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4/29/2008

الاغانى الوطنية فى زمن الفيديو كليب

أتعجب كثيرا من اصرار المسؤلين بالتليفزيون المصرى على تقديم كلا من هيثم شاكر وتامر حسنى أكثر من مرة فى أغانى وطنية ,بل والظهور فى زى عسكرى والتصوير فى مواقع عسكرية!!. والمشكلة ليست فى أدائهما الفنى ولا مستوى الأغانى التى يقدمانها ,لكن لأنهما مدانان بالتهرب من الخدمة العسكرية والتزوير .
واذا كانت هذه هى القدوة التى يقدمها المسؤلون عن الاعلام لشبابنا فى الوطنية اذن لماذا التشدد مع من يتخلف عن التجنيد أو حتى عن الاستدعاء بعد أدائه للخدمة!؟
أرى ان التساهل فى مثل هذه الامور فيه اهدار لقيم كثيرة وهدم لاشياء يصعب بنائها أو حتى اصلاحها

4/25/2008

Good morning Sinai


Sinai peninsula, in fact, occupies a distinctive position on the Egypt's map, as it locates the north eastern part of Egypt. From the east, it is bordered by el-Aqaba Gulf, and by Suez Canal from the west. The whole Sinai coast's lenghth is about 870 Km, i.e, 30% of the total of Egypt's coasts (2400 Km).

Sinai's area, however, constitutes 6% of Egypt's area, about 61.000 Km square. It is deemed to be the land of minerals and wealth, as it harbours great deal of minerals and oilfields, cool, iron, cement, black and white sand, and exotic herbs.

The historical significance of Sinai could be simply ascribed to its unique spot, as it is the eastern gate of Egypt. Sinai has witnessed many wars for defending Egypt; the war between Ramses II and the Hittites, but also attested the oldest Qadsh peace treaty concluded in 1270 B.C.

The prophet's land and the cradle of divine messages is, also, Sinai, via which the Father of the prophets, "Ibrahim" had crossed. Furthermore, Sinai was the place in which Moses had spoken to God from Mount El-Tour. This holy land, in addition, had witnessed the Youssef's cross to Egypt , and the passing of the sacred family while in the Coptic time.

Islamic conquest to Egypt, however, has been realized at the hands of Amr Ibn Al-As through Sinai.

Sinai was and will remain the strategic spot for defending the homeland of Egypt, it has witnessed many severe wars; 1956, 1967 and 1973 wars.

The Egyptian diplomacy, as a matter of fact, played an important role in regaining Sinai, when President Sadat's initiative came to demonstrate the Egyptian desire to bring about peace. In November 1977, he visited Israel, then came Camp David's meetings to yield the 1979 peace accord between Egypt and Israel.

By virtue of such accord Israel withdrew from Sinai, but little Taba was claimed to be belonged to Israel. Egypt, never gave up but resorted to the international arbitration, which announced on September 29, 1988 that Taba, the cherished piece of Egypt's soil, is an Egyptian land.

Today, Sinai testifies the implementation of the national project (1994 - 2017) for developing all walks of life throught the giant 75-billion plan.

source: arabic news

4/24/2008

Iraq executions follow apparently unfair trials

Twenty-eight people have been executed in Iraq this week following what appear to have been hasty and unfair trials. Those executed were arrested in clashes that took place in the past three weeks.

Amnesty International has said that, for them to be arrested, sentenced and executed within such a short period raises serious concerns about the trial process. The organization has called on the Iraqi authorities to disclose all relevant information about these trials, including whether those executed had access to legal representation or not.

"The circumstances of these executions make it urgent for the Iraqi authorities to establish a moratorium on the death penalty," Amnesty International said today.

Amnesty International has repeatedly expressed its concerns about the trials conducted by criminal courts in Iraq, and whose procedures fall short of international standards for fair trials.

"The Iraqi government argues that reinstating capital punishment would curb the widespread violence in the country," said Amnesty International. "The reality, however, is that violence has continued unabated and the death penalty has not been a deterrent."

