Dino R.
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Few numbers were brought from UAE to fight terrorists in Sinai alongside with the apaches ..
And I'm so glad to have you here with us , brother .
I'm glad to be here brother among knowledgeable people like yourself, thank you, much appreciated.
I disagree with you on that, maybe Arab Nationalism is not as strong as it was decades ago, but believe me it is still alive and well, has its own believers, myself included.This arab nationalism is no more than a fake haux similar to adel imam's fankosh
Now there is alliance evolving between egypt uae and saudi arabia basically were talking about the two richest arab states allied with the most populated arab nation
As you said most of egypt problems today is coming from other arabs whether libya qatar or sudan . We have pushed qatar away but egypt has to focus on cleaning eastern libya from terrorists in future and forcing sudan to behave on water nile issue
Sissi was talking about countering terrorism in eastern libya through preimtive operations and the new fast intervension unit in egypt must have been formed for this sole purpose
No, you did not bore me a bit, since our thoughts converge very well on these matters, I have enjoyed reading it. And I do agree 100% with it, the metaphors are right and the descriptions also.
So, yes, the bigger the change, the bigger the price to pay for it, because more fundamental things will be shaked. And I also believe the outcome to be big and positive.
I think they should have thought about other alternatives to use the Nile water than building a dam, knowing that it might have consequences on other countries. So you are right again, they did it while they were thinking its us or them, and the response they have attracted is the reflexion of their own egoistic or necessary thought, but necessity is subject to freedom, and ones freedom ends where others' freedom begins. In simple words they should have been wiser.
I think this dam issue will be the best thing to unite all Egyptians with all the division going on in Egypt recently. I believe bringing the dam issue to the front will be the first thing after the Egyptian presidential elections, it will give the people something to unite around, no matter what their differences are, and it is the most pressing danger facing Egypt right now.
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