An interview with an Egyptian expert:
Egyptian people came to the streets in 2011 to change the regime. But now, after a few years, the soldiers are back at work. What is your analysis of this situation?
I believe that the initiator of the January revolution was the Egyptian intelligence apparatus to prevent Jamal Mubarak from being effective, and all the elites who participated in the demonstrations were affiliated with this intelligence apparatus, but when the people honestly and sincerely accompanied this revolution, the control of affairs It got out of the hands of the intelligence apparatus and therefore turned to the secret struggle against this revolution and succeeded in this task and announced it publicly.
Why do you think the Egyptian revolution could not be completed? What were the obstacles to the realization of the Egyptian revolution?
The reason why the Egyptian revolution could not continue its way was because the revolutionaries trusted the people who were against the revolution and entrusted them with the leadership of their revolution. In addition, Mubarak’s government was an octopus government that had taken root everywhere and had various management mechanisms at its disposal that could stop the life process from moving and create a crisis. These mechanisms are mechanisms that the revolutionaries have not yet achieved. On the other hand, the Egyptian revolution did not rule even for a moment, and all those who came to power after 2011 were the same pawns of the former regime, and even the Muslim Brotherhood and Morsi did not rule for a moment because their hands were tied and the government of Octopus Mubarak. It managed the affairs of the country and its shadow was spread over all the departments of the government.
* Currently, the Al-Sisi government considers the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group and has banned the activities of this group. What is the reason for this action of the government? Has the fear of the power of the Muslim Brotherhood caused them to remove this group from the political equations?
For this reason, the al-Sisi government declared the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist movement, under the pretext of which it would take measures to completely suppress the revolution and establish a fascist government. We have a folk proverb to the effect that: “Strike the tied animal so that the loose and untied animal will be afraid” means that if we suppress the central core of the revolutionaries with complete brutality, the rest of the revolutionary groups will have their work cut out for them, and in fact, the power of the Muslim Brotherhood is the biggest barrier and barrier against fascism and fascist actions. And it was oppressive.
* El-Sisi entered the election activities with the slogan of improving the economic and security situation? Have these slogans been realized after two years?
First, El-Sisi didn’t need to come up with election slogans to reach the presidency, because he came to office with completely fraudulent elections; The elections that the Egyptian people clearly boycotted all of it and the government or government-affiliated media reported it live and directly and publicly pointed to this boycott without telling the reason for it. However, al-Sisi became the president and the western world, which strongly supports him, recognized him.
On the other hand, he has not made any economic achievements and despite the money that has flowed to him from the Gulf (Persian) countries at the behest of America and Israel, but the country’s economic situation has worsened. Al-Sisi’s government, to promote its big economic plans, basically focuses on advertisements and media; The plans that turned out to be illusory and imaginary. For example, during the digging of the second route of the Suez Canal, they advertised that they had created a new Suez Canal. While such a thing was not true. The western world also showed alignment with this issue and, contrary to logic and geography, introduced it as a new water channel.
* At one time, Egypt was the flag bearer of the fight against Israel, but now the al-Sisi government has friendly relations with Israel. This means forgetting the Palestinian issue in the eyes of the Egyptian government. What is your analysis on this matter?
As I explained before, the biggest supporter of al-Sisi is America and Israel. Al-Sisi also wants to play the role of their special gendarmes in the region and suppress all resistance movements, especially the Islamic resistance in Gaza and Sinai, and even Yemen and any other place that is considered a danger to Israel, for the benefit of America and Israel. Regarding the Palestinian issue, the people of Egypt have never forgotten it, but the propaganda of the official state media has pretended to a few naive people that the danger that threatens Egypt is not from Israel, but from Hamas, Iran, Hezbollah, and the Libyan revolutionaries. .
Such naive people have been brainwashed by the state media, but little by little they are waking up. Also, those who are resisting Al-Sisi’s regime despite their different intellectual tendencies are the same ones who are against Israel, therefore Al-Sisi has allied with Israel against them.
* What is the reason for the terrorist activities in the Sinai desert and what groups and with what goals are active in this area?
I don’t see any justification for terrorist activities in Sinai, but I think this issue is just a cover to empty Sinai and keep Israel’s western borders safe. But the groups that fight each other in that area are: Elements belonging to Islamic groups and their allied tribes, who are fed up with the oppression and neglect of the armed forces, and elements related to Muhammad Dahlan, a Palestinian separatist close to Israel and international forces.
No one can provide accurate news about the situation there due to security and media bans, but the same amount of information has been obtained through new media and news and information from people who have returned from there.
* Why the al-Sisi government has not been able to ensure Egypt’s security?
Al-Sisi’s government actually does not want to establish security in Egypt because it wants the people to always feel the fear of chaos and chaos in order to accept his fascist government, and this program is pre-planned and desired by him. However, I don’t think he will succeed, because he may fool people for a while, but he can’t keep them fooled all the time.
