As we face our problems in Egypt, we may stop by offering solutions to them without really applying these solutions. We may believe these solutions will solve the problems, but they really don’t.
Such illusion of solving our problems should be turned into reality. These solutions may include to establish a Council of citizenship, or to let the National Council for Human Rights do the job? Should we establish a higher committee that includes the sheikh of Al-Azhar and Coptic Pope, or should a committee of sages do the job away from clergy? Should we activating the code of press honor, or apply mechanisms union accountability?
These questions were put by the editors of the Egyptian newspapers and magazines, and the elite whom seek solutions to our problems.
The boredom of the repetition of such events and discussions in the same scenario led many people to boycott them, especially after two revolutions in Egypt one of which had came against a tyrannical religious rule and the other to establish a social justice. Yet, nothing happened!
The Egyptian Parliament should seek the establishment of an Office of anti-religious discrimination in order to protect victims of retardation and underdevelopment. The Egyptian President should prove his real political will to change and realize the dream of a modern civil state in Egypt.
