Comments by "Omer عمر" (@Omer1996E.C) on "Egypt 10 years after the revolution - BBC News" video.

@thehonesttruth415 Egyptians could have waited few years to have the next election and then remove the party, but no, they made it worse by removing their own elected president. They deserve what's happening to them now after they demonstrated against democracy. Is it a democracy to force people to have democracy, even if they rejected?
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@thehonesttruth415 building palaces, destroying mosques, building bridges on 2nd floor apartments windows, debts which Egyptians can't pay back for decades, projects which are unnecessarily expensive like the train to be built with about 23 billion dollars which could have be done with only 12 billion from non corrupting companies. Is this what Egyptians are happy about? There are more but are too much to be mentioned
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The parliament in islam is called shura council
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@n3o260 so, blame Egyptians for rebelling on their own president rather than blaming the Islamic system
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Yousef Dessouki you are right about the fact that he made many projects, and world bank is an international trap and you don't have to rely on it. But the 100,000 jobs are temporary, which means Egypt is gonna borrow more money to start another project like sisi unnecessary palaces. What about the 25 percent poverty rate in 2014 and 33 in 2020? Is this a good thing? As well egypts debt has more than doubled from 2016 till now, and i don't think that the project is that much useful especially with the fact that arab countries are normalizing relations with Israel
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@n3o260 i think I've just given you the evidence, authoritarianism or autocracy is not an Islamic system. Erdogan haven't declared sharia law, but the military is still conflicting with him, especially and biden before yesterday says that Erdogan should be removed, which is a sign that America is behind any attempt to remove the current government of turkey, and also the us government is accused of supporting some militant groups in the Middle East. By the way, trump called Sisi "my favorite dictator"
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@n3o260 exactly, maybe problem of people but not religion
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@n3o260 i don't think all religions preach good or peace, but anyway quran is not misinterpreted by scholars but by hypocrites, there are various of books regarding every hadith but some Governments want to use it for themselves
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@thehonesttruth415 man, don't observe the developments only without the non decreasing debts, like Egypts debt is literally an only increasing thing like the debt made Egypt a colony of England, it is not only by just by seeing the new buildings and Skyscrapers being erected, but you have to ask yourself "can we pay off the debt?"
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@thehonesttruth415 and also poverty rate was 25 percent in 2014 and 33 in 2020, you live a good life doesn't mean that everything is alright
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@thehonesttruth415 when later? When Egypt is recolonized? Or after Egyptians make another Arab spring?
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Yousef Dessouki well, if what you're saying is true, then Egypt is in a great era, destruction of mosques made me very upset but i hope everything will get better. You know many things about Egypt, but if you can answer my questions about the bridges built in a crazy way will it be fixed, and houses of poor people which is destroyed, the increased cost of bread, the medical situation, ethiopian dam, involving in Libyan war, egypts mediterranean rights and human rights issues I know it's too much questions and you might not know its answers but it's ok cuz your not the vice president to know all of those things As well the palaces of England are from the monarchical period and the current palaces are run by the Queens salary and incomes from tourists who visits the palace and castles, but not state's or national money
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@hussein.m1661 what i see, and what you telling me is not the same. But what is the war about, i have just mentioned to that person the achievements of el sisi
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@Amghannam i meant to those who were telling me that MB had to be removed before the election
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