Is there freedom of expression and political activities in Egypt in the current situation?
In the shadow of the fascist government, we cannot talk about freedom of speech and freedom of political activities. This is a fixed rule in political science. Those media that are allowed to speak are only reflecting the contents and advertisements of the state media. The current policy in Egypt is to praise Al-Sisi and his regime every day, and to go to his charity, and if there are any criticisms, they are criticisms from the stakeholders. Maybe a press interview like what you are doing with me now will result in a sentence of life imprisonment or execution for me, and if They pass by it quietly and ignore it because these statements have not reached the ears of the people inside.
Now, criminalization and prohibition have been applied to all parties and groups, and alternative fake parties have been created to complete the decorum of democracy before the world. These fake parties have no popularity among the people. There are about 94 political parties in Egypt, of which 82 are fake and imaginary, and the rest of the parties have either closed down or reconciled with the government. Newspapers were all confiscated and closed, and thousands of journalists lost their jobs.
* The publication of some news shows that Egypt has followed Saudi Arabia in many developments. Isn’t this humiliating for Egypt as the heart of the Arab world?
Egypt’s pursuit of Saudi policies goes back to the Mubarak era, not the present time. At that time, maybe you could attack Mubarak personally, but you had no right to attack the King of Saudi Arabia. A similar situation exists now. In my opinion, such following and fascination are just the dictates of the West to the Egyptian government, and if Washington’s relations with Riyadh deteriorate, you will see that Cairo’s relations with Riyadh will also deteriorate at the same moment. This is definitely a great humiliation for Egypt.
Hosni Mubarak, the dictator of Egypt, was recently acquitted of all charges. What is the reason for this and doesn’t this mean turning a blind eye to the Egyptian revolution?
before I said that Mubarak’s regime was an octopus government that ruled in the period after the January revolution, and that al-Sisi was Mubarak’s intelligence agent, and if al-Sisi was not Mubarak’s trusted person, he would never have come to power and this position. Also, the Egyptian revolution failed when the military council assumed the responsibility of running the country on February 11, 2011, and the revolutionaries welcomed the presence of the military council due to political inexperience or conspiracy by some of them.
* To what extent is the Egyptian judiciary independent?
In general, under the shadow of a fascist regime, there is no independent judicial system, and a large part of the rulings issued by the Egyptian judicial system are ridiculous, and duplicity, fraud, and oppression are fully evident in them. The existence of corruption in the judiciary has dangerous consequences for this country and every country that likes to establish an advanced government.
* In your opinion, which countries and groups do not want Iran-Egypt relations to resume? What is your suggestion on this matter?
When Dr. Mohammad Morsi wanted to establish relations with Iran, the Octopus government rose up against it, and the Salafis who are now in favor of the al-Sisi regime launched strong attacks against Morsi and announced that he had become a Shiite and sold Egypt to Iran, and so on. They spread false advertising. My assessment is that no one in Egypt can publicly express their desire to establish relations with Iran, and if a desire is expressed It will only be threatening and provocative messages for Saudi Arabia to give more dollars to Egypt, and even though it was only the Muslim Brotherhood who tried to get close to Iran during their rule, they are the ones who are wanted and need political forces around them. gather, they are afraid to express this issue publicly.
In my articles and writings, I have repeatedly emphasized the necessity of turning the enmity between 4 powerful countries, Egypt, Iran, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia into cooperation and forming a united power to serve the Islamic world against the historical enemy, Israel. But the prerequisite for this is the political independence of these countries from America and the West, and we need to remove the challenges between these powers and create goodwill among them, and the Iraqi challenge must be solved in a way that leads to the victory of the Iraqi people, both Sunni and Shia, and all its components. be democratic. Also, the crisis in Syria, Yemen and Libya should be resolved in a way that leads to the independence of these countries from the influence and influence of others, and sincere efforts should be made to establish multiple democratic systems in order to create balanced relations with these 4 regional powers against all factors that create enmity. stand between Shia and Sunni and prevent the occurrence of religious and sectarian wars of Westerners in the countries.
* The people of Iran and Egypt have two ancient and magnificent civilizations. In your opinion, how can the establishment of relations between these two countries and their friendship with each other help Islam?
Certainly, the return of official relations between the two nations of Iran and Egypt will benefit the Islamic Ummah and increase the power of Islam. But the realization of this issue requires independence in decision-making, which in my opinion will never happen. Because Morsi’s desire to be close to Iran was one of the motivating factors of the West to overthrow him quickly.
* What grounds and conditions should be provided for the establishment of relations between Iran and Egypt?
Despite the current government of Egypt, it is not possible to establish a relationship between Egypt and Iran. This government relies on the support of the Persian Gulf countries and is completely under the tutelage of the West, so before establishing relations, it must get out from under the yoke of the West.
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