After the Egyptian Parliament was elected, a group of TV presenters won elections as members of the house of representatives. They use their televisions and newspapers to affect the public opinion and the decisions of the Parliament.
One of the private televisions talk day and night about reconciliation with the icons of the overthrown regimes that Egyptian young people died to get rid of. A famous journalist announced days ago that he accepts reconciliation and doesn’t mind to take a selfie with Morsi!
This comment reminded me of another writer called Aiman Sayad who worked as adviser to the ousted president Mohamed Morsi. Sayad said that the united Egyptian people during the revolution of January 25 shouldn’t have cast their votes without one party of them, he means the Muslim Brotherhood.
Dear advisor, you know better than me who destroyed the Egyptian unity and refused to hold a referendum to prevent bloodshed of the Egyptians. The Muslim Brotherhood traded on religion, forged the elections and incited hatred among the people.
You said that the Egyptians should not have cast their votes without one party of them, but you forgot that such “party” terrified the people for more than 40 days and nights while holding their sit-in in Rabaa and Nahda square. This party that burned public and private properties and killed innocent people and destroyed dozens of churches.
President Morsi couldn’t see legitimacy and refused to listen to millions of his people who demonstrated against him. The Muslim Brotherhood is the party that destroyed the unity of the Egyptian people in the revolution of January 25.
