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Feb 15, 2011 Letters
Dear Editor,
The events of the last couple of weeks in Egypt have shown the world that it is still possible to make revolution through peaceful and non-violent action.
The people of Egypt and the young of all ages, all classes, all religions, all ethnicities, educated and uneducated, professionals and laymen, preachers and atheists, men and women, women with and without head coverings, came together in the millions to express their anger against 30 years of dictatorial rule.
Dictatorial rule which raped the country and people of their dignity, of their sense of morality and human decency, of their wealth, of their right to equality, and of their right to decide to choose their leaders. The revolution was a celebration by people who began to feel their own power again, and to believe again, and to begin to recognise themselves, and as they began to recognise themselves they began to see the possibility of change – change which is now underway.
Change after a dictatorship is not easy. The society is now embarking on that long path. The people of Egypt need support and solidarity. What they don’t need is second guessing. The people will sort themselves out as the future unfolds. What they need is respect not only for their human dignity – the basis of their protest – but respect as they move forward for their right to determine the way forward as they work to create institutions that work.
The path forward to smash the police state and the dictatorial apparatus of such a state organised to suck the life from the society will not be an easy task.
In the coming days, months and years the success of this revolution will be judged on its ability and capacity to dismantle the corrupt apparatus of the dictatorial state. If this happens, a new day will dawn in Egypt.
Wazir Mohamed
Mar 31, 2025
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