The time has come for democracy ------ Mohammed Fagary

The time has come for democracy
Mohammed Fagary
There is no difference in the two that the political change in the country is inevitable, but it is unknown to the quality and the time, and this is from the occupation of political tyranny and the erosion of the old political class. We are unable to manage to make the change, but this deficit of its bitterness reveals a new reality. We accept the vacuum, our shortcomings come from this section, the political class wants to see the reality of the historical rivalry, so betrayed the language is one of the writers see that Bashir was misled by the Islamic movement and then become the army are free from the responsibility of tyranny, Making the crisis t The position of the decentralized system on the misery of its application spread many of the powers in the hands of people in their different tribal blocs, whether regional or to achieve them some of their interests, which prompts us to reflect on the possibility that these local blocs desire In democracy. As it has a numerical abundance that makes it come to power without competition very much, but from another block and perhaps multiple levels of government reduces the intensity of competition as everyone finds space in power ..
The most stupid thing that the opposition can do is to call for free to transcend this decentralized division and return to the old miserable regime. Then it will find itself lost and unable to express. It is stupid to talk about a long period of transition under the pretext that reality is miserable and needs long-term measures. An elitist argument incapable of reading the reality of the right to read it will be an extension of the misery of the rescue itself in reliance on the compromises and adjustments, it is better that people take full responsibility until the experience of democracy mature well.
The future of democracy comes from regional parties that see democracy as an enemy and do not tempt you to talk about political Islam and so on. The experience of Egypt stands as a testament to such statements. The anti-Islamic and pro-coup class ultimately found nothing but humiliation and humiliation. The second danger is the old elite, in the poverty of its political, economic, social and cultural imagination, and this may appear in the ugly promotion of ethnic identities and make the problem Cultural rather than political, and we said that the root of a political think some of the problem and the absence of them that politics thought and not just tactics as we have
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