Nearly ten years have passed since the departure of the founder and leader of the Copts United Website, Eng. Adly Abadir Youssef. The fact that Abadir carried many of the attributes of his name, which is a Phoenician name for the supreme God, meaning "the mighty father," He was actually a mighty man who was able to raise the voice of those who had no voice due to intellectual and political corruption in Egypt during the Mubarak era. What Abadir presented to Egypt during the last five years of his life from 2004 until his departure at the end of 2009, made him alive until now and will remain alive in the heart and thought of every person who believes in human e quality, citizenship and dialogue. The man had a fight against tyranny, hatred, rejection, deliberate exclusion and other matters with negative and destructive consequences on the Egyptian society including both Muslims and Copts. Abadir was not a god, but was as strong as one with heavenly powers. Yes, he suffered from severe illness as one old man, but he indeed had a young spirit and determination. He may have lost several rounds with his illness, but he has never lost his war against corruption and ignorance and fighting for freedom even though he was not able to reap the fruits of his seeds. He was forced to stay away from his own homeland, but this didn’t put any hatred in his heart towards Egypt. Instead, his vision was able to differentiate between a falling regime, and this is what happened in the January 2011 revolution, and the everlasting country of Egypt. He was falsely accused by supporters of Mubarak’s regime, but he didn’t take it personal even when he criticized this regime. Even his enemies testified that Abadir was a respectful man who has clear vision. He was a model for the fight for the sake of equality in Egypt, which was not accepted by everyone. Money, fame and power may cause a person to lose mercy and not feeling about the suffering of the others, but Adly Abadir was exactly on the contrary. He used his money, fame and power to serve the poor, the powerless and the defeated. That is why the mighty Adly Abadir preferred to fight till the end. He looked to the future and established an online newspaper that served a special journalism of Coptic content for nearly 16 years. His foundation became first in the Coptic field. Shall his plant continue to live, or its enemies will celebrate its death soon? I wish enemies of Adly Abadir and his foundation will not win at the end!

The Egyptian Constitution in Article 1 states that Egypt is a republican democratic system based on citizenship. Citizenship is the relationship between the individual and his state, provided that all citizens are enjoy equality, coexistence and the democratic system through the laws approved by the Constitution. Citizenship in Egypt has gone through multiple stages, which led to the lack of full citizenship rights. However current political system is trying to reach full citizenship; it bears the consequences of the history of incomplete citizenship that the Egyptians faced for many years.

The conspiracy theory is usually adopted by the Arab societies and especially by the weak people who cant afford to face their problems. For many people, such theory is an effective way to be famous. Moreover, it gets those who believe in it to refuse all contradicting facts and think they know the absolute truth. Today, many Coptic people think that the murder of Bishop Epiphanius, head of St. Makar monastery, by two monks was based on a conspiracy theory. This reminded me of the most famous conspiracy theory spread in the Arab region for the last two decades, which is the attacks of September 9, 2001. Many people decided to take away the accusations of the leader of al-Qaeda, Osama bin Laden, and to accuse the Zionist movements and the CIA of planning for the attack. Those people ignored the confessions of bin Laden in which he declared that he planned for the attacks. They refused all clear facts and solely accepted their illusions. Many Coptic people did the same concerning the murder of Bishop Epiphanius refusing to accept the confessions of the monks since they refuse to accept that some monks may commit such crimes. Christianity is indeed a religion of tolerance and purity and it is clear that committing such crimes and sins by Christens or even monks doesnt offense religion since we are weak people. Many Muslims refused to accept the

Eight years have passed since the departure of Engineer Adly Abadir Youssef, and by time we discover how huge was our loss for his departure. This noble national man supported the Coptic cause in Egypt by all his heart since he had a rare personality. Those who knew the man understand my words very well as he was the only Coptic immigrant who spent his own money and time to serve Egypt s Copts inside Egypt and abroad. One of his prominent achievements is Copts United news website.

