Article 362: Congratulation, Arab Egypt,
Welcome Back, You Defeated USA
and Israel. Now I am a Proud Arab Person
Hasan A. Yahya, Ph.Ds, the Honorable Dean
of the Arab Writers in North America.
I gave fifty years for the Arabs to rise against their
political regimes, but I was mistaken. What proved my mistake the uprising in
Tunisia and Egypt.
Now I am proud Arab person. I feel the Arab dignity have returned.
Several days ago I wrote an article titled: Article 361: Expected Scenarios in Egypt, USA and Israel are the
Winners on articles base, about the two scenarios
where the Uprising will be defeated, and the United States of America and
Israel are the winners. I said: “ In both
scenarios, of the Egyptian uprising, political analysts can come up with the conclusion
that the United States of America and Israel are the winners. This statement has
legitimate logic, wither the Head of the state leaves, or gives up his
authorities to his vice president and stay aside. These analysts believe that both
solutions at the end, bring relief for both the United
States of America, and Israel, for simple reason, Israeli-Egyptian relations to
continue its past policies in what they called “peace” with Israel. “ Read
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I also described how “The two scenarios harm the uprising badly, for four reasons: first, if Husni Mubarak remained in his position the highest roof
level of the uprising in the Freedom Square of creating a new kind of political
system guarantees social justice, and brings those who were responsible and
accountable of chaos which began with
prisoners (criminal) release by their security guards, and security
forces withdrawal from the street to make the street unrest and citizens
unsecured. And those who were responsible for the death of
citizens by security and National Party forces. “ And
I gave the right solution for the Uprising for Egypt to return back to the
Arabs as before the Sadat Regime. I wrote: “Third, unless there is a radical
change in the political system takes both the president and its Vice out of
their authority, none of the promised solutions or changes is guaranteed. It is
very well known slogan that politicians usually say ten folds of what they do.
Why the Uprising should accept partial solutions while the millions want the
Head of the state and his regime to go to hell, with no return? If the system
changed only colors and faces, as it did by changing the ministers (some old
faces) and the Prime Minister, or appointing a Vice President for the first
time in thirty years, or resigning his son from the National Party, its
ideology and forces will remain in power, where most rotten faces remain in
their positions.”
In conclusion, I
wrote: “ The uprising will be harmed badly if their
requests were not achieved. The Uprising wants a new phase in history
dissimilar to the status quo represented by totally corrupt system in its arms,
head and soul. Therefore, the Uprising for freedom should not negotiate with
the system or its subsystems unless there is a real change of the whole face of
Egypt to return to its position regionally and globally. That expected (new)
Egyptian face till this point, with the solutions of ousting the president, or
giving up his authorities and constitutional powers to his Vice president still
satisfying Israel and the United States as far as both still filling the empty
frame of expected Free Egypt.”
Congratulation,
Egypt, transferring authority to the Army Supreme Council is now satisfying the
people, the young youth , satisfying all Arabs who
missed Egypt for a long time. Thank You Egypt for your victory over the status
quo, To other political regimes in the Arab countries,
I say: beware of the people when their dignity is lost. Other countries now are
encouraged to rise and succeed in their uprising. The leaders of Arab countries
even the oil producing countries, should be aware to come up with social
justice and building good relations with their people, otherwise, The flood of freedom will take them out. The price of freedom is becoming easy to pay
from the people. To regain their dignity, and march toward
freedom and social justice. (711 words) www.askdryahya.com