It was not a mere coincidence that 22 years after the great Egyptian thinker Farag Fouda was assassinated by terrorists who adopt the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood, president Abdul Fattah al-Sisi came in office and officially received power at the same day, June 8th. At that very day, Egypt has celebrated the removal of those terrorists from power and Farag was truly avenged.

Egypt is in great danger with our crazy media and betrayals of human rights organizations. Thus, true Egyptian people have decided to put the road map in order to save their future supported by the armed forces, police and judicial system. After drafting the constitution, the Egyptian people decided to start with the presidential elections to stop many schemes supported by enemies of Egypt and carried out by revolutionary youth and human rights activists who betray their country for money.

Today I’ll be brief in my words I usually start writing my articles during the week and conclude review and put final touches Early on Sunday so that they are published over the net the following day, Monday. Well today Sunday 08th of June 2014 is different! For Egypt today is a memorial day, for the first time in recent history the ruling Egyptian president, gives up ruling powers to a successor president!

Egypt has great potential but needs a lot of work that what I can describe briefly the status of Egypt and Egyptian people. When you get the chance to visit or see different community you might be frustrated of the Egyptian situation Especially in the Education. Education in Egypt is a matter of life or death. Without starting with fixing the education, I believe nothing will change. Any country has a plan and rules. Rules you should keep to practice your education, you can’t practice without keep learning.

The official results of the first decent and transparent presidential elections in the history of Egypt brought Field Marshal Abdul Fattah al-Sisi with sweeping victory after unprecedented popular campaign without electoral bribes. Such neutralism and transparency were recognized by all international observation delegations from Europe, Africa, the Middle East as well as the local organizations.

The final result of the Egyptian presidential election was officially announced on June 3, declaring a landslide victory for Abdul Fattah al-Sisi, who won more than 23 million votes against about one million votes for his rival Hamdeen Sabahi. In fact, those who voted for al-Sisi or Hamdeen were hoping for a president who can achieve their goals and solve their so many problems.

The poor citizens who own nothing have always said that they only have their dignity. Yet, suddenly the expression “honorable citizen” came on the surface to compete with the only thing left for those poor people. I have been searching about the difference between an honorable citizen and another one whom we shall not call honorable. I only found few differences! The honorable citizen is always worried and enjoy his expensive furniture while watching his expensive television.

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.

Today and finally I’m free from the obligation I had to respect which was simply being neutral between two candidates and hide my intentions and inner feelings as much as possible. I’m not sure if I did succeed but I had to advise people direct them to the proper free decision without pointing to any directions. Your decision can never be free if I tell you this is the right decision, pointing to a decision!

We are now celebrating our newly elected President, Sisi. As Egyptians, this is a time which represents progress, and a step in the right direction. We have face troubles since the time of Mubarak, to Morsi. This is really is our time to move forward as a country, as a democratic country.

The presidential election is over and al-Sisi has become the new president. However, I believe he will face great challenges and there is not time to waste. All people have to work and work in order to salvage the bad situation. The “To do” list is huge and includes: economy, security, food, education, health, housing, transportation, and etc. On top of that we will find the religious discourse. Egyptian people are religious by nature and always turn to God asking for help in such difficult circumstances. Yet some people trade on religion and deceive the needy Egyptian people making use of their needs.

In 1974, Monday magazine said that the government of Nokrashy Basha at that time prefers to be a secret government. Nokrashy Basha himself said that the prime minister doesn’t have to announce all his planes. Therefore, Field Marshal al-Sisi prefers to follow such policy in hiding some of your planes. This should have something to do with him working in intelligence for years.

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.

Well, you have the right not to believe in astronomy and wizard's ability to prophesize, but you should respect those who do believe. In fact, many presidents all over the world believe in astronomy and its power to bring good and prevent evil. Obama hasn’t met with Morsy believing he is jinx, and a wizard told Mubarak in 1974 that he won’t retire soon and he has a long way to go. Soon Mubarak survived many assassination attempts.

This article will be available on May 26th. The first day of presidential election most likely will read it afar you had voted or boycotted presidential elections but there would be a second chance the following day the very LAST DAY!

By chance while I was in the metro I met a christian man who is originally from Minia, from the village that Mulsim Brotherhood burned their churches and their homes. The man called Samy, he has been forced to leave his village because of the threats. His home burned and all his properties destroyed. He moved now and all his relative to “ Ezzbet AL Nakhl”.

In the midst of preparing for the presidential election in Egypt, many friends asked me what I would like the next president to achieve concerning the culture in Egypt. In most cases, I answered writers should not be imprisoned anymore for their books and articles as this has become so shameful. Furthermore, all forms of controlling creativity and thought should be no more. I also said that books should by subsidized in order to encourage reading.

I have many reasons not to vote for Hamdeen Sabahi in the upcoming presidential elections. The first reason is that Sabahi is very similar to the ousted president Mohamed Morsy as both of them are liars who belong to Hamas more than they do to Egypt. Additionally, as Morsy was manipulated by the Muslim Brotherhood, Sabahi will be moved by the youth.

Naguib Mahfouz, Nobel winner Egyptian writer, said in his great novel "Awlad Haritna" that the elite are Egypt's great calamity. This diagnosis explains our great problem all over Egypt. This includes journalists, military analysts, doctors, engineers and artists. This elite always manipulates the mind of the Egyptians making use of their weak memory.

This is the real role of the Copts in the elections and in their homeland, Egypt. They always feel happy for the bridegroom, but they never are the bridegroom. Since the days of Mubarak, the Copts choose to vote for Mubarak that he might appreciate them or allow them to build churches. They chose to act like a poor servant though they are the origin of the house! During the elections, many people volunteer to show the Copts their love, and peace that all religions support. However, such nice emotions happen to disappear once the wedding is over, I mean the elections!