US Government Must Speak Out Clearly

the photo is taken by Ben Razbach


This is the Egyptian democracy..who dares to say the opposite......

The Coalition of Egyptian Organizations in U.S.A:

US Government Must Speak Out Clearly in Support of Reform and Against Repression in Egypt
April 6, 2010

In an egregious violation of the freedoms of assembly and expression, Egyptian police arrested and beat dozens of peaceful demonstrators today. Commemorating the third anniversary of the April 6 strike, Egyptians gathered outside the People’s Assembly (Egyptian parliament) to peacefully demonstrate and to call for constitutional amendments to make upcoming parliamentary and presidential elections more free and fair. The courageous demonstrators came to the demonstration and participated, in spite of threats and warnings from Egyptian security, who threatened to use the emergency law, in place for 30 years, against them.

The Coalition of Egyptian Organizations holds the Egyptian Minister of Interior personally responsible for the violations that transpired today, whether to the person of any of the demonstrators or for any act in violation of the law, and calls for the immediate prosecution of those who were involved in the attack, including the head of Cairo State Security.

The assault did not only target political and human rights activists from the April 6 movement. Presidential candidate Ayman Nour and his supporters were held hostage in Nour’s office and were assaulted by police when they tried to join the protest. The Egyptian police also assaulted many journalists covering the event and confiscated their equipment. In addition, the government initiated cyber attacks against opposition websites, including the April 6 group website and web sites supporting Mohamed El Baradei’s presidential candidacy in 2011.

The Coalition believes that these actions are a clear indication of what the Egyptian government intends to do in the upcoming parliamentary and presidential elections. It is clear that no legitimate elections can take place in Egypt without revoking the emergency status and taking serious steps to ensure political and public freedoms. It is likewise clear that the US government must support Egyptians in their valiant and peaceful efforts to make their homeland more pluralistic

Spy Cameras in Mosques

I think no one from Egypt forget his family alerts
, his school ,the Sheik of the mosque, and even the professor of religion about the importance of this verse from Quraan:
Don't spy... it was the first verse we had been taught that it became one of the Person's instructions which engraved deeply in his personality that spying on people is forbidden or haraam
The mosque is the house of God in which we learn and recite his words and orders not spying
How come the God's house becomes a place of spying on the worshipers and preachers with cameras hanging from the ceiling of which broadcast directly on the internet in complete secrecy as the news said.when the secret unveiled, A government Military contingent to lie started to spread in the media to give justifications and excuses worse than sins.vulgar , cheap and contradictory excuses

There are those who said that the cameras had not been put to spy on the worshipers, but preachers ..its a joke

Another official said the cameras have existed for a long time ago so why now...

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The official , said that those cameras were added after the president's speech .. the development and modernization in the context of the president's speech hinting in a way that: who dares to object the directives of the President ..

Mubarak in his speech didn't say put cameras in the mosques to spy on the people if he would have said after the speech I wish you tell the people least as long as the cameras as we knew lately that those cameras are bought from their money ,their donations to the mosques for charity without telling them.

surprisingly the Muslim Brotherhood said that it is an American scheme.

Their websites dealt with the news as if there was a poll which is still under consideration, the Minister of Awqaf it is the ministry concerned with mosques and religious education in Egypt issued a decision to place cameras in mosques and this controversial resolution and this raised the debates and boiling on this resolution, giving the reader a sense of the news that the resolution was not implemented yet and there is a community dialogue about it

The origin of the tale ..... search for the interior ministry

Cameras mounted for a long time ago since when only God knows and of course the Minister of Interior

Security was stable and the Internet was broadcasting, officers watching and Egyptians do not know then something happened two women entered El Saida Zeinab mosque to get rid of a little baby girl and left her in the mosque between the prayers and went out of the mosque quickly .. the usual prayers and mosque officials took the girl to deliver to the police station ... the intelligent officers told the people they will catch the women by the spying cameras which are fixed in the mosque

that's how the secret revealed and by the way:they didn't catch the ladies

Now I have three questions:

Question one To every religious man: When you teach this verse to children inside the mosque, what would you do to justify the existence of spy camera inside the mosque for them, My second question Addressed to the leaders of the nation and specially Al-Azhar Sheik : Will you delete the verse _:DON'T SPY ..... and spied a matter that necessity knows no law or by way of matchmaking or will be maintained on the basis that the origin of spyware is publicity exactly like marriage in our religion

My third Addressed to the one who took the decision: Is this work coincided with the same activity in churches as a principle of equality or you are waiting until demonstrations and vigils calling for equality of spying between the two elements of the nation
I ask every sane person in this country for fear of sedition to quickly put spy cameras, inside all the Egyptian churches so our Christian brothers do not feel discrimination and persecution that we can find expatriate Copts with hidden agendas start to strike the security of this homeland

Save as Draft

In any place in Egypt, smile you are monitored

A gift from me to the Egyptian police anniversary
press here

according to Hisham Mubarak institution for law
the real number of the detainees is 30
they will be recalled for interogation by
1-Esraa Abel Fatah
2– Wael Abaas
3- basem Samir
4- basem Fathy Mohamed
5- Ahmed Badawy
6– Shiref Abdel Aziz
7- Marian Nagy Hana
8- Mostafa Al Nagar
9- Roya Ghareeb
10- Naser Fathy
11- Khaled Mahmoud
12-Talat Al Sawy
13- Nadia AL Zany " from France'
14- Amira Al Tahawy
15-Salma Akl
16- Ahmed Mahmoud
17- Ismail Sayed Omar
18- Mona Foaad Ahmad
19- Ahmad Fathy Mohamed
20- Bola Abdo
21-Hosam Saber Aly
22- Hamada Abdel Fatah
23-Gamal Farid
24-Mohamed Khalaf
25- Alhoseny Ahmed
26-Mohamed Hamdy Hassan
27-Mohamed Abdallah Mohamed
28- Hashmat Mohamed
29- Tarek Sabry Abdallah
30- Shahinaz Mohamed

update

update:
all the detainees will be recalled for interrogation by Prosecution tomorrow morning
and all of them started a hunger strike and the girls in a bad condition and transferred to the hospital
but all the boys are in jail now

tomorrow at 12 pm we will protest and set in in front of the D.A office
until they let the detainees free
plz join us the detainees need our support

Update:

Two girls in a bad healthy condition the police prevent them from food or water since they arrested them

the police promised to release all the detainees at 6 pm but until 10 pm nothing new

Finally at 10 pm the detainees called for interrogation by Prosecution

urgant:The Egyptian police arrested the activists during their visit to Nagaa Hammadi

The Egyptian police arrested today bloggers and activists during their visit to Nagaa Hammadi to offer condolences to the families of the recent events that happened there, and they arrested them as soon as they arrived to Nagaa Hammadi station,and they have also been beaten and verbally abused

The detainees were transferred In security cars and they took their IDs and phons

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They arrested

Ahmad badawy from al ghad part _ 6 April youth

Mostafa Al Nagar

Wael Abaas : Blogger - Misrdigital
Shahinaz Abdel Salam : Blogger - Wa7da Masria
Mohammed Khlaed: blogger - Demagh mak
Amira Al Tahawi
Ismail Alexandrani - Manasat
Marian Nagy Hana –Reuters - New generation
Basem Samir - Egyptian Democratic Academy
Basem Fathi - Egyptian Democratic Academy
Israa Abdul-Fattah - Egyptian Democratic Academy
Naser Abdel-Hamid - Democratic Front Party
Salma Akl – Democratic Front Party

Bola Abdo _ Democratic Front Party
Roaey Ibrahim
Hanan ( We Unknown her second name)
Ahmed Abo Zekry
Sherif Abd-Alaziz

The Egyptian government does not want national unity and wants to ignite the fire of sectarian sedition