A few days ago, Swiss television broadcast a report on Egypt and its conditions under the leadership of the President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi for one hour. I was not surprised by the lack of information presented by the non-professional report, partly because of my understanding of the Western culture after living in Europe for decades. As the Western evil plans almost succeed to divide Egypt, as part of the greater plan to divide the Arab region. However, the Egyptian masses demonstrated to abolish this conspiracy. In fact, I believe the Egyptians have a civilization beyond the West s mind to control it. This raises the question of why the West is trying to destroy what we can call the awakening of Egypt after the revolution of June 30? For 40 years, I have been living in Switzerland, and this gave me an opportunity to understand the Swiss way of thinking. Swiss people believe that each country may have a different kind of civilization with a significant vision, culture and politics, but they should fail since they are different from the Swiss way! Yet, I believe that each human experience has its own vocabulary and each people has its own cultural, and we can t reject different cultures only because they are different. We should study and understand other experiences instead of rejecting them.

Egypt should devote its efforts to strengthen relations of love and respect among all Egyptians, the blood of the Copts is not cheap, what the Copts claim is nothing more than the right to a decent human life with their Muslim brethren based on equality, the destruction of Egypt is targeted by the Egyptian Wahhabbi media, the forced conversion of Coptic girls into Islam indicates the extent of the congenital decline because of the Wahhabi finance… these are few statements of the late engineer Adly Abadir Youssef, which I still remember very well, especially with the rise of the fierce Wahhabbi attack on the Copts inside Egypt to kill them while performing their religious rites or right after they finish their prayers. Such targeting continued when the Copts demonstrate to claim their rights. They were hit by armored vehicles without mercy. Not to mention the multiple forms of emotional and sexual seduction that Coptic minor girls face aiming to convert them into Islam.

Bread, Freedom and Social justice was the slogan of the revolution of January 25. The people demanded their basic needs as human being which sounded fair and square at that time. However, the revolutionists didn’t realize at that time that governors of Egypt have spread false religious appearance. All those regimes since 1952 and until the regime of the Muslim Brotherhood in 2013 used religion to eliminate their political opposition not knowing that this brought criminals as the new leaders of absent minded herds. Since President Nasser decided to change the destiny of Al-Azhar from a central religious place to an inclusive university that discriminates against non-Muslims by preventing them from enrolling in it. Sadat took this discrimination to the next level by supporting the fanatic groups that killed him at the end.

Nobody can fairly judge the decisions of the Egyptian government unless he or she really knows about the very details of all decisions they make. However, criticism is granted for everybody as the freedom of expression is granted. Yet, I want to talk here about the people who are grumbling all the time because of the increasing prices. The rich and the poor finally found something in common that they can talk about. Moreover, some people started to enjoy that talk instead of seeking hard working at such critical moment in our history. It is a good chance for Egypt to recover and fix the situation in a country that faces a lot of conspiracies financed by several foreign countries and organizations. We should give them no chance to frustrate us and lead our country to failure.

Over the past few days, I heard many statements concerning the four children accused of contempt of Islam and seeking asylum in Switzerland. The four children (Albert Shehata, Clinton Faraj Allah, Mueller Yassa, and Bassem Younan) had appeared in a video criticizing ISIS. However, those who support ISIS in Egypt decided to revenge for it by destroying theses children using the law of contempt of religion. This law that only punishes people for contempt of Islam since nobody was actually punished for contempt of Christianity. Nobody wants to stop those inciting hatred in our society.

“Egypt should devote its efforts to support love and respect among all Egyptians”. “The blood of Copts is not cheap”. “The Copts only demand a decent human life and equality with their fellow Muslims”. “Egyptian Wahhabi media only ruin Egypt”. “Forced conversion of Coptic minor girls to Islam, which is blessed by all state agencies, reveals deterioration of Egypt”. These are some of the sayings of the late Adly Abadir Youssef, which I still remember very well, especially with the new wave of attacks of Wahhabism against the Copts in Egypt. Such Wahhabi attacks incite killing of the Coptic Christians at their churches by bomb attacks or even by armored vehicles of the Egyptian army when they claim their rights in demonstrations at Maspero.

The Egyptian society has changed a lot after the revolution of January 25. This revolution therefore gave life to the people who were considered dead. The Egyptian president announced that the current situation is challenging. Thus, we have to work hard for the sake of our country. With several achievements, the Egyptian people were reassured and asked for more prosperity without more work. Many people thought that prices will go down and food will go cheaper. They forgot that several challenges are facing the country including terrorism that aims to destroy the state by all means.

