We live our life in this world while we are surrounded with rules and regulations, we try as much as we can to follow the rules and obey the regulation; however, sometimes we feel that some rules or regulation are unfair and needs to be reconsidered. We always need to remember that people like us make these rules and the regulation and we always need to listen to other people opinion about these rules and regulation simply because if the rules and the regulation didnt make peoples life better so we need to change it.

The retiree Egyptians after long life of hard working are the most people in need and suffers nowadays. Having a look on the average pension for a person in Egypt, we will find it is roughly 1500 Egyptian pound. And no one can deny that this amount of money before the last wave of the inflation could help the person to live and manage his life even it was little bit tight. Having said that, this amount for the current time barely can be enough for utilities and medicine the old people have to get in that age.

Sexual harassment in Egypt is worse than the economic crisis that hit Egypt in the last 6 years, and I will talk about the reasons behind this Phenomenon, however, none of these reasons should be an interpretation to the harasser. Before talking about the reasons, I Want to assure that sexual harassment is everywhere including the developed country not only Egypt, but the only problem we face is the increase of this Phenomenon among Egyptian.

The last terrorist attack happened lately which lead to more than 20-st soldiers killed and dozens injured showed without any doubt that Egypt faces a real enemy. Before going to the details of this horrible attack, I want to introduce my condolence to the families and the friends of the soldier and to all Egyptian.

Unfortunately, there is a Coptic priest killed yesterday in a series of persecution against Copts and physically and emotionally. And shame on the media which tried to cover on the accident by saying that the person who killed the priest is crazy one. In fact, we in all our problems in Egypt we try to cover it until it be a mountain you cant reach and no one can reach, instead of facing the problem and trying to understand why the fanaticism increased in Egypt lately, we try to just say “ the person who killed the priest was crazy”

On this Sunday all Egyptian will be around their TVS waiting their dream to reach the world cup to come true. I can assure that not less than 60 % of population will be united on one goal and watching the same event this day. Last time we went to the world cup was in 1990, I remember this event as it was yesterday, when all Egyptian was so excited to watch their team playing in one of the most important sportive event in the world.

Last week, there is no one in the Egyptian media didn’t talk about Homosexuality, not just the media but also the leaders like Pope Tawdraus, Al-Azhar and many leaders and Journalists. All of them tried to defend the society and the community from that danger we face and called “Homosexuality”. In fact, I’m not here to defend “Homosexuality, however, I’m totally against this campaign against them which actually might lead to more violence because I believe that the best solution to heal and cure any problem in the society is trying to absorb it not to attack it. All the media and Journalists started to attack and defend by saying that “God forbid Homosexuality”, and Homosexuality comes

I had chance to watch the US presidents speech yesterday as part of following and trying to find out what would be his focus in his first speech in UN. The US president talked about many issues like Israel and the conflict Middle east, reconsider the nuclear weapon agreement with Iran, the threats that North Korea represents, the dictatorship in Venezuela, human rights in Africa and the American aid to those countries especially in south Sudan, fighting Isis in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen, and finally talking about the UN itself and it should play more important roles in the international conflicts.

Lately, a lot of terrorists attack happened in London. Every time an attack happening, we try to convince ourselves especially after the responsible people give us statement that this is going to be the last attack in London. Few months later, we wake up on another terrorist attack, and then we say it seems that “London doesnt want to learn the lesson”, but what lesson you are talking about? In the name of the human rights Britain welcome a lot of terrorists, and let their citizen suffer and killed because of the government’s actions. It seems that Britain will never back on its policy until more and more victims fell.

Today I want to go to one of the things that we always keep saying to our children and our new generation in the media and in the school and everywhere that might let them from the beginning of their life wants to go far to that places without knowing that the truth is no always as the media try to say. For Example in the media and everywhere, we try to always say this sentence” in Europe and developed countries” , and we are saying that word to explain how much we are developing in some aspects of the life which is true but not fully true.

While I’m trying to think how poor people could afford the high cost of their medicine and because I have a little experience in how other countries run health care system I wanted to set some facts and Ideas and the same time. First fact, I want to tell all Egyptian that a lot of people around the world lack of health care and can’t afford their medicine even in the countries that we call them “developed countries”. Recently I have read a report about health care in one of the developed country shows that Millions of people in this country can’t afford to buy their medicine.

