"You will love our country more than we do... you will fear for our country more than we do." President Al-Sisi responded to the "Monte Carlo" correspondent when the journalist expressed concern about the human rights situation in Egypt when he asked about the detainees and disappeared people and the prison conditions in Egypt!
This is a question that has been forced upon some of those who speak in the West or who represent them inside Egypt to ask this question on every occasion as a means of intrigue or in order to harm Egypt. Or distort what's going on on its own soil!
Unfortunately, such people are caught in the middle of stupidity every time, because the story of the thousands of detainees they are talking about fell when there was no evidence for it from all those who paid visits to prisons and places of detention, whether internal or external human rights organizations. The claim about the disappeared fell apart when it became clear that those who disappeared were. They were either outside the country or joined terrorist groups. They were unveiled when they were killed, the last of whom was Nahid Hossam Al-Menoufi, one of the founders of the terrorist decisive movement when he was picked up by the Egyptian hawks on his way to Turkey!
Allegations of prison conditions in Egypt have also been dropped following the transfer of inmates from a number of prisons to humane penal institutions that observe human rights standards, which state that the perpetrator should not be punished twice.
The decisive and decisive President responded by saying that Egypt has gone beyond the stage of worry about such questions which float the closer we get to the anniversary of the events of January 2011, and that Egypt no longer has anything to fear or fear to raise in public. Nor will it be allowed to happen again.
At the same time, I realized the value of the words that the president said truthfully, "You will love our country more than we do."
The night calls the day, and the day calls the night to build a new republic. There's no one looking back. The real enemy is time. There are facts on the ground that are obvious -- It has an unrelenting will, and it has ears that do not listen to nonsense and the falsehoods of the world. In it are the brown faces, who are covered with sweat and do not like it with the air conditioner in which the sultan's spice sleeps.
So, after all this, some claim that they fear for Egypt more than us, or that some exaggerate that they love the people of Egypt more than us.
You were right, Mr. President. Egypt has regained control of itself, has the ability to act whenever it wants, and with the help it sees.