The death penalty is being used extensively since its reintroduction in 2004 and hundreds of people have been sentenced to death after grossly unfair trials. Amnesty International opposes the death penalty in all circumstances as a violation of the right to life and as the ultimate cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment.
18 April 2008



source: www.amnesty.org

4/23/2008

اضراب 4 مايو



بعد انتهاء اضراب6 أبريل وما تبعه من أحداث وشعور الكثيرين ممن تبنوه ودعوا اليه بأنه لم يحقق ما كانوا يطمحون اليه ولم يحقق التأثير أو بالاحرى الضغط الكافى.
ومن ثم بدأت العوة لاضراب جديد كنوع من التحدى للنظام ولتأكيد الارادة فى التعبير عن السخط من كثير مما يحدث
ولكن اذاكان الاضراب السابق لم يكتب له التنظيم الكافى ولم تتبنه جهة بعينها ولم تتضح بشكل كافى أهدافه بل وتنصلت منه بعض القوى السياسية ولم يكن متحمسا له سوى تيار اليسار وبعض فئات الشباب.
واذا كان لابد من القيام باضراب فلماذا يكون 4 مايو؟! وهل اذا فشل يكون اضراب 4 يونيو هو الحل؟! ونحن حتى الان لم نعرف بشكل حقيقى نشأة فكرة اضراب 6 أبريل بالرغم من الادعاء الساذج بأن نشأته دعوة على برنامج فيس بوك وتقديم الشابة اسراء ككبش فداء لتغطية عجز الامن عن الحصول على معلومات سليمة.
اذن اذا كنا نود ان نتبنى ثقافة الاحتجاج السلمى والاضرابات فلتكن منظمة وتكون لدينا مؤسسات مجتمع مدنى لديها النضج والشجاعة لتتبنى حدثا بمثل هذا الحجم بدلا من ظهور أحداث عشوائية لا تأمن عواقبها ولانحقق فائدة منها

4/21/2008

Evidence Suggests Soldiers Targeted Reuters Journalist

HRW:
The Israeli government should conduct an immediate and independent investigation into the deaths of four civilians, including a Reuters cameraman and two teenage boys, in Gaza on April 16, 2008, Human Rights Watch said today. Human Rights Watch’s investigations at the site found evidence suggesting that an Israeli tank crew fired recklessly or deliberately at the journalist’s team.

“Israeli soldiers did not make sure they were aiming at a military target before firing, and there is evidence suggesting they actually targeted the journalists,” said Joe Stork, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch. “Israel should investigate these deaths and, if crimes were committed, hold to account those responsible.” Fadel Shana’a, a 23-year-old cameraman employed by Reuters, was killed as he was filming the tank close to Gaza’s border with Israel, southeast of Gaza City. Three other persons were killed as they watched Shana’a filming. The Palestinian Center for Human Rights identified them as Ahmed ‘Aaref Farajallah, 14, Ghassan Khaled Abu ‘Otaiwi, 17, and Khalil Isma’il Dughmosh, 22.


