A whole nation rose to the large household. There are millions of men and women who took to the streets to demand the departure of the "dictator" and the end of a regime built on the powers and the will, not the people but by foreign powers and 'national oligarchies. They are not analysts and international commentators, nor the leaders of major powers that have produced this departure, but the people.
I understand what democracy is, the sequence of events belongs to the people and not to foreign nationals, including from their considerations on the Muslim Brotherhood, on Islamism and all that bathes in an atmosphere of prejudice reinforced by the media whose mandate is to strengthen them. The enemy is always the most disturbing of which Iran does not stop the demonization. On the latter, read the excellent analysis Gregory Lalieu. , An analysis that arrives at conclusions which, while not denying the flaws existing are far from maintaining the fears, so useful in support of the belligerents.
And what about the weapon of "human rights" is used where there is interest, with the fervor of fans apostles, militants and activists willing (es) to sacrifice their lives. Again, read this excellent analysis Robert Gil on this pretext, used many times, respect for human rights to justify hypocritically other less noble goals.
fundamentalism, fanaticism, fundamentalism are found in all environments in all religions and ideological movements, they are capitalists, socialists, communists, evangelists, Islamic, Catholic, etc.. There is no need to look into the neighbor's yard to discover these through our own media. This does not however mean that everyone have the disease (s). I still think that people, in general, remain largely in a balance that allows the patch to these excesses these extremes tend to assume fully. Democracy belongs to the people and it must be the most perfect expression.
It is therefore, in the case of Egypt, the Egyptian people themselves, without exclusion, to decide its constitution, its values, its democracy, its leaders. Whenever our actions have the effect of reinforcing this conviction, we serve democracy and we respect the Egyptian people. It is not for Obama, nor Israel, nor to analysts and journalists ranting against the Muslim brothers to decide what is good or not good for the Egyptian people. Men and women of this people will choose what is best for the common good of all and all. If they were able to make a clean sweep at the hands of a regime covered the blood of its martyrs, they will assume the following events.
ago in Egypt more than 80 million people and they must all be harnessed to build a system that meets their needs and ideals. That strangers caring to do the same in their own countries. It will be nice to have them.
People of Egypt, decide what you yourself deserve our respect. If freedom and democracy have a sense they are there to enable your projects.
Oscar
Fortin Quebec, February 13, 2011
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