35 years ago, I decided to migrate to Switzerland, the beautiful country that I moved to without facing sectarian pressure of my home country. Sectarianism was not clear in Egypt at that time. I remember the cultural shock I had at the first period of migration that had great impact on me. I was born and raised in a conservative community that considers its ideas the absolute truth. For example: we thought that the Egyptians are the best people all over the world, and that our ideas are the best among the nations! We loved such ideas at that time since they fed our pride and joy. We didn’t even care after all about our real situation among the nation.

Dr. Khaled Montaser , a physician and journalist who writes articles for Al-Masry Al-Youm and other newspapers, talked about an important issue affected all Egyptians , in a public seminar that held days ago for seculars. He talked about the dangerous link of the holy religion that is fixed and the variable science, in another meaning the seriousness of what is called "scientific miracles in the religions" and that not only the religion of Islam, but in all religions. This caused massive attacks against him calling him infidel that should be killed.

When I think about the current events in our country since we got rid of the Muslim Brotherhood’s regime in Egypt, I move back and forth between optimism and pessimism about the future of our country. I feel optimistic while thinking about the future of the Egyptians who suffered for long from decreasing morals in the streets as well as losing human feelings within the community in general. However, people in Western societies enjoy more morals and human feelings even if they don’t have to assure them by religious belonging. President Sisi's efforts to develop Egypt makes me optimistic, but I lose such optimism when I find the majority of Egyptian people not willing to work hard in order to achieve better further

I lived in Switzerland that’s according to the UN has the happiest people all over the world, and also lived in Egypt that came in the 155 place at the same list. I have to think and compare between the two countries. Switzerland is a well-developed country where Egypt is still struggling to fight retardation and illiteracy. I wondered as I saw the Egyptian people respecting the law in Switzerland and system even better than the Europeans. There, the streets are clean and appealing unlike the dirty ones here. Furthermore, the people u

Five years have passed since the departure of Mr. Adly Abadir. As time passes, we make sure we lost such patriot Coptic activist. All Coptic activists know his contribution to the cause was great. In fact, he is the only Coptic activist who sacrificed that much of his time and money for the Coptic cause. He founded and financed Copts United electronic newspaper to express the voices of Copts all over the world.

Egyptian media has failed to realize the needs of the Egyptian youth who seek raising standards of living under Mubarak regime. They used to see the corrupted rich people dreaming and achieving their dreams under Mubarak regime. Seeking better life, they demonstrated against Mubarak and his regime in January 25, 2011. They demonstrated against an old regime that supported corruption and rubbish. Thus, they started to clean the streets hoping the minds will be clean as well.The great positive power in the revolution was misused by media. It was described as a revolution of losses. Such suppression benefited the Islamic currents that describe their new revolution as protection to Islamic Sharia.

Management science is one of the most important sciences applied in developed countries. However, in Egypt it’s a bit different as we don’t care about management science in our lives or even large institutions. Public employment has always been a dream for many Egyptians long years ago. Those employees care much about their rest rather than their work. In the work, they just talk and never get punished for their many mistakes. When they are about to receive some punishment, they only have to ask for the director's compassion for the sake of his children!

After living in two continents, the first where I was born and raised, and the second where I worked and succeeded. In Africa I grew up, and moved to Europe to work. In fact, I had only left Egypt physically, as my heart couldn't move away. I swear I thought about Egypt each single day hoping she will be better and get speedy recovery. Spontaneously I compared between the two civilizations in Egypt and Europe which makes Egypt looks very bad. However, I still believe the Egyptians have the ability to change and improve.

The Egyptian army responded to the desire of the people, and carried out a unique operation by liberating Egypt from the terrorist group. This group continued harming Egypt by defaming her all over the world, which was used by many countries aiming to destroy Egypt and make the revolution of June 30 look like a military coup. European people who suffered greatly from the scourge of war, especially under the Second World War and the Nazist, and now are only thinking of improving standards of living and renouncing abuse of the others. For thirty years, I was watching the European people changing and improving their way of thinking.

Many Egyptian people believe they enjoy high morals, more than those who belong to the Western countries, whose inhabitants are described as degenerate by many people in the Middle East. In fact, those Middle Eastern people usually use religion to cover their deviation, just like members of the Islamic currents did in Egypt, which makes the intellectual perversion in Egypt even clearer. Those people claim virtue, and repeat sayings of great western intellectuals without even understanding what they mean by such sayings.