Interviews conducted by Human Rights Watch with an eyewitness to the shelling, a resident in a nearby village and a journalist who arrived just after the attack, as well as camera footage taken by Shana’a, indicate there was no military activity by Palestinian militants at the scene of the attack. On April 16 around 5 p.m., Shana’a was driving with his soundman, Wafa Abu Mizyed, to Johr el-Diek, a village on the eastern edge of the Gaza Strip, to investigate reports of shelling in the area, according to Abu Mizyed. They drove an unarmored gray pickup truck, which, according to Reuters and photographs of the scene, was marked “TV” and “Press” in large colored letters. On their way they passed an Israeli tank that was parked on a hilltop a few hundred meters away. Once in Johr el-Diek, they filmed a group of villagers injured by the fighting, and then left the area by the same road, again passing the Israeli tank. While there was some machine-gun fire in the distance, Abu Mizyed told Human Rights Watch, there was no shooting in their immediate area at the time. Abu Mizyed said they then decided to stop by the roadside to take more video of the surrounding area. Shana’a was wearing a flak jacket with “PRESS” printed in large blue and white letters on the front. Footage from Shana’a’s camera shows an Israeli tank a few hundred meters away firing a shell. About one second later, Shana’a’s camera goes black. “Fadel set up his camera and the tripod and asked me to push away some children who had gathered around us. They were teens and there were no fighters or any shooting there. While I was doing so, I heard a sound like ‘boof,’” Abu Mizyed told Human Rights Watch. “I looked towards Fadel and found him lying on the ground and repeating the Shehada [the Muslim declaration of faith]. I was also injured on my left hand. Fadhel died. Another shell landed behind the truck and injured me in my right hand and the waist. I then ran towards the main road looking for help.” Photographs taken shortly after the incident by a local journalist show teenagers Farajallah and Otaiwi lying dead near the destroyed pickup truck. Minutes after the tank shelling, three other journalists tried to reach the area in an armored jeep. When they stopped their vehicle, marked “Press” in large letters, and walked towards the Reuters vehicle, they also came under tank fire. Wissam Nassar, 23, a photographer for Ma’an news agency, told Human Rights Watch: “We spotted a shell coming towards us from down the street from where the Israeli incursion was taking place. ... We pushed ourselves to the ground when we saw the shell coming. It landed about five meters behind the truck and exploded.” Evidence gathered from the road, and x-rays of the dead and wounded, show the tank fired a flechette shell, which unleashes hundreds of dart-like projectiles before the shell hits the ground. Doctors in Gaza showed the media x-rays of Shana’a’s body, which showed several flechettes lodged in his chest and legs. Several were embedded in his flak jacket. Major Avital Leibovitz, a spokeswoman for the Israeli army, told Human Rights Watch that the site of the incident “is the same area in which three IDF soldiers were killed” about 11 hours earlier. However, she was unable to specify exactly where the soldiers had died and how close that area had been to where the Reuters cameraman was killed. “The matter is being looked into,” she said. “When we have come to a conclusion we will share that information with Reuters.” Human Rights Watch said that the Israeli government should commit to a full independent investigation into the incident, the findings of which would be made public. Three eyewitnesses interviewed separately by Human Rights Watch said there were no hostilities at the time in the immediate area where the cameraman was filming, although there had been fighting earlier that day in Johr el-Diek, which lies about 1.5 kilometers from the site of the attack. “The area where the journalist was killed was open and a bit elevated,” said Stork. “The Reuters truck was clearly marked ‘TV’ and ‘Press’ and drove by the tank twice, so it’s hard to believe the Israeli tank crew didn’t see the pickup contained only journalists.” The laws of war, which apply to the armed hostilities in Gaza, require that parties to the conflict do everything feasible to verify that targets of attack are military objectives. Civilians, including journalists covering a war zone, may never be targeted. Anyone who deliberately or recklessly attacks a civilian commits a war crime. Where there is evidence that a war crime may have been committed, a state has an obligation to investigate and, if appropriate, prosecute the suspects. Human rights groups in Israel and Palestine have long urged the Israeli military to stop using flechette shells in Gaza because they spread over a wide area and are thus more likely to indiscriminately hit civilians. Flechettes are razor-sharp 3.75mm darts released from canisters that explode in mid-air and spray thousands of them in an arc some 300-meters long and 90-meters wide. “The use of flechette shells, with a wide ‘kill radius,’ increases the chance of indiscriminately hitting civilians,” said Stork. “Israel should stop its use of the weapon in Gaza, which is one of the most densely populated areas on earth.”


