5014

but you know that's how it was done in 2011

it was a fail in my opinion but meh it can be done again

and also you can't destroy what's already destroyed our economy sucks god I hate this country I really do but what can I do about it ?

>>5018

>but you know that's how it was done in 2011

This time is different. Sisi has both the military and police on his side (and also Israel). The military wanted Mubarak gone, that's why it remained neutral.

>and also you can't destroy what's already destroyed our economy sucks god

It can (and will) get much worse.

> I hate this country I really do but what can I do about it ?

There's nothing you can do. If you manage to force Sisi to step down (through the military), another military backed candidate will pop up. You can only hope he will be merciful and not a complete retard like Sisi.

No disrespect, but most Egyptians are ignorant, it's Mubarak's fault but that doesn't change anything. If there will be a real change, it won't be before 10-20 years. Even if the new generations don't get enough education, the internet will make them more politically aware.

>>5052

>most Egyptians are ignorant

most but not all see I'm just a 17 years old guy and I know a lot about these stuff I've worked in several jobs and done a lot of studies *other than academic ones*

still in college though but I believe in the future if there is no restriction we can reach for beyond

but ... sigh they'll never be a free egypt it will always be strict like what >>5020 said

>another military backed candidate will pop up.

>>5013

I think you guys have more future in trying to organise without the government, get your shit together on your own. For example build black market economy. In short, do everything your government fails to provide yourself. People need to stand on their own feet before trying to make a revolution, otherwise you'll just get another shithead in power.

>>5208

how does it stand with the amount of wahabbi retards in your country?

Im slowly coming under the impression that sunni countries are unable to hold a middleground sinnce the 70s and now must either have a dickish but somewhat secular dictator or a full blown sharia theocrazy.

>>5256

Do wahhabi fucks prevent you from doing something?

You see, the reason why wahhabis have become so successful recently is exactly because the did what I'm telling you to do. They did shit on their own, without crying to others about how they should do something.

You understand what I'm trying to tell you? If you don't like the direction your country is heading, don't be dependent on your country. Make it so that your country's politics affect you less.

>>5020

>>5256

>>5321

>>5013

You should have sided with Morsi over the Military. Morsi was islamist as fuck and all thhat, but he was removing the military's priviledge in Egypt

>>5350

yeah I don't even know why did they take him off anyway

I'm not an islaminist my self but you know he wasn't doing all bad he wasn't doing anything actually

>>5350

>but he was removing the military's priviledge in Egypt

>You should have sided with Morsi

He was installing Muslim Brotherhood men in every fucking place. Government, police, courts, ..etc

The Muslim Brotherhood wanted wanted what Mubarak had. Total control over everything. They didn't have enough time to do it.

What would have happened if Morsi was not removed?

Civil war. Morsi backed channels and radicals were inciting hatred on daily basis against Christians and anti-MB Muslims. There were fatwas to kill Baradei and other political figures. The General Prosecutor who was appointed by and loyal to Morsi didn't lift a finger to stop them. Also Morsi was in good terms with the terrorists in Sinai. Thanks to his policies, it turned into a haven for terrorists.

It's hell either way. Morsi's hell would have taken longer time to create.

>>5389

*hatred and violence

>>5389

Better the new revolutionary hell, than the stagnant hell of old.

>Civil war. Morsi backed channels and radicals were inciting hatred on daily basis against Christians and anti-MB Muslims. There were fatwas to kill Baradei and other political figures

Link please. I'm interested in that. I've heard people say that before, well similar stuff. I'm wondering what proof there is, well examples of fatwas declared.

Also:

>Also Morsi was in good terms with the terrorists in Sinai. Thanks to his policies, it turned into a haven for terrorists.

I wondered about that. He opened the gate with Gaza and let the Palestinians resupply and rearm....and the Egyptian military got into battles with some Islamist/Al-Qaeda aligned group?

>>5413

>Link please. I'm interested in that. I've heard people say that before, well similar stuff. I'm wondering what proof there is, well examples of fatwas declared.

See embedded video. That was a very popular islamists channel. There are other videos.

>>5413

>I wondered about that. He opened the gate with Gaza and let the Palestinians resupply and rearm....and the Egyptian military got into battles with some Islamist/Al-Qaeda aligned group?

The SCAF (security council of armed forces) that took over the country after Mubarak was in bed with the Muslim Brotherhood, the MB made deals to free extremists from prison. These are not rumors, these are facts:

http://www.madamasr.com/sections/politics/who-let-jihadis-out