Recently, the US congress announced decreasing in the aid introduced to Egypt, and they have used the human rights situation as main reason to reduce this aid. I m not writing this article to attack the US decision but to clarify many facts to this aid. The first fact I Want to clarify that many writers and politicians in Egypt trying to attack us as because of this decision but I want to remind them with this famous proverb that says” beggars can t choose”, and I m sorry to choose that word “ beggars”, I just used it to clarify my point but didn t mean Egypt at all.

Lately, I have read many news about Invitations to amend the constitution and especially amending the period of the president in the constitution to be six years each period instead of four and to allow him to candidate himself three times instead of two. As always and because of the current situation which is the media that support the president dominates the scene, No one can object that danger step from happening. When I say danger step I m not proclaiming that because of the 2 years more that will be in each period but because I m sure that this amendment will be just the beginning of many amendments in the future.

After the train accident that happened in Alexandria yesterday, there is no doubt that Egypt has to review its plan to prevent the shedding of blood on our roads. Recent statistics show that Egypt has the most road accidents in the world. Egyptians have been dying every day on the road. Even more so than Sinai, that has terrorist attacks. This is proof of the severity of the situation Egypt faces now.

Recently, I have read a statement from Dr. Baha Abu Shaka, Al-wafd Leader, stating that Muslims a new interpretation for the “ Quran” to be able to face the terrorism. I have tried to think a lot about this statement and I came to a conclusion that I don’t think that a new interpretation to Quran will help at all in this case. I don’t want go to more details of how new interpretation is useless and will not help. In fact, I believe that the only way to face terrorism will be through the education and create new chances and new hope to the coming generation. Egypt needs to invest in education double of what they spent in military and weapons.

There is no doubt that Qatar plays a role in the Middle East region since Arab spring stared and until now. What is this role and is it negative or positive role that what will try to explain in the coming lines. Since the Arab spring started, all the arb nation was thinking that this is the moment to feel the freedom and to practice it, however, few months later we found out that it wasn’t peaceful revolution as everyone was dreaming with.

Many Egyptian when you ask them how you feel in general about your life in Egypt? most properly his or her answer will not be positive. I cant blame any Egyptian especially the poor and the middle class about any negative answer they will say. Having said that, you will find most of the poor people especially from Upper Egypt, very satisfied and say always thank be to God. I can feel both sides.

Lately the church announced to cancel all trips and visits to monasteries due to security reason as mention in the brief statement released by the church lately. What clear is for me that Copts pay the price of their belief in the peaceful time and in the time that the country suffers from political tension.

After the government raised recently the prices of the gas and the electricity, the only thing everyone ask who should take care of the poor people in Egypt? Everyone understand that Egypt face a tremendous Economic problems but at the same time there are many direction the political regime take to improve the poor people life not to increase the burden and increase the poverty of Egyptian. We can see president Sisi impose only one policy to improve the Egyptian economic which is lifting the subsidies on everything which could be a step from many to improve the economy.

While we are close to June 30th, we still have the same argument about this date and if it was revolution or military coup and because I don’t want to go further in this argument I want to focus in more deep thoughts related to both terms. For those who consider it as revolution, I want to ask them many question, are we better than before? Is our economic, social and political life is better than before, Did Egyptian get what they demonstrate against?, did we achieve any progress during 3 years from June 30th until now?

Reforms in General shouldn’t take one shape. Reforms shouldn’t be only by increasing the prices especially on the poor classes. It’s very understandable that any reform will affect without any doubt the poor class but if we didn’t work in lighten these affects that might lead to social tension and may be troubles in the short and long term. One of the main problem that face Egypt right now that the political regime doesn’t even talk to the people or tell Egyptian what are they willing to do and why, on contrary they deal with the Egyptian as sub-ordinate. Egyptian should be Number one in any decision made by the government or the president, however, this is not the case and it seems that Sisi didn’t learn from the previous lessons. In conclusion I want to assure that any reforms will not be effective unless the society and community accept it and feel that they are part of the process not objectives.