source: www.hrw.org

4/17/2008

استقلال كوسوفو


لاأفهم لماذا تجاهلت معظم الدول الاسلامية و جميع الدول العربية استقلال دولة كوسوفو ولم تعترف بعا بالرغم من اعتراف ثلثى الاتحاد الاروبى و دول عديد ةوبالرغم من أن هذه الدولة الاسلامية الوليده قدمت تضحيات كثيرة من اجل الاستقلال ,ولم تلقى الدعم الكافى ولم يساعدها احد على هذا الاستقلال سوى صراع النقوذ بين القوى الكبرى الذى قرض خذا الستفلال على صربيا وحليفها الدب الروسى بالرغم من كون هذه الدولةالوليدة اسلامية
والغريب أن دولة مثل تركيا لم تعترف حتى الان بالرغم من كون هذا الاقليم سابقا جزء من الدولة العثمانية
ونجد ان الدولتين الاسلاميتيتن الوحيدتين اللتان اعترفتا باستقلال كوسوقوهما البانيا التى ينتمى سكانها لنفس العرق الذى ينتمى اليه مسلمى كوسوفو وافغانستان التى تخضع سياستها الخارجية للتوجيه الامريكى.
ولكن ماهى الاسباب التى تجعل الدول الاسلامية تتردد فى هذا الاعتراف؟هل هو محاباة للروس؟!!أم رفض تجربة انفصال قابلة للتكرار لاحدى الاقليات فى دولة رغما عن باقى السكان؟ام ماذ وان كانت هذه التجربة يمكن تسويقها كنموذج لفرض استقلال الدولة الفلسطينية, وهذا ما طرحه ياسرعبدربه فى منظة التحرير واستخف به الكثيرون
اتمنى أن تقوم الدول العربية بالاعتراف ودعم استقلال دولة كوسوفو
بل والاستفادة من هذا الاستقلال

!!هى دى مصر يا هانى

بعد اعلان المحكمة لبرائته هتف هانى سرور "هى دى مصر"... بالفعل هى دى مصر.. هى دى مصر الى بيسجن فيها ايمن نور 5 سنوات ويفرج عن تامر حستى المدان بنفس التهمة "مع فارق بسيط انها غير ملفقة!!"
..هى دى مصر الى يطلع فيها هانى سرور براءة فى تفس يوم الحكم على عدد من قيادات الاخوان بعقوبات مشددة عبر محاكمة عسكرية!!
هى دى مصر الى اهتزت فيها قلعة العدالة وسط صراع القضاة الشرفاء ومتسلقى القضاء
هى دى مصر الى بقت رهينة فى ايادى مجموعة من السماسرة

