Dear Readers
I do not know how you feel, but I feel exhausted, and the New Year has barely begun.
I think it is very interesting that El Baradei has withdrawn from the Presidential race. The cynics might say that he did it because he was not popular with the grass roots. Who knows? I really admire El Baradei, and I think he is exactly what Egypt needs, but then again, I am not Egyptian, so who am I to say?
He may be able to do better work on the outside as part of the "loyal opposition." I admire the crucial role he played in the Egyptian Revolution. There is plenty of work to be done to keep the Revolution on track, and keeping the SCAF honest as the transition continues. I think that El Baradei, with his global view, and intellectual, yet warm and compassionate persona (I have met him) is the right person to hold the transitional council to task.
Heba Afify, El Baradei's Withdraw from Presidential Race Egyptian Independent, (January 15, 2012)
He has vowed to focus his efforts on organizing youth and concentrating on the basic demands of the Revolution, including Bread, Freedom and Human Dignity. I think El Baradei will be Egypt's Gandhi.
~WMB
I do not know how you feel, but I feel exhausted, and the New Year has barely begun.
I think it is very interesting that El Baradei has withdrawn from the Presidential race. The cynics might say that he did it because he was not popular with the grass roots. Who knows? I really admire El Baradei, and I think he is exactly what Egypt needs, but then again, I am not Egyptian, so who am I to say?
He may be able to do better work on the outside as part of the "loyal opposition." I admire the crucial role he played in the Egyptian Revolution. There is plenty of work to be done to keep the Revolution on track, and keeping the SCAF honest as the transition continues. I think that El Baradei, with his global view, and intellectual, yet warm and compassionate persona (I have met him) is the right person to hold the transitional council to task.
Heba Afify, El Baradei's Withdraw from Presidential Race Egyptian Independent, (January 15, 2012)
He has vowed to focus his efforts on organizing youth and concentrating on the basic demands of the Revolution, including Bread, Freedom and Human Dignity. I think El Baradei will be Egypt's Gandhi.
~WMB
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