O justice in Egypt! Farewell!

[waleedsss]

You can see bullies walking freely in the street with cold steel and in the same time; the rebels are tortured in the darkness of jails!
You can see fake official documents and people compelled to put their signature on them by force or they will face dark future!
You can see a gangster having good ties with officer against the peaceful opposition!
You can see exceeding the law by security forces themselves!
If you want to win your court case, you can pick up one of perjurers before the court and pay him some money in order to perjure in the front of jury!
You can see heavy sentences for victims and innocents while non-guilty verdicts dedicated for real killers and embezzlers!
You can see the drug traffickers may sentenced to 3 years only while you can see the demonstrators in peaceful march may face death penalty!
You can see politics and criminals interfere with verdicts to go along with their likes!
In short, in Egypt, you are suspect till you show a complete loyalty to the dictatorial regime!
So, you can say: "O justice in Egypt! Farewell!":unhappy::unhappy:

 

[سيف الله]

Salaam

This is relevant :hmm: . And Again a good lesson in how the world is really run.

Schumer Says Controversial Egyptian President el-Sisi Is ‘Very Good’

Sen. Charles Schumer thinks Egypt’s latest president, a military general who has drawn international condemnation for his human rights record, is “very good”–at least pertaining to Israel’s security.

“Sisi is very good, that is one of the very good things that’s happening. He’s so much better than Mubarak even was and certainly than Morsi,” Mr. Schumer said of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, comparing him to past Egyptian presidents.

Mr. Schumer, a Democrat, was addressing Orthodox Union, an advocacy organization for Orthodox Jews, in Washington yesterday. His praise of Mr. Sisi drew applause from the audience. (Jewish Insider, a Jewish news organization, recorded his remarks.)

An ardent defender of Israel, Mr. Schumer was arguing that Iran still posed an existential threat to the nation and needed strong allies in the Middle East like Saudi Arabia and Egypt. He said Saudis keeping their oil prices low would continue to keep pressure on Iran, which has faced crippling economic sanctions and is now finalizing an agreement with the United States and several other countries to limit their nuclear weapons program.

“These … countries now realize that their greatest enemy is not Israel but Iran,” Mr. Schumer continued. “They are more willing now to deal with this and not make Israel a pariah state.”

While Mr. Schumer’s kind words for Mr. Sisi were welcomed at the Orthodox event, they may not have the same reception elsewhere. The Egyptian’s visit to Germany yesterday was met with protests over his government’s decision to hand down a preliminary death sentence to ousted President Mohammed Morsi, a former Muslim Brotherhood leader, and more than 100 other leaders and members of the organization.

Mr. Sisi seized power two years ago and severely cracked down on dissent. But even as his autocratic rule continues to worry human rights organizations, some countries are welcoming him as a stabilizing force in the region and a crucial partner against the Islamic State, a terrorist organization that has seized large swaths of territory in Iraq and Syria. The Egyptian president has spoken critically of radical Islam.

http://normanfinkelstein.com/2015/06/05/schumers-father-was-an-exterminator-small-wonder-then-that-he-admires-sisi/