4/16/2008

Five Years On, Fallujah in Tatters



FALLUJAH - Fallujah remains a crippled city more than three years after the November 2004 U.S.-led assault.
Unemployment and lack of medical care and safe drinking water in the city 35 mi. west of Baghdad remain a continuous problem. Freedom of movement is still curtailed.
The city suffered two devastating U.S. military attacks during 2004. Many of the buildings were destroyed or heavily damaged. Several collapsed under the heavy bombing and were never rebuilt. The heaps of concrete slabs and piles of rubble remain where they were.
"We wonder why we have been targeted by Americans since the first days of the occupation," Dr. Mohammad Abed from al-Anbar University told IPS. "This city sacrificed thousands of its citizens through five years of occupation just because they said 'no' to a project that threatens their country's future."
Now a less visible form of destruction is being spread, he said. "The new wave of destruction is represented by tearing the social tissue apart. The Americans are paying tremendous amounts of money to get people of Fallujah to fight each other."
The road into Fallujah from the main Amman-Baghdad highway is safer today, but nobody is allowed into Fallujah who is not from the city and cannot provide elaborate identity documentation. That can only be obtained by undergoing biometric identification by the U.S. military – a process that includes retina scans, body searches, and fingerprinting before issuance of a bar-coded ID badge.
The city remains sealed. Many residents refer to it as a big jail.
"Being sealed for five years, Fallujah has lost all aspects of natural life," Ahmad Hamid, a former member of the city council, told IPS. "A man who has lived most of his life mixing with British and American people told us in 2003 that we could not reach any agreement because they [Americans] look at Fallujah as a center of Iraqi people's unity. He told us Iraq would be divided into regions, provinces, and even tribes, but we in the council did not listen to him."
The city remains tense in the face of power struggles and turf wars between tribal chiefs and Awakening group commanders in Fallujah and in other areas of the volatile Anbar province. Disputes between the Iraqi Islamic Party and Awakening groups are also creating security tensions. The Awakening forces are former resistance fighters whom the U.S. now pays to be on its side.
Beyond security, the health situation in the city is particularly difficult. A study conducted by two civil society organizations and the administration of Fallujah General Hospital over a two-year period was submitted to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees on March 4.
The hospital administration and the two groups, the Conservation Center of Environment and Reserves in Fallujah and the Monitoring Net of Human Rights in Iraq, say that in 2006 they found "5,928 new illness cases that were unknown before in Fallujah," over 70 percent of which were "cancers and abnormalities" in children below 12 years of age.
"In the first six months of 2007 there were 2,447 cases, more than 50 percent of these cases were children. Simply, this means that most of the victims are children, and this will threaten the new generation in this city."
"Now we face death of all kinds," said a doctor at Fallujah General Hospital. "In addition to all known diseases, new ones are invading us. Blackwater fever, for instance, was an unknown disease in our area, but now it is spreading like fire in a forest. We have no medicines to give our patients, and the black market is flourishing."
"Our best doctors fled the city for fear of being detained by American and police forces just because they helped civilians during the two sieges of 2004. They are now considered terrorists or at least terrorist supporters, when they should have been decorated with medals for their heroic work in helping their people."
Medically speaking, "the siege is total," a doctor who gave his name as Dr. Kamal told the press recently, speaking of the lack of drugs, oxygen, electricity, and clean water at Fallujah General Hospital.
U.S. military officials say reconstruction is under way, and that aid is being provided to hospitals. People see little of that.
"The brutal destruction of Fallujah by the American Army was not followed by any reconstruction, as if the city is being punished for its attitude against the occupation," said an engineer in Fallujah, Kaltan Fadhil.
Water and electricity supply, health facilities, and roads were provided "in a way that only made some people who collaborated with Americans richer," he said. "It was no more than repainting some buildings to make them look nicer for a while, and then new contracts were announced to rehabilitate what was already rehabilitated."
by Ali al-Fadhily and Dahr Jamail

4/11/2008

وان شاااالله ماحد حوش


بعد اضراب 6 ابريل وما تبعه من احداث مؤسفة فى المحلة ووسط اليوم الانتخابى للمحليات ها هو رئيس الوزراء
يذهب للمحله وفى يده الحل السحرى لكل مشاكل المدينة العمالية ومشاكل مصر الاقتصادية ويطفىء نار الفتنه باعلانه السخى عن مكافاه شهر لعمال المحلة و15 يوم لباقى عمال مصر!!!! وببساطة انتهت الازمة وكأن شيئا لم يكن!!هل هذاالتفكير يليق بالتعامل مع أزمات وهموم الشعب المصرى والتحديات التى يواجهها مجتمعنا سواء اقتصادية أو اجتماعية؟!.. بالفعل سيفرح عمال المحلة بالمكافأه والمؤكد أنهم فى حاجة اليها.ولكن هل هذه المكافأه ستحل مشاكل العمال أو الازمة الاقتصادية التى يكتوى بنارها البسطاء؟!وهل ستحل مشاكل الشباب المهمشين الذين قاموا بأعمال التخريب؟!وهل ستحل هذه المكافأة مشاكل شركاتنا الكبرى الواقفة فى طابور الخصخصة انتظارا لمن يستولى عليها بابخس الاثمان؟!...أم ستعالج الفساد الذى أصبح هو القاعدة فى الجهاز الادارى للدولة؟!.. أم ستعالج التزوير الذى حدث للانتخابات قبل أن تبدأ؟!.. أم ستعيد كرامة المواطن المصرى المهدرة فى رحلة البحث عن رغيف خبز؟!
أم أن هذه المكافأة مجرد رشوةتافهة ومسكنة للعمال لعبور أزمة لم تدرك الحكومة حجمها ولم تتحرك الا بعد حدوث مالم تحمد عقباه , ولم نجد مسؤل يتحرك ويتصرف بمسؤلية سوى النائب العام والمشهود له بالنزاهة والوطنية واحساس عالى بالمسؤلية,حيث انتقل لموقع الاحداث فورا ليؤدى واجبه ويقدم حلولا وليس مسكنات.
عندما شاهدت رئيس الوزرا يبشر بالمكافأة ملوحا بيده فى أداء مسرحى لم يعتد عليه تذكرت على الفور عاطف عبيد عندما كان يغدق على الشعب المصرى بالوعود الوردية بالرخاء والتقدم لتكون النتيجة على يديه أكبر عملية تخريب حدثت للاقتصاد المصرى!!.

