This article in the Tagesspiegel is worth reading:
It reflects basically almost exactly my concerns and fears again that I in relation to developments have found in Egypt.
Clearly, a further genuine democratic country next to Israel in the Middle East would have simply wonderful. Nothing is more democratic than a (peaceful) revolution brought about by the people of is.
And now Egypt - probably one of the most undemocratic countries in the world - has more democracy sorely needed. Consider but just look at the situation of women, homosexuals and the Coptic Christians in Egypt.
Yes, "you think" about it first. After all, who thinks of Egypt when he lying on the sea and can then do it again quickly a trip to the pyramids? "Yes, irgendso'n market in Cairo, we also look over."
Well, for years there has been no one shows any interest that people are suffering in Egypt.
And now?
Yes, what then?
It may be better, but it can also get really bad.
Consider just only to Iran.
Come in Egypt just any Islamists to power is, then said groups ultimately far worse than before. Islamists give a shit to women, homosexuals and Christians. And another threat for Israel and further instability in the Middle East, would be guaranteed.
No one can do.
Well, my joy at the Developments in Egypt, therefore, hold still limited. Less because it is right that defend the Egyptians against the regime, because that's good, but because I am very worried and skeptical yet. I just hope that it remains reasonably peaceful, and not as some sort of religious fanatic coup to power.
But just a few ordinary Egyptians.
And while in an elected parliament.
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