4/06/2008

كفاية .. حرام



مع تردى الاوضاع الاقتصادية و حالة التذمر التى تسود أغلب فئات المجتمع المصرى وزيادة الاسعار بدرجة أصبحت قدرة الطبقة الوسطى على مواجهة ابسط احتياجات الحياة امر بالغ الصعوبة الى الحد الذى توقع البعض حدوث مجاعة. وتوقع الكثيرين ان ينتفض الفقراء كما حدث سابقا فى انتفاضة يناير فى عهد السادات والتى اسماها انتفاضة الحرامية. ولكن كل هذا لم يحرك ساكنا لحكومتنا الرشيبدة التى تتعامل مع هذا الحال بنوع من اللا مبالاة وعدم الادراك لمستوى الازمة!! واذا كلان سبب هذا التجاهل لهموم الشعب المصرى هو المراهنة على عزوف المصريين عن اى عمل سياسى بسبب انشغالهم بالسعى على قوت يومهم فهذه مراهنه خاسرة لأن المواطن البسيط لم يعد لديه ما يخسره وثقافة الاحتجاجات والاضرابات بدأت بالفعل تنتشر ووصلت لفئات لم يكن لها أى اهتمام سياسى والدليل على ذلك هو الاضراب العام الذى حدث أمس. أضف الى ذلك حالة الحتقان السياسى التى تسود أغلب الاحزاب والنقابات وسائر منظمات المجتمع المدنى والتى ضاقت جميعا ذرعا من تصرفات الحكومة وبالحال الاسياسى المتردى وبانتشار الفسد فى اواصل الدولة بشكل مستفز!! فهل تعى الحكومة حجم الازمة قبل فوات الاوان!!

4/03/2008

بلدنا بتتغير بيهم

مع اطلاق اخر مؤتمر سنوى للحزب الوطنى وفى ظل اللحملة الاعلامية الضخمة التى صاحبته, كان لابد من اختيار شعار للحزب ليتماشى مع الكثير من المظاهر المقتبسة من الانتخابات المريكية والتىيتناها "الفكر الجديد " فى الحزب, وطبعا هذا " فى الشكل فقط" وكان الشعار هو "مصر بتتقدم بينا". ولم يتطوع أحد من جهابذة الحزب ليعلل لنا سبب اختيار هذا الشعار! أو على ن يعود ضمير الوصل! على الحزب؟ أم قادته؟ أم الشعب الصرى؟!وبالطبع لا يفهم الكثير من االناس سبب هذا الاختيار.خاصة أنه يصعب رؤية هذا التقدم الذى يتحدثون عنه! وان كان البعض رجحه الى اقتباس من اغنية شرين والتى تتغنى فيها بمحاسن مصر" بلدنا بتتغير بينا"وان كان التعبير الاخير أدق فالتغيير ليس دائما تقدم. وبالفعل بلدنا تتغير بفضل هؤلاء العباقرة. فعلى سبيل المثال لو تابعنامكانة مصر فى بعض التقارير الدولية نجد مصر تأتى فى ذيل قائمة التنمية البشرية مع دول شديدة التخلف وأغلبها يخوض حروب أهلية,وفى تقرير منظة الشفافية نجد مصر تحتل مكانة متقدمة .."فى الفساد!!"وفى تقارير منظمة الصحة العالمية المتوالية نجد ان لنا ترتيب متقدم فى عدد ن الامراض الخطيرة كالسرطان والفشل الكلوى وهذا بفضل المياه والمحاصيل الملوثة بمبيدات حكوماتنا الرشيدة المتواالية. اما فى مجال التعليم فلم تظهر اى جامعة مصرية فى قائمة أفضل 500 جامعة وتوارت جامعة القاهرة التى كان لها سابقا مكانة علمية مرموقة , وانتهى دور المدارس التى حل محلها الدروس الخصوصية. أما فى مجال النقل فبفضلهم أصبح لدينا أسرع وسائل نقل الى الحياة الأخرة سواء بالبر عن طريق حوادث القطارات والطرق اليومية أو بالبحر عن طريق عبارات المسؤلين الافاضل.أماعن الاسكان فلدينا أكثر من اثنين مليون مواطنون يسكنون المقابر , وحتى هؤلاء أصبحوا الان أفضل حظا من غيرهم!. اما عن الفسااد فحدث ولا حرج كما اننا ننفرد بنظام فريد للخصخصة,فمثلا بنك الاسكندرية يتم تطويره بتكلفة 7 مليارات ليتم بيعه بعد ذلك بأقل من هذا المبلغ!ثم تباع سلسلة محلات عمر أفندى بأقل من قيمتها"من أجل الحفاظ على حقوق العمال" فيتم تسريح اغلب العمال بعدذلك! ويصل الحال بنا الى استخدام الاسلحة البيضاء للحصول على الخبز... والكثير غير ذلك م صور "التقدم" التى يتغنوا بها!! وكل مانملكه هو الدعاء لله بأن يرفع عنا هذا "التقدم" الذى يتحدثون عنه رحمة بالشعب المصرى.

4/01/2008

كادر لكل مواطن


فى ظل انتشار ظاهرة الاضرابات والاعتصامات وحالة التذمر التى تسود كثير من فئات المجتمع المصرى جائت احتجاجات وتصعيد نقابة الاطباء وجاء اضراب أساتذة الجامعات الغير مسبوق والتى تطالب كلتاهمما بتحسين أحوالهم المعيشية سواء بتخصيص كادر خاصأسوة بالمعلمين أو برفع رواتبهم, ولكن فى هذا التوقيت الذى يئن فيه الشعب المصرى بكل فئاته من نير الغلاء وارتفاع الاسعار الذى لم يصاحبه تحسين للاجور ودخول البسطاء سطرح التساؤل نفسه: اذا كان أساتذة الجامعات والاطباء لا يتحملون أعباء المعيشة ولديهم هذا الاصرار على تحسين أحوالهم فما بالنا بالفئات الدنيا بالمجتمع والتى لاتحظى بأى نصيب من اهتمام الدولة وليس لهم نقابات او نوادى تدافع عن حقوقهم. نعلم ام رواتب الاطباء وأساتذة الجامعات لا تتناسب مع وضعهم الاجتماعى لكن الغلبية العظمى منهم لا يعتمدون على المرتب ولاينظرون اليه لأن لهم مصادر دخل اخرى .
واذا كانت هاتين الفئتين صعدتا احتجاجاتهم لهذا الحد, فهل يكون الحل لكل فئه هو اجراء اعتصامات واضرابات الى ان تخصص الحكومة كادر لهم؟!! ام أن ثمة خلل فى نظام الاجور بشكل عام بمصر أن هناك حالة سخط عام من سوء التخطيط وتدنى مستوى المعيشة. وأصبح أصحاب الصوت الاعلى هم القادرون على اقتناص جزء من حقوقهم دون باقى المجتمع!